Gianras

Gianras means 'essence of knowledge.'

Gianratan

Gianratan means 'precious jewel of knowledge.'

Gianroop

Gianroop means 'form of knowledge.'

Gianseetal

Gianseetal means 'peaceful knowledge.'

Giansh

Giansh translates to 'pure knowledge.'

Gianutaam

Gianutaam means 'the ultimate knowledge.'

Gianveer

Gianveer means 'brave knowledge.'

Gianvichaar

Gianvichaar means 'contemplation of knowledge.'

Gianwant

Gianwant means 'one who has knowledge.'

Gigyansh

Meaning 'one who is intelligent and bright'.

Gini

Gini can refer to ‘one’ or ‘a small daughter’ in various Indian languages.

Ginibala

Ginibala means 'wealthy girl' in Telugu.

Ginti

Ginti means 'a count or number,' associated with counting in Hindi.

Gira

A name meaning 'song' or 'melody' in Hindi. It is also a common name in other cultures.

Girdhar

It means 'the lord who supports', often associated with Krishna.

Girdhari

Another name for Lord Krishna, meaning 'the one who holds the mountain'.

Gireesh

Means 'lord of the mountains', often referring to Lord Shiva.

Gireesha

Feminine version of Gireesh, meaning 'goddess of the mountains', referring to Parvati.

Giri

Means 'mountain'; can refer to a male or female name depending on the context.

Giribabu

Means 'son of the mountain', often linked to Lord Shiva.

Giribala

Means 'daughter of the mountain', often associated with Goddess Parvati.

Giribhu

Means 'the lord of the mountains', another name for Lord Shiva.

Girichandra

Translates to 'moon of the mountains', often referring to the beauty of nature.

Giridari

Another name for Krishna, signifying 'the lifter of Mount Govardhan'.

Giridhar

Means 'mountain holder', mainly referring to Krishna.

Giridhara

Means 'the one who upholds the mountains', another name for Krishna.

Giridharan

Variant of Giridhar, it means 'the holder of mountains', referring to Krishna.

Giridhari

Another name for Krishna meaning 'he who holds the mountain'.

Giriisha

Means 'goddess of the mountains', associated with Parvati or Durga.

Girija

Means 'born of the mountain', referring to Goddess Parvati.

Girijabala

Means 'young girl of the mountain', associated with Goddess Parvati.

Girijanandan

Means 'son of the mountain', specifically related to Lord Kartikeya.

Girijapathi

Name meaning 'Lord of Girija,' another name for Lord Shiva.

Girijapati

Name meaning 'Lord of the Mountain,' referring to Lord Shiva.

Girijaprasada

Name meaning 'gift from Girija,' referring to a blessing from Lord Shiva.

Girijavallabha

Name meaning 'beloved of Girija,' referencing Lord Shiva as the beloved of Parvati.

Girijesh

Name meaning 'Lord of the Mountain,' another name for Lord Shiva.

Girik

Another name for Lord Shiva, signifying 'Lord of the mountain.'

Girika

Feminine form of Girik, often referring to Goddess Parvati.

Girikarni

Name meaning 'like a mountain,' often related to deities of strength.

Girikota

Name meaning 'the one who is connected to the mountain,' often a reference to divine attributes.

Girilal

Name meaning 'son of the mountain,' often referring to a devotee of Lord Shiva.

Girilala

Feminine form of Girilal, often denoting beauty and connection to the mountain.

Girimana

Name meaning 'mountain dweller,' often referencing Lord Shiva.

Girinath

Name meaning 'Lord of the mountains,' referring to Lord Shiva.

Girindra

Name meaning 'Lord Indra of the mountains,' often associated with divinity.

Giripat

Another name used for Lord Shiva, meaning 'lord of the mountains.'

Giripati

Meaning 'Lord of the mountains,' denoting Lord Shiva.

Giripriya

Name meaning 'dear to Girija,' often associated with Goddess Parvati.

Giriraaj

Name meaning 'king of the mountains,' typically referring to Lord Shiva.

Giriraj

Another title for Lord Shiva, meaning 'king of the mountain.'

Giriraja

Giriraja means 'king of the mountains,' often associated with the Himalayas and revered in Hindu traditions.

Girisa

Girisa means 'lord of the mountains,' and refers to Lord Shiva in Hindu mythology.

Girish

Girish means 'lord of the mountains,' commonly referring to Lord Shiva.

Girisha

Girisha means 'lord of the mountains,' a reference to deity Shiva in Hinduism.

