Dhan
- proper noun
- He introduced himself as Dhan, a name passed down through generations in his family.
Examples
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The earliest "outsiders" who observed the Punjabis in California firsthand were Dhan Gopal Mukerji, Rajani Kanta Das, and William Smith.
Academic text (1993) -
At the cultural festival, everyone was curious to meet people named Dhan and hear their stories.
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The lowest SDW was found in BRRI dhan 29 (14.6 g hill-1).
Academic text (2014) -
Furthermore, said Dagleian, Houdrouge was using sports merchandise as a cover for illegal arms trafficking, and he identified the middleman as Ricco Dhan, a Greek-Lebanese-Egyptian.
Blog text (4) -
The teacher mentioned that Dhan is a popular name in South Asia, especially among the Hindu community.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dhan is a South Asian male name that comes from the Sanskrit root dhan, which means 'wealth' or 'riches'. So calling someone Dhan is like wishing them 'wealth' or 'good fortune', and the name is often used as a short form of longer Sanskrit names.