History:

Its linked to the Hindu month of Sawan (or Shravan), a time of festivals and celebration. The name itself sounds like the rain falling and leaves rustling. Its a name that tells a story.

Description:

This name is linked to the Sanskrit word for "rainy season," so variations might use words about water, clouds, or rain. For example, Saawan (a different spelling) is common. Other options could include names with "Varsha" (rain) or "Megha" (cloud). Depending on where someone lives and what language they speak, the sounds might change slightly, leading to names like Savan or Saavun.