Jaideep is a name of Indian origin, derived from the Sanskrit words "Jai" and "Deep". "Jai" means victory or triumph, while "Deep" refers to light or lamp. Therefore, Jaideep translates to "victory over darkness" or "triumphant light".
The name Jaideep is often found in Hindu culture and mythology, where it was commonly used for characters and deities who brought illumination and triumph in challenging situations. For instance, Lord Indra, the king of gods in Hindu mythology, is sometimes referred to as Jaideep.
Historically, the name Jaideep has been used by various Indian rulers and noble families throughout history. One notable example is Jaideep Singh, a 16th-century Rajput ruler who played a significant role in the defense of his kingdom against invading Mughal forces.
Today, Jaideep continues to be popular among Indians and people of Indian descent around the world as a male given name. It symbolizes hope, triumph over adversity, and the power of light and knowledge to dispel darkness.
According to the provided statistics, the name Jaideep has seen a varying number of births each year in the United States from 1994 to 2014. The years with the highest birth numbers were 2008 and 2002, with both having 10 and 8 births respectively. Conversely, the lowest birth numbers occurred in 1994, 2007, 2011, and 2014, each with only 5 births. Over this period of time, there was a total of 66 births for the name Jaideep across the United States.