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'''Arvin''' is a given name and surname of Persian origin. In Persian, it means "Friend". In German, it means "Experienced". In Indian (Sanskrit, Hindi), Arvin is a variant of name "Arvind", representing the Hindu God of Vishnu. Also Arvin is a city in California. |
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Arvin is a given name and surname of Persian origin. In Persian, it means "Friend". In German, it means "Experienced". In Indian (Sanskrit, Hindi), Arvin is a variant of name "Arvind", representing the Hindu God of Vishnu. Also Arvin is a city in California.
Notable people with the name include:
Surname
- Nick Arvin, American engineer and writer
- Reed Arvin, American record producer, keyboardist and author
- Ann Arvin, American pediatrician and professor
- Bahare Arvin, Iranian sociologist and reformist politician
Given name
- Arvin Moazami Godarzi, Iranian cyclist,
- Arvin Dave de Leon Tolentino, Filipino professional basketball player
- Arvin Booble, Mauritian politician
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