Shishir

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Shishir is a Hindi word which is used in India.

Shishir is a name (commonly given to males) originating in the civilization of the Indus Valley and Gangetic Plains. It is a term relating to the coming of the winter season (Ritu) or the winter wind.

Shishir also means dew drop Bengali language

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In Nepalese language, Shishir means the winter.

'Shishir' in hinduism is related to winters and cold.

"Shishir" is also the name of founder of Naukrisalah.com - a famous job portal.

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