Larshan is a masculine given name found in India, regarded as a contemporary variant of the traditional Sanskrit name Lakshman. Lakshman derives from the root *lakṣ* meaning ‘mark, sign, target’, and historically denotes ‘one who possesses a mark or sign’.
The name appears in Hindu cultural contexts, most commonly among speakers of Hindi and other North Indian languages, though it remains relatively rare. It is not listed among the most common names in official Indian birth registries, indicating limited but established usage.
The spelling ‘Larshan’ reflects modern transliteration preferences, aligning with current naming trends while retaining its Sanskrit etymology.