Utsav
The name means "festival, celebration". In Poland it barely registers: eleven men carry it and no boys have been given it in recent years, so most Poles will never meet one.
Utsav Pronunciation
What Utsav means
Where Utsav comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Utsav begins in Sanskrit. The word utsava (उत्सव) names a festival or a public celebration, the sort tied to a religious day or a season turning over. The short meaning given here, festival and celebration, sits right on top of that root. There is no long detour between the origin and the sense.
As a given name, Utsav belongs to boys, and it stays close to the ordinary word people use for holidays and feasts. Someone named Utsav carries the plain noun for a joyful day. The name has no diminutive listed, no variant, no feminine pair. It arrives as one form and holds it.
A Polish teacher reading a class register might pause at Utsav and ask how to say it. The stress falls on the first syllable, the way it does in the Sanskrit source. Read it back and you have named a festival. In Polish that is święto, a celebration marked on the calendar.
How many people are named Utsav
1 in 1940563 men in Poland is named Utsav. 11 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #15589 among male names.
Utsav as a middle name
Utsav is a first name for 11 men in Poland and a middle name for another 2, an 85/15 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 6918th, between Ustina (2) and Vahide (2).
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#6916 Usha2
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#6917 Ustina2
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#6918 Utsav2
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#6919 Vahide2
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#6920 Valéria2