Name of boys
Name | Meaning |
A loud sound or thundering | |
The sun | |
Long life, health and vigour | |
Soothe and appease | |
Unique | |
Attraction, fascination | |
One without a leader | |
Name of one of the Vedas | |
Popularly believed to mean ‘ruler or emperor’ | |
The day | |
Ocean, sea | |
Unrestrained; free | |
The sun, a close companion | |
Sentimental; full of emotions | |
Illustrious, blessing | |
One with attractive eyes | |
Competent; intelligent |
Displayed, shown | |
Part of God | |
Bow | |
Patience, endurance and perseverance | |
Celestial, born in heaven | |
Heavenly, reaching for the sky | |
Popularly believed to mean ‘part of the divine being’ | |
Compassion | |
Light and splendour | |
Doer of good deeds, virtuous | |
Joy, delight | |
Speed, motion, refuge | |
Popularly believed to mean ‘part of Goddess Parvati’ | |
Heartfelt; from the heart |
A celestial being | |
Respectable and noble | |
River or wave | |
Respected and revered | |
Ascending order of musical notes in Hindustani classical music | |
Pensive | |
Lightening | |
One who is unique | |
Dawn | |
Female form of ruler or princess | |
God’s greatness, a verse from the Holy Quran | |
Letter, speech | |
Popularly believed to mean ‘graceful’ | |
Of or during the day | |
Grace | |
To seek or follow | |
Without a second | |
Dawn |
One worth worshiping | |
Woma n, beautiful, glorious | |
Beautiful lady | |
Lightening | |
Direction | |
Lamp, daytime | |
To be seen, visible | |
Name of a composition in Indian music. | |
Seeking, longing | |
Doe-eyed | |
A swan | |
Pleased, happy | |
From the heart | |
Help and protection from the Almighty | |
Favour, empathy | |
Greatness, supremacy |
A name for Goddess Durga; a silk-cotton tree | |
The earth | |
Victorious | |
The river Ganga; daughter of Yaksha, the wise. | |
Source of life | |
Radiance, sweetheart | |
Popularly believed to mean ‘shining’ | |
Poem | |
Flower | |
The tinkling of bangles | |
Happiness, joy | |
Dark-haired | |
Popularly believed to mean ‘divine’ | |
A gentle form of dance |
Beauty or grace | |
Dew drops, frost | |
Friendship | |
Fervent prayer or wish | |
Commonly thought to be a variant of the name ‘Meera’, Lord Krishna’s devotee | |
A medicinal plant | |
Popularly believed to mean ‘wisdom’ | |
Myrrh | |
Brilliance, glittering | |
Night | |
Star, constellation | |
New, fresh | |
Beloved | |
Grace, blessing | |
Deeply rooted | |
Eternal | |
Energetic, bright | |
Power, strength | |
Ethereal beauty | |
Sweet, fairy |
A female peafowl, the sweet sound of the koyal bird | |
The sacred syllable ‘Om’ | |
Spotted; believed to mean ‘God’s gift’ | |
From Renatus, which comes from the Latin renascor, meaning “born again”. | |
Possibly related to the Greek Heros meaning “stream”. Rhea is one of the Titans in Greek mythology. | |
Popularly believed to mean ‘singer’ | |
A name for the wife of Rudra | |
Popularly believed to be a name for Goddess Lakshmi | |
Widely believed to mean ‘enchanting’ | |
Brilliance or radiance | |
Princess | |
Early morning |
Popularly believed to mean ‘first ray of the sun’ | |
One who gives refuge | |
A name for Sita | |
Pleasant, lovely | |
Fairy queen | |
Another name for Goddess Durga | |
Bird | |
Thirst or desire | |
Earth | |
Gracious gift of god | |
A name for Goddess Sita | |
Giver of good fortune | |
A sacrificial alter | |
Dawn | |
Successful and illustrious | |
Fame | |
Beautiful and radiant | |
A visitor or guest | |
Princess, the exalted one | |
Light and radiance |