Mahi मही, माही

Sanskrit name Mahi literally means the great world. Mahi also means the union of heaven and earth.

Reference of Sanskrit word Mahi is found in Riga Veda (ऋग्-वेद) in which Mahi represents ground, soil, land, country, heaven, earth, water, streams or a divine being.
Mahi is also mentioned in Manu-Smiriti (मनु-स्मृति) and Ganitaadhyay (गणिताध्याय) with meanings like earth or the great world and number one.
Mahi also founds to be referred in literature of Colebrooke where Mahi signifies base of a triangle.
Mention of this name is also found in Vajsaneyiya-Sanhita (वाजसनेयि-संहिता) in where Mahi means cow.
This name is also found to be referred in Mahabharata (महाभारत) and Harivansh (हरिवंश) where Mahi is the name of a river.