Aakesh (M)
Sanskrit: lord of the heavens
Adisesha (M)
telugu, snake of Hindi mythology
Aditya (M)
sanskri: sun
Ajalaa (F)
Sanskrit: earth
Ajit (M)
sanskrit: invincible
Akhilendra (M)
Sanskrit: lord of the heavens
Amit (M)
hindi: infinite, unlimited
Amitabh (M)
sanskrit: of unmeasured splendour (one of the 5 aspects of Buddha in Mahayana Buddhism)
Amrit (M, F)
sanskrit: immortel, ambroisia (a name of Shiva and Vishnu)
Anand/Ananda
sanskrit: happiness (a name of Shiva and divine buddhist attribute)
Anil (M)
sanskrit: air, wind (a name of Vaya, charioteer of Indra)
-> F: Anila
Anshu (M)
sanskrit: beam of sunlight
Anuradha (F)
sanskrit: Stream (brook?) of Offerings (name of one of the 28 stars of Hindu astrology)
Arjun (M)
hindi: the fight for truth and justice (from the Mahabharata) / sanskrit: white (color of dawn, lightning, milk and silver). Name of the noblest of the 5 Pandava princes of the Mahabharata
Arun (M)
sanskrit: reddish-brown (color of dawn, gold and rubies; personnification of dawn and charioteer of the sun)
-> Aruna
Arvind (M)
sanskrit: lotus
Asha (F)
sanskrit: hope
Ashish (M)
sanskrit: prayer, blessing
Ashok (M)
sanskrit: one who neither causes nor feels sorrow (a tree)
Atul (M)
hindi: incomparable
Avani (F)
Sanskrit: earth
Avanindra (M)
Sanskrit: one who owns the Earth
Avijit (M)
One who cannot be won over
Lord of Mt. Badri
Badriprasad (M)
gift of Badri
Bageshri (F)
name of a raaga
Bagheera
hindustani: panther
Bakula (F)
nagakeshar flower
Bala (F, M)
sanskrit: young, ever 9 year old
-> Balu
Balaaditya (M)
young sun
Balachandra (M)
young moon
Balakrishna (M)
young Krishna
Balamani (M)
young jewel
Balamohan (M)
one who is attractive
Balaji (M)
a name of Vishnu
Baldev (M)
Mostly Sikh: godlike in power (Krishna's elder brother)
Balram (M)
Krishna's brother
Bandhura (F)
pretty
Bansi (M)
flute
Bhadrak (M)
handsome
Bhadraksh (M)
one with beautiful eyes
Bhagirath (M)
one who brought Ganga on earth
Bhagyalakshmi (F)
goddess of wealth
Bhairavi (F)
a melody in classical music
Bhanu (M)
sun
Bhanuja (F)
river Yamuna
Bhanuprasad (M)
gift of the sun
Bharadwaj (M)
a lucky bird
Bharat (M)
sanskrit: being maintained (epithet of Agni god of fire, adopted as official name of India at the Independence)
-> F: Bharati
Bhaskar (M)
sanskrit: shiny and clear light (the sun)
Bhavana (F)
feelings
Bhavani (F)
Parvati
Bhavesh (M)
lord of the world
Bhavya (F)
grand, splendid
Bhim (M)
Fearful
Bhudev (M)
lord of the earth
Bhupen (M)
king
Bhupendra (M)
king of kings
Bhushan (M)
ornament
Bhuvan (M)
palace, one of the three worlds
Bhuvana (F)
the earth
Bhuvanesh (M)
lord of the worlds
Bibi (F)
honorific Indian form of address, pers: lady of the house
-> Bubu, Bi
Bina (F)
a musical instrument
Bindiya (F)
drop, point
Bindusar (M)
an excellent pearl
Bipin (M)
forest (Vipin)
Bishvajit (M)
Sanskrit: ruler of the whole world
Brijmohan (M)
Krishna
Brijesh (M)
god of the land of Brij
Brinda (F)
Tulasi
Buddhadev (M)
wise person
Cavery (F)
name of a river
-> Cauvery
Chaitaly (F)
name of an ancient city
Chaitanya (M)
life, knowledge
Chaitra
Kashmir: snow
Chakrika (F)
Lakshmi
Chaman (M)
garden
Chameli (F)
a creeper with flowers
Chanchala (F)
unsteady, Lakshmi
Chandan (M)
Sandalwood, in reference to the paste that is made from it, used during Hindy celebrations to anoint statues and mark foreheads
->F: Chandana
-> M: Chendanee
Chandani (F)
star
-> Chendani, Chendanee
Chandra (M, F)
Sans: moon
Chandrahas (M)
bow of Shiva
Chandrak (M)
peacock feather
Chandrakant (F, M)
Beloved of the moon, meaning moonstone or white waterlily
-> Chandrakanta
Chandraki (F)
Peacock
Chandrashekhar (M)
one who holds the moon in his hair knot (Shiva)
Chandresh (M)
lord of the moon
Chandrika (F)
moonlight
Chapal (M)
quick
Charan (M)
