Sachin
At its root the name carries the sense of essence, of existence itself. In Poland it stays rare: fewer than 140 men share it and almost no boys receive it now, so most Poles have never met one.
Sachin Pronunciation
Sachin is pronounced SAH-kheen (/ˈsaxin/).
What Sachin means
Where Sachin comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Sachin belongs to Sanskrit, where it grew from Shachindra and settled into the short shape used across India today. Dictionaries gloss it plainly: existence, the real, that which simply is. The name also stands among the epithets of Shiva, and in that setting it reaches toward the pure and the truthful, close to the Polish reading, prawda.
Its most documented bearer is Sachin Tendulkar, the Indian cricketer born in 1973, among the most recorded batsmen in the sport's history. Millions of boys were named for him. A Sanskrit word for being alive now travels attached to a living man.
In a Polish class register the name would sit as an outlier, foreign and quick to spot. It has no Polish diminutive and no name-day to soften it. What it brings instead is a small claim: to exist, to be real.
How many people are named Sachin
1 in 153570 men in Poland is named Sachin. 139 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #2793 among male names.
Sachin as a middle name
Sachin is a first name for 139 men in Poland and a middle name for another 10, a 93/7 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 2473rd, between Rozeta (10) and Sadie (10).
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#2471 Rossana10
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#2472 Rozeta10
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#2473 Sachin10
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#2474 Sadie10
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#2475 Samara10