Jayanti is a feminine given name of Sanskrit origin, derived from the word 'jayant' which means 'victorious'. It is often used in India and among Indian communities worldwide. The name Jayanti conveys a sense of triumph and success, reflecting its meanings 'who is victorious', 'who has conquered', or 'conquering'. It is a unisex name but is more commonly associated with females. In Hindu tradition, it is believed that the name brings good fortune and prosperity to the bearer. Jayanti is also sometimes associated with festivals, as in some regions of India, it is used as a festival name for women born around the time of the Diwali celebrations. The name Jayanti has a melodious ring to it, making it both meaningful and appealing from a phonetic perspective. It consists of three syllables: 'Jayan', 'ti', and 'ni'.
Jayanti was a very uncommon name in 2006 with only 6 babies receiving it that year. Overall, there have been just 6 babies named Jayanti since records began.