Sarp refers to snakes in Sanskrit, and while there is a relationship between sarpa and NÄga in Hindu mythology, NÄgas are considered a distinct class of serpent beings, often described as descendants of sarpa. It is associated with the NÄga, a serpent deity often depicted as a protector and guardian. The use of the name Sarp has remained relatively consistent over time, particularly in regions where Hindu mythology is deeply rooted. Sarp symbolizes Kundalini energy and control of negative emotions, particularly anger, rather than explicitly representing protection, wisdom, and spiritual strength, making it a meaningful choice for parents seeking a name that reflects these qualities.
