Wander through over 2.6 million names.

“the dark one; in Hinduism, a destructive force” · “one who provides comfort”

“one who has been appointed”

“sound; loud noise”

“of the sun”

“one with dreams and aspirations” · “a hardworking man”

“the protector” · “a lively woman”

“one who is innocent” · “resembling a beautiful flower”

“dust, thread” · “a ray of light”

“from the sun”

Viraj is used as a given name and a surname. One Hindi interpretation is “a magnificent man; in Hinduism, a primeval being.”

“plaiting, twisting”

Aarush is a masculine given name from Hindi.

Krishna is used as a given name and a surname. One Hindi interpretation is “in Hiniduism, an avatar of Vishnu, portrayed as a handsome man playing the flute.”

“of the sun”

Jaya is used as a given name and a surname. One Hindi interpretation is “a victorious woman; in Hinduism, one of the names of the wife of Shiva.”

“a great poetess” · “a poetic man”

“a vital life force; the air”

Aditi is used as a given name. One Hindi interpretation is “unbound; limitless; in Hinduism, the goddess of consciousness, the sky, and fertility.”

Radha carries several Sanskrit naming contexts, including the central figure of a major devotional poem.

“Mother” · “O do not”

“a loving man”

“a supreme ruler”

Raaya is a feminine given name from Hindi.

Vikram is used as a given name and a surname. One Hindi interpretation is “one who keeps pace; in Hinduism, another name for the god Vishnu.”

Indira is used as a given name. One Hindi interpretation is “a beautiful woman; in Hinduism, another name for Lakshmi.”

“balance; a sign of the zodiac”

Meena is used as a given name and a surname. One Hindi interpretation is “resembling a fish; in Hinduism, the daughter of the goddess Usha.”

“child of the beginning”

Anirudh is a masculine given name from Hindi. It is used in French.

“a woman graced with God's favor” · “one who is pure; chaste”

“full of life”

“sea” · “home, small village”

“in Hinduism, a divine cow who can grant wishes”

“in Hinduism, the god of the sky and weather”

Aishwarya is a feminine given name from Hindi, ultimately from Sanskrit.

Shiva is used as a given name and a surname. One Hindi interpretation is “one who is good; lucky; in Hinduism, the god of destruction and restoration.”

“child of the wind”

“an elegant and beautiful woman”

Rishabh is a masculine given name from Hindi.

“having spiritual power”

“an attractive woman”

“in Hinduism, the supreme god”

Lakshmi is used as a given name. One Hindi interpretation is “a good omen; in Hinduism, the goddess of wealth, light, and beauty.”

“the lord of the waters”

“one who is invaluable”

“of a vision”

Charvi is a feminine given name from Hindi, ultimately from Sanskrit.

Akshay is a masculine given name from Hindi.