feet
Charanjit (M)
one who has won over the lord
>Charanjeet
Charu (F)
beautiful, attractive
Charudutta (M)
born of beauty
Charulata (F)
beautiful creeper
Charulekha (F)
beautiful picture
Chetan (M)
life
Chhavvi (F)
image, radiance
Chhaya (F)
shadow
Chidambar (M)
one whose heart is as big as the sky
Chinmay (M)
full of knowledge
Chinmayi (F)
blissful
Chintamani (M)
philosopher's stone
Chirag (M)
lamp
Chiranjeev (M)
long-lived
Chither
Kashmir: sheen
Chitra (F)
picture, a nakshatra
Chitragandha (F)
a fragrant material
Chitraksh (M)
Beautiful-eyed
Chitralekha (F)
as beautiful as a picture
Chitrani (F)
river Ganga
Chittaprasad (M)
happiness
Chittaranjan (M)
one who pleases the mind
Chittaswarup (M)
the supreme spirit
Chudamani (M)
crest jewel
Dakshesh (M)
Shiva
Damayanti (F)
Sanskrit: Who Subjects Men (hrough her beauty or personality)
Damodar (M)
Sanskrit: Having a Rope Around the Belly, a name of Krishna based on the legend according to which his adoptive mother had tied him to a large pot to prevent him from doing mischief
-> Damodari
Damini (F)
lightning
Darika (F)
maiden
Darpak (M)
Kamdev, god of love
Daruka (M)
deodar tree
Dasan (M)
Sanskrit: Servant of God (dava=god, dasa=servant)
Dattatreya (M)
a son of Atri, a god
Davasakayam (M)
Thamil name, sanskrit dava=lord, god, sakayam=His Grace
Daya (F)
kindness, mercy, pity
Dayanand (M)
one who likes being merciful
Dayita (F)
beloved
Debashish (M)
pleased by the gods
Deenadayalan (M)
Thamil, deena=? dayalan=kind, good hearted
Deepa (F)
a lamp
Deepak (M)
Little Lamp or Like a Lamp (an epithet of Kama god of love)
-> Dipak
Deepali (F)
collection of lamps
Deepankar (M)
one who lights lamps
Deependra (M)
lord of light
Deepika (F)
a little light
Deepti (F)
glow, shine
Dev (M)
Sanskrit: God (especially for Indra), equivalent of Your Majesty to address kings
-> M: Deb, Deo
-> F: devi (Shiva's wife)
Devadutt (M)
gift of god
Devaki (F)
mother of Krishna
Devanand (M)
joy of god
Devang (M)
part of god
Devarsi (M)
sage of the Devas
Devdan (M)
Sanskrit: gift of the gods
Devdas (M)
servant of god
Devendra (M)
king of gods
Devesh (M)
god of gods
Devilal (M)
son of a goddess
Deviprasad (M)
gift of a goddess
Devraj (M)
king of gods
Dhananjay (M)
one who wins wealth
Dhanesh (M)
lord of wealth
Dhanyata (F)
success, fulfilment
Dhara (F)
constant flow
Dharini (F)
earth
Dharma (M)
law (religious)
Dharmadev (M)
lord of law
Dharmendra (M)
king of religion
Dharmesh (M)
master of religion
Dhatri (F)
earth
Dhaval (M)
fair complexioned
Dhiren (M)
one who is strong
Dhirendra (M)
lord of the brave
Dhriti (F)
courage, morale
Dhruv (M)
pole star
Digamber (M)
naked
Dilip (M)
Sanskrit: Protector of Delhi, name of several legendary kings
Dinesh (M)
Sanskrit: Lord of the Day, i.e the sun
Dinkar, Divakar (M)
Sun
Divya (F)
heavenly, brilliant
Divyendu (M)
sanskrit: bright moon
Divyesh (M)
sun
Drisana (F)
name of the daughter of the sun
Dristi (F)
sight
Duranjaya (M)
a heroic son
Durga (F)
Parvati
Durjaya (M)
difficult to conquer
Ecchumati (F)
a river
Ekalinga (M)
Shiva
Ekanga (M)
Bodyguard
Eknath (M)
poet, saint
Ekta (F)
unity
Ela (F)
earth
Gagan (M)
sky, heaven
Gaganvihari (M)
heaven
Gajanan (M)
one with elephant face
Gajendra (M)
elephant king
Ganaraj (M)
lord of the clan
Ganga (F)
river Ganga
Gangadhar (M)
Shiva
Gangadutt (M)
gift of Ganga
Garati (F)
virtuous woman
Gargi (F)
name of a learned woman
Gaurang (M)
fair-complexioned
Gaurav (M)
honour, pride, respect
Gauri (F)
Parvati
Gautami (F)
river Godavari
Gayatri (F)
mother of the Vedas, a goddess
Geet (M)
song
Giridhar (M)
one who holds the mountain (Krishna)
Girija (F)
Parvati
Girilal (M)
son of the mountain
Giriraj (M)
lord of the mountain
Girisan, Gireesan (M)
Thamil name, giri=mountain, san=suffix meaning man.
