Naman is of Sanskrit origin and means 'the eastern one' or 'one who has arrived'. It is often used as both a given name for males and females, reflecting its unisex nature. Naman is particularly popular in India, where it is seen among various communities and castes. The name's simplicity makes it accessible to people of diverse backgrounds, contributing to its widespread use across the country.
"Naman experienced fluctuating popularity over the century, with a notable peak in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and consistently high numbers between 2008 to 2016."