Manomohan

Manomohan is a masculine given name of Indian origin. It is formed from the Sanskrit elements mano, meaning mind, and mohan, meaning enchanting or charming. Combined, the name is commonly interpreted as “one who charms the mind” or “the mind’s enchantment.”

The name is used across Indian languages and regions, including Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, and others, and it has also been adopted by members of the Indian diaspora. Variations in spelling may occur in English transliteration, but Manomohan is the standard form in many Indian languages.

In cultural context, Manomohan does not belong to a single religious or regional tradition; it is used by people across communities and can be chosen for its positive connotations of charisma and appeal.

Notable bearers of the name exist in public life across India and among the diaspora, spanning fields such as education, business, and the arts. However, there is no widely recognized figure who dominates public recognition under this exact spelling.

See also: related names include Manohar and Mohan, which share roots in Sanskrit and carry related meanings of charm or attractiveness. Manoj is another nearby name in common usage, though it has a different etymology.