Vinod
The name carries a bright sense: joy, pleasure, delight. In Poland it stays rare, held by fewer than a hundred men, and no boy received it last year.
Vinod Pronunciation
What Vinod means
Where Vinod comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Vinod comes from Sanskrit, where the word vinoda means pleasure and delight. That single root gives the name its meaning outright. A boy called Vinod holds the sense of joy in the plainest way, because the word itself says so.
The name belongs to India, common among boys born from the north to the south. It carries no Polish name-day and no saint. On a class register in a Kraków school, Vinod would sit among the Jakubs and Antonis as the one entry that translates straight to radość.
Origins can wander far from their meaning. Here they hold together. The Sanskrit vinoda meant delight, and Vinod still does. The name asks for little beyond its own translation: joy, pleasure, delight.
How many people are named Vinod
1 in 222356 men in Poland is named Vinod. 96 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3551 among male names.
Vinod as a middle name
Vinod is a first name for 96 men in Poland and a middle name for another 35, a 73/27 split. In the men's middle-name ranking it sits 1395th, between Usman (35) and Waclaw (35).
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#1393 Soriano35
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#1394 Usman35
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#1395 Vinod35
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#1396 Waclaw35
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#1397 Walid35