Krunal, of Sanskrit origin, means 'black' or 'dark'. It is believed to derive from the Sanskrit word 'krishna', which denotes something that is dark or black in color. This name carries a rich cultural heritage and is often associated with Lord Krishna, an revered deity in Hinduism. Krunal is commonly found among individuals of Indian descent and has been adopted globally due to its unique sound and meaning. It consists of four syllables: Kru-nal. Spelling variations include Krunal, Krunall, and Krunnal, among others. The name Krunal does not have any specific corresponding month or day as it is not derived from a saint's name or a particular cultural festival. Instead, it signifies a unique identity that transcends traditional naming conventions.
Krunal is not a particularly popular name for babies in the years provided, with no more than 9 births recorded annually and totaling only 43 births over these eight years.