Siddhant

Siddhant is a common Indian given name, primarily used for males. The name originates from the Sanskrit word "siddhānta," which means "established conclusion," "doctrine," or "principle." In philosophical and religious contexts, a siddhanta refers to a definitive or final tenet, often a core belief or dogma within a particular school of thought, especially in Hinduism and Buddhism.

The name Siddhant thus carries connotations of wisdom, established knowledge, and adherence to principles. It is a popular choice for boys in India, reflecting cultural values associated with learning and righteousness. Individuals named Siddhant are often perceived as thoughtful and principled. The name is found across various regions of India and among diaspora communities. Its usage is widespread and has been for generations. The meaning of the name lends itself to being associated with those who are seen as having a firm grasp of knowledge or a strong moral compass.