Supriyo
Sanskrit · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Supriyo
Supriyo is a Bengali name derived from Sanskrit roots "su" (good/well) and "priya" (beloved/dear), meaning "well-beloved" or "dear to all." The name is primarily used in Bengali Hindu communities and among speakers of Bengali across India and the diaspora, with particular prominence in West Bengal.
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Etymology
Supriyo is a Bengali name derived from Sanskrit roots "su" (good/well) and "priya" (beloved/dear), meaning "well-beloved" or "dear to all." The name is primarily used in Bengali Hindu communities and among speakers of Bengali across India and the diaspora, with particular prominence in West Bengal.
Supriyo currently ranks #2,824 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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