Anirban (唳呧Θ唳苦Π唰嵿Μ唳距Γ, in [Assamese and Bengali language] is a male Indo-Aryan Hindu name used by the Aryans of North-eastern India, including mainly the Assamese people and Bengali people.
In the Indo-Aryan language Sanskrit, "Anirban" means 'the flame that never burns out' or 'The Eternal Flame'. Virtually all of the people named 'Anirban' have their roots in the state of West Bengal, Assam and Tripura, three states in the Eastern and North-Eastern parts of India. Also the name 'Anirban' is very popular in Bangladesh.
There is no female variant of this name. 'Nirban' or 'nirvan' is not the antonym of this word. The word 'nirban' refers to the state of being self realized.
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