Shravan, a melodious and meaningful name of Sanskrit origin, is derived from the word 'shravana', which translates to 'hearing' or 'listening'. This name holds significant cultural and spiritual importance in Hinduism, as it is associated with Lord Shiva's second son by that name, who was known for his devotion and meditation. Shravan is also one of the twelve lunar months in the Hindu calendar. In today's world, this name continues to be popular among Indian families due to its elegant sound and profound meaning.
Over the years, the popularity of the name Shravan has shown notable fluctuations. Its highest peak was in 2012 with 24 births, while it saw a significant dip to just 6 births in 2022. Despite these variations, the name maintains consistent usage with an average of approximately 15 births per year over the span of 26 years.