Girish (M)
god of the mountain
Gita (F)
song
Gitanjali (F)
collection of poems
Gitika (F)
a small song
Godavari (F)
river Godavari
Gopal (M)
Krishna, cowherd
Gopan (M)
protection
Gopika (F)
cowherd girls
Gourangi (F)
fair-complexioned
Govind (M)
cowherd
Gulab (M)
rose
Gunaratna (M)
jewel of virtue
Gunjita (F)
humming of bee
Gurbachan (M)
promise of the guru
Gurcharan (M)
feet of the guru
Gurdayal (M)
compassionate guru
Gurdeep (M)
lamp of the guru
Gurmeet (M)
friend of the guru
Gurnam (M)
name of the guru
Gursharan (M)
refuge at the guru
Guru (M)
teacher, master, priest
Gurudas (M)
servant of the guru
Gurudutt (M)
gift of the guru
Gyanada (F)
Saraswati
Hamsa (F)
swan
Haresh (M)
Shiva
Hari (M)
sun, Vishnu
Harihar (M)
Vishu and Shiva together
Harilal (M)
son of Hari
Harinakshi (F)
one with eyes like a deer's
Harish (M)
Vishnu
Harsha (F, M)
happiness, joy, delight
Harshad (M)
one who gives pleasure
Harshal (M)
lover
Harshini (F)
happy
Harshul (M)
deer
Harshvardhan (M)
one who increases joy
Harud
Kashmir: autumn
Heeposh
Kashmir: jasmine flower
Hema (F)
golden
Hemachandra (M)
sanskrit: golden moon
Hemadri (M)
mountain of gold
Hemang (M)
one with shining body
Hemangi (F)
golden body
Hemangini (F)
girl with golden body
Hemant (M)
one of the six seasons
Hemaraj (M)
king of gold
Hemendra (M)
lord of gold
Hemlata (F)
golden creeper
Heramba (M)
boastful, name of Ganapati
Himagouri (F)
Parvati
Himani (F)
Parvati
Hiranmayi (F)
golden girl
Hiranya (M)
wealth
Hiresh (M)
king of gems
Hita (F)
lovable
Hridayesh (M)
king of heart
Hridaynath (M)
beloved
Hrishikesh (M)
one who controls senses
Ibhanan (M)
elephant faced
Idaa (F)
Sanskrit: Earth
Ikshu (M)
sugarcane
Ila (F)
earth, daughter of Manu
Ilesh (M)
lord of earth
Indeever (M)
blue lotus
Indira (F)
Lakshmi
Indradutt (M)
gift of Indra
Indrajit (M)
conquerer of Indra
Indrakshi (F)
one with beautiful eyes
Indraneel (M)
emerald
Indrani (F)
wife of Indra
Indu (F)
moon
Induja (F)
Narmada river
Indukala (F)
moonlight
Indulala (F)
moon light
Induma (F)
moon
Indumukhi (F)
with moonlike face
Inesh (M)
king of kings
Ishan (M)
sun
Ishwar (M)
powerful, the supreme god
Jagadamba (F)
mother of the world
Jagadeep (M)
light of world
Jagadhidh (M)
lord of the world
Jagajeet (M)
conquerer of the world
Jagajeevan (M)
life of the world
Jagannath (M)
lord of the world
Jagmohan (M)
one who attracts the world
Jagrati (F)
awakening
Jahnavi (F)
Ganga river
Jaidev (M)
god of victory
Jaladhija (F)
Lakshmi
Janak (M)
father of Sita, creator
Janaki(F)
Seeta
Janardan (M)
one who helps people
Jasraj (M)
king of fame
Jasveer (M)
hero of fame
Jaswant (M)
victorious
->Yashwant
Jawahar (M)
jewel
Jaya (F)
victory
Jayadeep (M)
light of victory
Jayaditya (M)
victorious sun
Jayani (F)
a sakti of Ganesha
Jayant/Jayanti
victorious
Jayaprada (F)
giver of victory
Jayashekhar (M)
crest of victory
Jayashri (F)
goddess of victory
Jaysukh (M)
pleasure of victory
Jeevan (M)
life
Jeevika (F)
water
Jinendra (M)
lord of life
Jishnu (M)
triumphant
Jitendra (M)
lord of conquerers
Jnyandeep (M)
light of knowledge
Jnyaneshwar (M)
god of wisdom
Juhi (F)
a flower
Jyoti (F)
flame, celestial brilliance
Jyotsna, Jyotsana (F)
Sanskrit: moon light
Kailash (M)
name of a Himalayan peak, abode of Shiva
Kajal (F)
eyeliner
Kala (F)
art
Kalavati (F)
Parvati, artist
Kalidas (M)
the poet, dramatist; slave of the goddess Kali
Kalindi (F)
Yamuna river
Kalpana (F)
idea, imagination, fancy
Kalpita (F)imagined
Kalyani (F)
blissful,fortunate
Kamadev (M)
god of love
Kamakshi (F)
Parvati
Kamal (M)
lotus flower
Kamala (F)
lotus
Kamalika (F)
Lakshmi
Kamini (F)
a woman
Kamlesh (M)
god of lotus
Kamna (F)
desire
Kanak/Kanaka
gold
Kanan (F, M)
forest
Kanchana (F)
gold
Kanha (M)
