Raghubir

Raghubir is a given name of Indian origin. It is derived from Sanskrit, combining the elements "Raghava" meaning "descendant of Raghu" and "vira" meaning "hero" or "brave". Raghu was a legendary king in Hindu mythology, a prominent ancestor of the deity Rama. Therefore, Raghubir essentially translates to "hero of Raghu's lineage" or "brave descendant of Raghu."

The name is predominantly used for males and is found in various communities across India, particularly in North India. It carries connotations of strength, valor, and noble ancestry due to its mythological associations. Like many Indian names, Raghubir is not typically associated with a single religion but is prevalent among Hindus.

Notable individuals bearing the name Raghubir include Raghubir Yadav, a well-known Indian actor and musician, recognized for his roles in both films and television. The name's historical and mythological roots contribute to its enduring popularity, reflecting cultural values of heroism and lineage.