Nivin name meaning

Gender: Unisex, both Boy and Girl

Origin:

Usage: Arabic, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Oriya, Tamil and Telugu

Meaning: Holy and Nivedyam to God

Add to favorites

What does Nivin mean?

Substantially used in Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Oriya, Marathi, Arabic, Gujarati, Kannada and Bengali recent and sufficiently quirky, Nivin means "Holy or Nivedyam to God" is used for both boys and girls.

Names that rhyme with Nivin

How popular is the name Nivin?

Nivin is an uncommon baby name in United States where it is still in use. Nivin is a rare baby name in England and Wales still in use today. At least, 90 people globally have been given the name as per our findings.

Year	Rank	Births
2018	4063	25
2017	4194	24
2016	4749	20
2015	6307	13
2014	12078	5

Facts

Nivin in Nordic countries

Countries	Men		Women
Countries	First Name	Secondary Name	First Name	Secondary Name
	0	0	5	0
	0	0	111	8
	0	0	15	18
	2	0	15	0

Numerological aspects of Nivin

You are not stubborn but flexible and think outside the limits. You don't want to bother people with your problems and pass negative energy. You have to enjoy your solitude more and hanging around less. You are not very excited when it comes to meeting new people because you expect disappointment. Most people enjoy having you around. You have a positive influence on people but gather their negativity instead of positivity on a daily basis. It drains you.

You would love these names similar to Nivin

Jabala means Powerful or Powerful Lady is used in Arabic and Sanskrit is given to girls
Hiral - Queer unisex name Hiral means "Bearer of Diamonds, Lustrous or Radiant" dominantly used in Gujarati and Malayalam is rooted from Sanskrit language
Kahill means Best Friend is especially used in Arabic and Hindi is used for boys
Janu means Life Force or Cute aimed at both sexes is used chiefly in Danish, Kannada and Gujarati
Mishael - Originated from Hebrew, Outlandish Mishael means "Light, Torch or Who is What God Is?", a gender insensitive name is used specifically in Hebrew, Arabic and English