Keshavish
Keshavish is a name of Sanskrit origin that is used primarily in the Indian subcontinent. The name is derived from the Sanskrit word “keshava” which is a epithet for the deity Vishnu, meaning “the one with dark eyes” or “the remover of sorrow.” The suffix “‑ish” is a common linguistic element in many Indian names, denoting a belonging or lineage.
As a given name, Keshavish is most commonly found among the Hindu community, particularly in the western
Although not widespread, several individuals named Keshavish have garnered recognition in local cultural circles. Examples include
In contemporary times, the name is sometimes adapted in diaspora communities, where it is retained as a