Sanskrit

Originating from the ancient Sanskrit language, these names often carry profound meanings and are chosen to embody specific virtues, qualities, or aspirations. They can be derived from various sources, including mythological figures, nature, and philosophical concepts.

  • Prisha

    Hindi, Sanskrit, “God’s gift or beloved.”

  • Kama

    Sanskrit, Swahili, “desire or love, similar to.”

  • Naya

    Arabic, Hebrew, and Sanskrit, “melody or tune, new or fresh, pleasantness.”

  • Kaira

    Greek, Arabic, and Sanskrit, “the right or opportune moment, benevolent, ray of light.”

  • Evara

    Variation of the name Eve or Sanskrit.

  • Nyra

    Sanskrit, “beauty or Goddess Lakshmi.”

  • Yumana

    Sanskrit river name and mythology name.

  • Surya

    Sanskrit, “sun.”

  • Aarush

    Sanskrit, “first ray of the sun.”

  • Lava

    Sanskrit mythology name, English word name.

  • Kiran

    Sanskrit, “ray of light or beam of light.”

  • Indira

    Sanskrit, “beauty” or “splendid.”

  • Tana

    African, Sanskrit and Greek, “fairy queen”, “to extend.”

  • Tula

    Derived from various languages including Sanskrit, Russian, and Native American.

  • Lotus

    Greek and Sanskrit, flower.

  • Opal

    Sanskrit, “precious stone” or “jewel.”

  • Anika

    Scandinavian, Nordic, German, Sanskrit, African “gracious, merciful, sweetness of face.”

  • Arya 

    Sanskrit, Persian, “noble.”

  • Amara

    Latin, Sanskrit, African, and Arabic “everlasting, immortal, grace, one who commands.”

  • Amya

    Sanskrit, Swahili, “night rain, someone who is determined.”

  • Dev

    Sanskrit, “God.”