Anik
[ˈɑːnɪk]Meaning
from Sanskrit anīka, meaning "army" or "splendour".
Background Story
Behind the Name gives Anik as coming from the Sanskrit anīka, meaning "army" or "splendour". The other sources checked use the word for a satellite, a village in Iran, a mountain, and as the given name of several Canadian and American public figures, not as a name with a separate meaning of its own.
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