Meaning and history
Saraswati is a Sanskrit feminine name meaning “she who possesses waters” or “abounding in water,” originally associated with an ancient river. In Hindu tradition, Saraswati became the goddess of knowledge, learning, speech, music, and the arts, usually depicted with a veena and sacred texts. She is also honoured in Jain and Buddhist traditions in varying forms. Notable bearers include Indian film composer Saraswati Devi and Indian classical musician Saraswati Rane.
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In 2017, 5 babies were recorded with the name Saraswati, ranking #15,902 among girls.