History:

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Babar, the little elephant with a big heart! This name wasnt pulled from an ancient myth or legend. Jean de Brunhoff, the creator, just picked it—he probably liked how it sounded for a cute, adventurous elephant. The stories arent about where this name came from, but about this names journey to becoming a wise king. The author simply chose it.

Description:

This names connection to Ganesha, the elephant-headed god, is well-known. His childlike form is a common image. Shiva, his father, is another important deity linked to him. Ganesh Chaturthi, a lively ten-day party, is a major festival. Smaller, local celebrations happen throughout the year, too.

Its mostly known as the elephants name. You could playfully shorten it to "Baba," or try a slightly different spelling like "Barbar," but these arent established variations.