Bhavish

Bhavish or Bhavishya is a Sanskrit given name for a male child, which literally translates to "future" or "tomorrow" in English. It is composed of two words, "Bhava" meaning "world" or "life" and "Ish", a suffix indicating a possessor or a doer, and the variant "Bhavishya" explicitly means future.

This name is derived from the Hindu concept of "Bhavishya Purana", which is a ancient Hindu text dealing with the period after the Kali Yuga. The word is also used to describe a prophecy or future event. The name is associated with the study of prophecy, astrology and the concept of fate.

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One notable person with this name is Bhavish Aggarwal, co-founder and CEO of Ola Cabs, an Indian taxi aggregator company.