Pronunciation: [ˈa͡ɪʌʃ] (IPA) 
The spelling of the word "Ayush" is unique and not commonly used in English. It is derived from the Sanskrit language and is commonly used as a name in Indian culture. The IPA phonetic transcription of "Ayush" is /aɪjuʃ/. This spelling includes the vowel sound of "aɪ" which represents the diphthong "ai," as well as the consonant sounds of "j" and "ʃ" which represent the sounds of "dj" and "sh," respectively.
Ayush is a male given name of Indian origin. It is commonly used in Hindu cultures, particularly in India and Nepal. The name Ayush has its roots in Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language, where it is derived from the word "ayu," meaning "longevity" or "life."
In Hindu philosophy, "ayu" is associated with the duration of life and vitality. Thus, the name Ayush can be interpreted to signify a person who possesses vitality, energy, and a long and prosperous life. It carries connotations of health, vigor, and a strong life force.
Individuals named Ayush are often seen as blessed with long life, good health, and a positive outlook. They are believed to have a vibrant and dynamic personality, with a natural inclination towards happiness and well-being. Ayush is also associated with the concept of well-being in both physical and spiritual aspects.
The name Ayush is commonly used as both a given name and a surname in many Indian communities. It may also be used to refer to a person who possesses traits that align with the name's meaning. In contemporary usage, it is often given to boys born with a hope and wish for a prosperous, healthy, and fulfilling life.
The word "Ayush" is of Sanskrit origin. In Sanskrit, "Ayush" (आयुष्) means "life" or "longevity". It is derived from the Sanskrit root word "Ayus" (आयुस्) meaning "age" or "duration of life". "Ayush" is also commonly used as a name in India, Nepal, and other South Asian countries.
