History:
Vayu, sometimes spelled Vayun, comes from ancient Sanskrit. In the Vedic tradition of India, Vayu is the Hindu god of wind. The word "Vayu" means "wind" in Sanskrit. So, this name originally meant the elemental force of wind, including its power, movement, and life-sustaining breath. As a god, Vayu has these qualities and is often shown as powerful and fast.
Description:
Here are few notable Indian personalities with the name and their professions: Vayun Nandwani : Entrepreneur, Vayun Tiwari : Astrophysicist.
/ˈvɑːjuːn/, pronounced Vah-yoon, with the emphasis on "Vah." Some regions might pronounce "Vah" closer to "Vey.".