Krishna
Kartik (M)
name of one of the months
Kartikeya (M)
god of war
Karuka (F)
heavenly piece of art
Kasturi (F)
musk
Kaumudi (F)
moonlight
Kaushal (M)
clever, skilled
Kaushik (M)
the sentiment of love
Kavi (M)
a wise man, poet
Kavita (F)
poem
Keertana (F)
hymn
Kesar (F)
pollen, lion
Keshini (F)
one with beautiful hair
Ketaki (F)
a cream coloured flower
Khushnasee
Kashmir: lucky
Kiran/Kirana
streak of light
Kirti (F)
fame
Kishori (F)
a young girl
Kokila (F)
cuckoo, nightingale
Komal (F)
Tender
Kongposh
Kashmir: saffron flower
Krishna (F)
Draupadi
Kriti (F)
a work of art
Krupa (F)
grace, favour
Kshama (F)
forgiveness
Kumud (F)
lotus
Kunda (F)
name of a flower
Kundanika (F)
golden girl
Kunjal (F)
cuckoo, nightingale
Kushala (F)
safe, happy, expert
Kusuma (F)
flower
Kusumita (F)
blossomed
Lajwanti (F)
modest
Lakshman (M)
prosperous, brother of Rama
Lakshmi (F)
wife of Vishnu
Lalana (F)
a girl
Lali (F)
darling girl
Lalima (F)
wife of Vishnu
Lalit (M)
beautiful
Lalita (F)
variety, beauty
Lalitaditya (M)
beautiful sun
Lalitchandra (M)
beautiful moon
Lalitmohan (M)
beautiful and attractive
Lata (F)
creeper, vine
Latangi (F)
slim girl
Latika (F)
small creeper
Lavali (F)
clove
Lavanya (F)
grace
Leela (F)
play, amusement
Lekha (F)
writing, picture
Lipika (F)
short letter
Lochana (F)
eye
Lokesh (M)
king of world
Loknath (M)
lord of all worlds
Lokprakash (M)
light of the world
Lona (F)
beauty, pretty
Madan (M)
Cupid, god oflove
Madhav (M)
sweet like honey
Madhavi (F)
daughter ofYayati
Madhavilata (F)
a flowering creeper
Madhu (M, F)
honey, nectar
Madhubala (F)
sweet girl
Madhukar (M)
honey bee, lover
Madhumita (F)
sweet girl
Madhumalati (F)
a flowering creeper
Madhura (F)
sweet
Madhuri (F)
sweet girl
Madhusudhana (M)
Krishna, one who the killed demon Madhu
Mahabala (M)
great strength
Mahadev (M)
most powerful god
Mahavir (M)
most courageous among men
Mahesh (M)
Shiva
Mahendra (M)
Indra
Maheepati (M)
the king
Mahima (F)
greatness
Maitreya (M)
friend
Makarand (M)
bee
Mala (F)
necklace, garland
Malati (F)
Jasmine
Malavika (F)
princess of Malawa
Malini (F)
florist, a river
Mallika (F)
queen
Malti (F)
small fragrant flower
Maitreyi (F)
name of a woman scholar
Mamata (F)
love, affection
Mangala (F)
auspicious, bliss
Manini (F)
a lady
Manik (F)
gem
Manisha (F)
goddess of the mind, desire
Manjari (F)
a bunch
Manju (F)
snow, dew drops
Manjusha (F)
a box
Manjula (F)
melodious
Manjusri (F)
Saraswati
Manasi (F)
a lady
Manushri (F)
Lakshmi
Manorama (F)
attractive,beautiful
Marisa (F)
mother of Daksa
Marala (F)
swan
Martand (M)
sun
Manavendra (M)
king among men
Mandar (M)
flower
Mandhatri (M)
prince
Manendra (M)
king of mind
Manik (M)
gem
Maniram (M)
jewel of a person
Manishankar (M)
Shiva
Manish (M)
god of the mind
Manindra (M)
diamond
Mansukh (M)
pleasure of mind
Manprasad (M)
mentally calm and cool person
Manoranjan (M)
one who pleases the mind
Manohar (M)
one who wins over the mind
Manoj (M)
born of mind
Manu (M)
founder father of humanity
Markandeya (M)
a sage
Mareechi (M)
ray of light
Matangi (F)
Durga
Matsendra (M)
king of the fish
Mausumi (F)
beauty,Monsoon wind
Maya (F)
illusion, Durga
Mayank (M)
moon
Mayur (M)
peacock
Mayuri (F)
peahen
Mayukhi (F)
peahen
Medha (F)
intelligence, Saraswati
Meena (F)
precious stone,fish
Meenakshi (F)
one with fish-shaped eyes, Parvati
Meera (F)
a devotee of Krishna
Megha, Meghana (F)
cloud
Meghnad (M)
thunder
Meghdutt (M)
gift of clouds
Mehjibin (F)
Persian mah jibin=attractive moon-like face
Mehul (M)
rain
Menaka (F)
celestial damsel
Mihir (M)
sun
Milind (M)
honey bee
Mitesh (M)
one with few desires
Mithil (M)
kingdom
Mithun (M)
couple
Mitul (M)
limited
Mohan (M)
charming, fascinating
Mohini (F)
most beautiful, bewitching
