History:

SARVESH, a name suggesting "supreme lord" or "master of all," carries a powerful meaning. Its roots are likely Sanskrit, hinting at a history of authority and leadership.

However, Hindi and similar Indian languages are likely, especially in India. Many also speak English. Other Indian languages like Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, or Tamil might also be used, depending on family background.

Description:

I looked through lots of idiom databases and found nothing.

SARVESH has cool variations! SARVESHwar adds a "lord" or "master" vibe, making it sound powerful. You could also shorten it to Sarv, which is more casual. Slight spelling changes, like SARVESHvar, might pop up in different languages. But finding every single variation is tough.