Amarin as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Amarin

What is the meaning of the name Amarin ?

The baby name Amarin is a Male name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced /əˈmɑːrɪn/ (uh-MAH-rin).

Amarin is in Origin.

Amarin is a Thai given name, usually masculine, ultimately from Sanskrit amara “immortal” + indra “lord,” yielding the compound Amarendra/Amarindra, often glossed “lord of the immortals” and used as an epithet of Indra. In Thai the clipped form Amarin (อมรินทร์) functions both as a divine title and a personal name, carrying celestial, enduring overtones.

The name appears in Siamese court and religious vocabulary - compare the royal title Amarindra and several temple and place names - and broadened into general given-name use during the 20th century. Today it is also chosen internationally as a sleek, cross-cultural option and can read as unisex outside Thailand. Variants and cognates include Amarendra (India/Nepal), Amarinder (Punjabi), and Thai Amarindra/Amarind; related names with shared roots are Amara, Amar, and Indra. Short forms such as Ami and Rin are common in multilingual settings. Meaning-focused interpretations emphasize “immortal,” “divine,” or “of the heavens.”