Mohit (M)
ensnarled by beauty
Mohin (M)
attractive
Monish (M)
lord of the mind
Mridula (F)
tenderness
Mrinalini (F)
stem of lotus
Mugdha (F)
spellbound, innocent
Mukesh (M)
lord of the dumb
Mukul (M)
bud
Mukunda (M)
freedom giver
Mythily (F)
Seeta
Nachiketa (M)
fire
Nalin (M)
lotus, water
Nalini (F)
lotus
Namdev (M)
poet, saint
Namrata (F)
modesty
Nanda (F)
happiness, a daughter
Nanda (M)
meritorious, great achiever
Nandakishor (M)
wiz kid
Nandan (M)
pleasing, son
Nandi (M)
one who pleases others
Nandika (F)
Lakshmi
Nandini (F)
a holy cow, bestower of joy, Ganga
Nandita (F)
happy
Narayana (M)
Vishnu, refuge of man
Narendra (M)
king of men
Naresh (M)
lord of man
Narhari (M)
man-lion
Narmad (M)
bringing delight
Narmada
one who arouses tender feelings in others, river Narmada
Narottam (M)
best among men
Narsimha (M)
lion among men
Nartan (M)
dance
Natraj (M)
king among actors
Naveen, Navin (M)
new
Navnit (M)
fresh butter
Nayan (M)
eye
Nayana (F)
eyes
Neeharika (F)
dew drops
Neel/Neela
blue
Neelam (F, M)
sapphire
Neelkanth (M)
peacock, Shiva
Neeraj/Neeraja (M,F)
lotus
Neha (F)
love, rain
Netra (F)
eyes
Nidhi (F)
treasure
Nidhish (M)
lord of treasure
Nidra (F)
sleep
Nihar (M)
mist, fog, dew
Nikhil (M)
complete, whole
Nikhita (F)
sharp
Nikunj (M)
a bower
Nilay (M)
heaven
Nilesh (M)
Krishna, blue god
Nilima (F)
blue
Ninad (M)
sound, gentle sound of water
Nirad (M)
given by water
Niraj (M)
lotus flower
Niral (F)
calm
Niramitra (M)
son of pandava Sahadeva
Niranjan (M)
simple
Niranjana (F)
Sanskrit: night of the full moon
Nirav (M)
without sound
Nirmal/Nirmala (M)
clean, pure, virtuous
Nirupa (F)
a decree,command
Nirupama (F)
unique, uncomparable
Nisha (F)
night
Nishad (M)
seventh note on the Indian musical scale
Nishit (M)
midnight
Nishtha (F)
faith
Nita (F)
moral
Niteesh (M)
god of law, one well versed in law
Niti (F)
morality
Nitya (F)
goddess Parvati
Nityanand (M)
perennially happy
Nityasundar (M)
ever good-looking
Nivedita (F)
one dedicated to service
Nivrutti (M)
separation from the world
Niyati (F)
fate, fortune, supreme power
Nripendra (M)
king of kings
Nupura (F)
anklet
Nutan (F)
new
Ojas (M)
body strength
Omanand (M)
joy of Om
Omprakash (M)
light of Om
Oojam (M)
enthusiasm
Oorjit (M)
powerful
Padma (F)
lotus
Padmajai (F)
born from lotus, Lakshmi
Padmanabh (M)
one with lotus in his navel i.e. Vishnu
Padmini (F)
lotus pond
Pallav (M)
young shoots and leaves
Pallavi (F)
new leaves
Pamposh
Kashmir: lotus flower
Panduranga (M)
one with pale white complexion
Pankaj/Pankaja
lotus flower
Parag (M)
pollen grains
Paramartha (M)
highest truth
Paramjeet (M)
highest success
Parees (M)
touch stone
Paresh (M)
supreme spirit
Pari (F)
beauty, fairy
Pariket (M)
against desire
Parindra (M)
lion
Parinita (F)
expert
Paritosh (M)
contentment
Parnika (F)
a small leaf, Parvati
Partha (M)
Arjun
Pavan (M)
wind
Pavana (F)
holy, sacred
Payal (F)
foot ornament
Phalgun (M)
A month in the Hindu calendar
Phaninath (M)
lord of serpents
Phanindra (M)
king of gods
Phanishwar (M)
king of serpents
Phoolendu (M)
full moon
Pinak (M)
Shiva's bow
Piyush (M)
milk
Pooja (F)
Prayer
Poonam (F)
full moon
Poornima (F)
full moon
Poorvi (F)
a classical melody
Prabha (F)
light, glow, shine
Prabhakar (M)
sun
Prabhat (M)
dawn
Prabir (M)
hero, brave one
-> Praveer
Prabodh (M)
sound advice
Prabodhan (M)
knowledge
Prachi (F)
morning
Pradeep (M)
light, shine
Pradnesh (M)
lord of wisdom
Prafulla (M)
pleasant, cheerful
Pragati (F)
Progress
Pragya (F)
Prowess
Prahlad (M)
excess of joy
Prajeet (M)
victorious
Prakash (M)
light
Pramath (M)
horse
Pramesh (M)
master of accurate knowledge
Pramit (M)
consciousness
Pramod (M)
happiness
Pranav (M)
the sacred syllable Om
Pranay (M)
