Vedant वेदान्त

The boy name Vedant (वेदान्त) is derived from Sanskrit. It means "Upanishads or works on the vedanta philosophy on and end of the veda". The name originates from the Sanskrit language but is more often used as a Marathi name.

The baby name Vedant is a Sanskrit compound, joining the words Veda, meaning Veda and Anta, meaning end. Thereby, Vedant can be loosely translated as "end of the veda or complete knowledge of the Veda (वेद)" as per mentioned in the Taittiriya Aranyaka (तैत्तिरीय आरण्यक) and Mahabharata. Vedant finds reference in Upanisad (उपनिषद्) and Mahabharata in which Vedant is the name of the second and most important part of the Mimamsa or third of the three great divisions of Hindu philosophy.
Manvarthamuktavali and Manu Smrti have used Vedant (वेदान्त) in their works to refer The Upanishads or works on the Vedant philosophy.