romance
Pranet (M)
leader
Prasad (M)
offering to god during Pooja
Prasanna (M)
cheerful, pleased
Prasata (M)
father of Draupad
Prashant (M)
calm and composed
Prasoon (M)
flower
Pratap (M)
dignity, majesty
Prateek (M)
symbol, first word in a sentence
Pratibha (F)
talent
Pratigya (F)
pledge, vow
Pratima (F)
icon, idol, statue
Pratosh (M)
extreme delight
Pravar (M)
chief
Praveen (M)
expert
Prayag (M)
confluence of Ganga-Jamuna-Saraswati
Preetish (M)
god of love
Prem (M)
love
Prema (F)
love
Premal (M)
full of love
Premanand (M)
joy of love
Premila (F)
queen of a women's kingdom
Prerana (F)
inspiration
Pritam (M)
lover
Pritha (F)
same as Kunti
Prithu (M)
broad, spacious
Prithvijaj (M)
king of the earth
Priti (F)
love
Priya (F)
loved one, darling
Priyadarshini (F)
delightful to look at
Priyanka (F)
beautiful or lovable act, symbol or body
Priyaranjan (M)
beloved
Puja (F)
same as Pooja
Pundarik (M)
white lotus
Puneet (M)
pure
Punim
Kashmir: full moon night
Punita (F)
pure, holy
Punthali (F)
a doll
Purnima (F)
Sanskrit: day and night of the full moon
Purujit (M)
conqueror of city
Purumitra (M)
friend of city
Purushottam (M)
best among men
Purva (F)
east
Puskara (M)
blue lotus, fountain
Pusti (F)
nourishment, endorsement
Raat
Kashmir: night
Rachna (F)
construction, arrangement
Radha (F)
Krishna's lover, prosperity
Radhika (F)
Radha, lover of Krishna
Raj (M)
king
Rajan (M)
king
Rajani (F,M)
night
Rajanigandha (F)
a night-blossoming scented flower
Rajanikant (M)
sun, lord of night
Rajata (F)
silver
Rajeev (M)
blue lotus
Rajesh (M)
god of kings
Rajiv (M)
lotus flower
Rajkumar (M)
prince
Rajnish (M)
sanskrit rajani=night, isa=ruler: ruler of the night, the Moon
Rakesh (M)
sanskrit raka=full moon, isa=ruler: ruler of the full moon
Rakhi (F)
thread of brother-sister bonding
Ram (M)
Lord Rama, pleasing, charming
Rama (F)
Lakshmi
Raman (M)
beloved, pleasing
Ramani (F)
beautiful girl
Ramanuja (M)
born after Rama i.e. Lakshman
Rambha (F)
name of anapsara
Rameshwari (F)
Parvati
Ramita (F)
pleasing
Ranjan (M)
pleasing
Ranjana (F)
entertainment
Ranjeet (M)
victor in wars
Rashmi (F)
a ray of light
Rati (F)
most beautiful lady, wife of Mandan
Ratna (F)
gem
Ratnakar (M)
mine of jewels, sea
Ratnavali (F)
a bunch of gems
Ravi (M)
sun
Ravija (F)
daughter of the sun
Ravikiran (M)
sun ray
Ravindra (M)
sun
Rekha (F)
line
Renuka (F)
wife of Jamadagni rishi
Revati (F)
wife of Balarama, a star
Riddhi (F)
Siddhi will follow
Rishabh (M)
morality
Rishi (M)
sage, ray oflight
Rochan (M)
red lotus,bright
Rohini (F)
a star
Rohit (M)
red
Roma (F)
Lakshmi
Roshan (F)
bright
Roshni (F)
light
Ruchi (F)
taste
Ruchira (F)
tasty
Rudrani (F)
a wife of Shiva (Rudra)
Rujul (M)
simple, honest
Rujula (F)
who endows wealth, Lakshmi,soft
Rujuta (F)
honesty, sincerity
Rukmini (F)
wife of Krishna
Rupa (F)
beauty
Rupak (M)
sign, feature
Rupali (F)
beautiful, pretty
Rupesh (M)
lord of beauty
Rupin (M)
embodied beauty
Rutajit (M)
conquerer of truth
Rutujit (M)
conquerer of seasons
Sachetan (M)
rational
Sachi (F)
wife of Indra
Sachita (F)
consciousness
Sadanand (M)
ever joyous
Sadhana (F)
long practice/study, fulfillment
Sagar (M)
sea, ocean
Saguna (F)
virtuous
Sahana (F)
patience
Salila (F)
water
Samarjit (M)
victorious in war
Samiksha (F)
analysis
Samir (M)
wind
Samrat (M)
emperor
Samudra (M)
sea
Sandeep (M)
a lighted lamp
Sandhya (F)
evening
Sangita (F)
music
Sanjay (M)
Wise one
Sanjog (M)
coincidence
Sanjukta (F)
union
Sankara (M)
Shiva
Santosh (M)
happiness
Sanyukta (F)
union
Sapan (M)
dream
->Swapna
Saphala (F)
successful
Sapna (F)
dream
Sarala (F)
simple
Sarang (M)
spotted deer
Sarasa (F)
swan
Sarasvat (M)
learned
Sarasvati (F)
a goddess of learning
Saravati (F)
a river
Sarika (F)
a parrot
Sarita (F)
river
Saroja (F)
lotus
Saryu (F)
river Sharayu
Sashi (F)
moon
Satish (M)
ruler of hundreds
Satyajit (M)
victory of truth
Satyamurty (M)
statue of truth
Satyavati (F)
mother of Vyasa
Satyavrat (M)
one who has taken vow of truth
Satyendra (M)
lord of truth
->Satyen
Saumya (F)
mild
Saurabh (M)
fragrance
Saurav (M)
divine, celestial
Savarna (F)
daughter of the Ocean
Savita (F)
sun
Savitri (F)
a form of the Devi
Seema (F)
limit, border
Senajit (M)
victory over army
Shaila (F)
stone, mountain
Shailendra (M)
king of mountains, Himalaya
Shailesh (M)
god of mountain, Himalaya
Shakunt (M)
blue jay
Shalin (M)
modest
Shalini (F)
modesty
Shankar (M)
Shiva
Shanta (F)
peaceful
Shanti (F)
peace
Sharad (M)
name of a season
Sharada (F)
goddess of learning, Saraswati
Shardul (M)
tiger
Sharmila (F)
modest
Sharmistha (F)
wife of Yayati
Shashank (M)
hindi: moon
Shashee, Shashi (F, M)
hindi: moonlight
Shashibala (F)
hindi: moon girl
Shashikant (M)
hindimoon stone
Shashini (F)
hindi: belonging to the moon
Shashwat (M)
ever lasting, continuous
Shatrunjay (M)
one who overcomes enemies
Sheetal (F)
cool
Sheil (M)
mountain
Shikha (F)
flame
Shilpa (F)
stone
Shishir (M)
name of a season, cold
Shiv (M)
Lord Shiva, auspicious, lucky
Shobha (F)
attractive
Shobhna (F)
ornamental, shining
Shradhdha (F)
faith, trust
Shreya (F)
auspicious
Shreyas (M)
superior
Shruti (F)
expert in Vedas
Shubha (F)
auspicious
Shuhul
Kashmir: kind
Shulabh (M)
easy
Shvetang (M)
fair-complexioned
Shvetank (M)
having a white mark
Shyam (M)
dark blue, black
Shyamal (M)
black, dark blue
Siddharth (M)
white mustard
Siddhi (F)
achievement
Smita (F)
smile
Smriti (F)
recollection
Sneh (F)
love
Snehal (M)
friendly
Snigdha (F)
smooth, tender
Sohan (M)
good looking
Somatra (F)
excelling the moon
Sona (F)
gold
Sonia (F)
golden
Sonth
Kashmir: spring
Srikant (M)
lover of wealth
Srinivas (M)
abode of wealth
Sriram (M)
Lord Rama
Subhadra (F)
a wife of Arjuna
Subhaga (F)
a fortunate person
Subhash (M)
soft spoken
Subhuja (F)
auspicious Apsara
Subodh (M)
sound advice, easily understood
Suchir (M)
eternal
Suchita (F)
beautiful
Suchitra (F)
beautiful picture
Sudama (M)
meek
Sudarshan (M)
good looking
Sudesha (M)
good country
Sudeva (M)
good Deva
Sudevi (F)
wife of Krishna
Sudha (F)
nectar
Sudhakar (M)
mine of nectar
Sudhanssu (M)
moon
Sudhir (M)
resolute, brave
Sudhish (M)
lord of excellent intellect
Sugriva (M)
one with graceful neck
Sujata (F)
of good caste
Sujata (F)
of good caste
Sujit (M)
victory
Sukhdev (M)
god of happiness
Suksma (F)
fine
Sukumar (M)
handsome
Sulalit (M)
graceful
Sumana (F)
good natured
Sumati (F)
good minded
Sumit (M)
well measured
Sumitra (F)
Lakshman's mother
Sundar (M)
beautiful
Sunil (M)
dark blue
Sunita (F)
one with good morals
Supriya (F)
beloved
Surabhi (F)
wish-yielding cow, fragrance
Suravinda (F)
a beautiful Yaksa
Suresh (M)
sun
Surotama (F)
auspicious Apsara
Suruchi (F)
one with good taste
Surupa (F)
beautiful
Surya (F, M)
sun, sun god
Suryakant (M)
loved by the sun
Sushila (F)
good conduct
Sushma (F)
beautiful woman
Sushmita (F)
good smile
Suvrata (M)
strict inreligious vows
->Subrata
Swagat (M)
welcome
Swapnil (M)
seen in a dream, dreamy
Swaraj (M)
liberty, freedom
Swati (F)
a nakshatra
Sweta (F)
fair-complexioned
Tamohara (F)
sun
Tanmay/Tanmaya
engrossed
Tanushri (F)
beauty
Tanvi (F)
a delicate girl
Tapan (M)
sun, summer
Tapas (M)
heat, penance
Tapi (F)
name of a river
Tapti (F)
same as Tapi
Tara (F)
star
Tarak (M)
star, pupil of eye, protector
Taran (M)
raft, heaven
Tarang (M)
wave
Tarangini (F)
a river
Tarulata (F)
a creeper
Tarun (M)
young, youth
Teerth (M)
holy place, sacred water
Tej (M)
light, lustrous
Teja,Tejal (F)
radiant
Tejas (M)
sharpness
Tejaswini (F)
radiant
Tilak (M)
spot of vermillion or sandal wood paste on forehead
Timin (M)
large fish
Trilochan (M)
one with three eyes, Shiva
Trilochana (F)
three-eyed
Trilok (M)
the three worlds (heaven, earth, hell)
Trishna (F)
thirst
Trupti (F)
satiatedness
Trusha (F)
thirst
Tulasi (F)
a sacred plant (basil)
Tulasidas (M)
servant of Tulasi (the basil plant)
Tungar (M)
high, lofty
Tungesh (M)
moon
Tushar (M)
fine drops of water
Tusti (F)
peace, happiness
Uday (M)
to rise
Udaya (F)
dawn
Udeep (M)
flood
Udit (M)
grown, awakened, shining
Ujesh (M)
one who gives light
Ujjwala (F)
bright, lustrous
Ulhas (M)
joy, delight
Ulka (F)
meteorite
Uma (F)
Parvati
Umang (M)
enthusiasm
Unmesh (M)
flash, blowing, opening
Upama (F)
comparison
Upendra (M)
an element
Urja (F)
energy
Urmi (F)
wave
Urmila (F)
wife of Lakshmana
Urvasi (F)
most beautiful of Apsaras
Urvi (F)
earth
Usha (F)
dawn, sun rise
Ushakiran (F)
rays of morning sun
Ushma (F)
eat
Utkarsh (M)
prosperity, awakening
Utpal (M)
water lily, fleshless
Utpalini (F)
lotus pond
Uttam (M)
best
Uttara (F)
a star
Vachaspati (M)
lord of speech
Vaibhav (M)
richness
Vaishali (F)
name of an ancient city
Vajra (F)
diamond
Vajramani (M)
diamond
Vallabh (M)
beloved, dear
Vallika (F)
creeper
Vandan/Vandana
salutation
Vani (F)
Saraswati
Vaninath (M)
Husband of Saraswati
Vanita (F)
lady
Vanmala (F)
wild flowers garland
Varija (F)
lotus
Varsha (F)
rain
Varun (M)
lord of the waters
Varuni (F)
a goddess
Vasant/Vasanta
spring (season)
Vasava (M)
Indra
Vasu (M)
wealth
Vasudev (M)
Krishna's father, god of wealth
Vasudhara, Vasundhara (F)
Earth
Vasuman (M)
born of fire
Vasumati (F)
apsara of unequalled splendour
Vatsala (F)
loving
Ved (M)
sacred knowledge
Veena (F)
a musical instrument
-> Beena
Veer (M)
brave
Vibha (F)
radiance
Vidhut (F)
electricity
Vidula (F)
moon
Vidur (M)
wise
Vidya (F)
wisdom, knowledge
Vidyacharan (M)
learned
Vidyadhar (M)
demi god
Vidyaranya (M)
forest of knowledge
Vijay (M)
victory
Vijaya (F)
victorious
Vijayalakshmi (F)
goddess of victory
Vikas (M)
development, expanding
Vikram (M)
the sun of Valour
Vikramendra (M)
king of prowess
Vikrant (M)
powerful
Vimal (M)
pure
Vimala (F)
pure
Vinanti (F)
prayer, request
Vinata (F)
humble, mother of Garuda
Vinay (M)
good manners
Vinaya (F)
modesty
Vineeta (F)
humble
Vinita (F)
requester
Vinod (M)
happy, full of joy
Vinodini (F)
happy girl
Vipan (M)
sail, petty trade
Viplav (M)
drifting about, revolution
Vipul (M)
plenty
Viraj (M)
resplendent, splendour
Virat (M)
very big, giant proportioned
Virochan (M)
moon, fire
Visala (F)
celestial Apsara
Vishal (M)
huge, broad, great
Vishnu (M)
to pervade
-> Bishen (sikh)
Vishva (M)
earth, universe
Vishvajit (M)
one who conquers the universe
Vishvakarma (M)
architect of the universe
Vishvatma (M)
universal soul
Vishwamitra (M)
friend of the universe
Vishwas (M)
faith, trust
Viswanath (M)
god of universe
Vivek (M)
judgement
Vyoma
Sanskrit: of the skies
Vyomesh (M)
Sanskrit: lord of the skies
Waman (M)
Short
Yadav (M)
Sans: descendant of Yadu, an epithet of Krishna
Yamini (F)
night
Yamuna (F)
Jamuna river
Yash (M)
victory, glory
Yashawini (F)
successful lady
Yashila (F)
famous
Yashoda (F)
Krishna's mother
Yashodhan (M)
rich in fame
Yashodhara (M)
one who has achieved fame
Yashpal (M)
protector of fame, of splendor
Yashwant (M)
one who has achieved glory
Yatin (M)
ascetic
Yogendra (M)
god of Yoga
Yogesh (M)
god of Yoga
Yogini (F)
one who can control senses
Yogita (F)
one who can concentrate
Yudhajit (M)
victor in war
Yudhisthir (M)
firm in battle
Yuvaraj (M)
prince, heir apparent
Yuyutsu (M)
eager to fight
Zoon
Kashmir: moon
Zoongaash
Kashmir: moonlight
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