Girishah

Girishah is a variation of Girish, meaning 'lord of the mountains' in Sanskrit, referring to Shiva.

Girisharan

Girisharan means 'shelter of the lord of the mountains,' linking to Lord Shiva.

Giritarangi

Giritarangi means 'mountain wave' and has connections to nature in Hindu culture.

Giritrah

Giritrah signifies 'one who protects the mountains' or attributes of guardianship of the divine.

Girivar

Girivar means 'lord of the mountains' in Sanskrit and is another name for Lord Shiva.

Girivara

Girivara means 'the greatest mountain,' often signifying a powerful presence in Hindu belief.

Girivardhan

Girivardhan means 'one who uplifts the mountains,' commonly associated with strength and resilience.

Girja

Girja means 'the one who is born of mountains,' often used for goddess Parvati.

Girjesh

Girjesh means 'lord of the mountains,' referring to Lord Shiva.

Girnauq

Girnauq is a less common name with possible cultural or regional significance within Indian communities.

Girsh

Girsh is often a variant of Girish, meaning 'lord of the mountains' and relates to Shiva in Hinduism.

Girvaan

Girvaan means 'one who is strong and magnificent like a mountain,' symbolizing strength and power.

Girvaana

Girvaana is a variation of Girvaan, often symbolizing vigor and strength similar to mountains.

Girvan

Girvan means 'one who resides in the mountains,' associated with divine qualities in Hindu culture.

Girvesh

Girvesh means 'Lord of the mountains' in Sanskrit.

Gishi

Gishi, primarily male but can be unisex, means 'moderation' in Sanskrit.

Gishnu

Gishnu means 'noble or glorious' in Sanskrit and is often associated with Hindu deities.

Gishu

Gishu is a shortened form of Gishnu, meaning 'a noble or glorious individual' in Sanskrit.

Git

Git means 'song' or 'to sing' in Sanskrit, and is often associated with poetic expression.

Gita

Gita is derived from the Sanskrit word for 'song' and often refers specifically to the Bhagavad Gita, a sacred Hindu scripture.

Gitali

Gitali means 'melodic' or 'of songs' in Sanskrit, emphasizing a musical quality.

Gitamrita Mahodadhi

Gitamrita Mahodadhi translates to 'the ocean of immortal songs' in Sanskrit, referring to a profound collection of compositions.

Gitanjali

Gitanjali translates to 'song offerings' in Sanskrit and refers to a collection of poems by Rabindranath Tagore.

Gitansh

Gitansh means 'part of a song' in Hindi, indicating a connection to musical elements.

Gitashri

Gitashri means 'beauty of song' in Sanskrit, highlighting grace associated with music.

Gitesh

Gitesh means 'lord of songs' in Sanskrit, indicating a divine nature connected to music.

Githa

Githa means 'song' in Sanskrit, often referring to literary compositions or hymns.

Giti

Giti means 'a song' in Hindi, often used to denote a lyrical piece of music.

Gitika

Gitika means 'a small song' in Sanskrit, referring to light or simple musical forms.

Gitisha

Gitisha means 'song of the goddess' in Sanskrit, combining divine femininity and music.

Gitsh

Gitsh means 'a song' in Hindi and can pertain to lyrical expressions.

Giva

The name means 'gift' or 'to give'.

Givitha

The name means 'life' or 'living'.

Giyan

The name means 'knowledge' or 'wisdom'.

Gna

Gna is a short form of the name Gnan, meaning 'knowledge' or 'wisdom.'

Gnan

Gnan means 'knowledge' or 'wisdom' in Tamil and Sanskrit.

Gnana

Gnana means 'knowledge' or 'wisdom' in Tamil.

Gnana Panditan

Gnana Panditan means 'knowledgeable scholar' in Tamil.

Gnanachelvan

Gnanachelvan means 'one who is blessed with knowledge' in Tamil.

Gnanal

Gnanal translates to 'one who possesses knowledge' in Tamil.

Gnanalia

Gnanalia means 'source of knowledge' or 'bringer of wisdom' in Tamil.

Gnanaraj

Gnanaraj translates to 'king of knowledge' in Tamil.

Gnanasekar

Gnanasekar means 'a person who is adorned with knowledge' in Tamil.

Gnanasooriyan

Gnanasooriyan means 'the sun of knowledge' in Tamil.

Gnanavel

Gnanavel translates to 'spear of knowledge' in Tamil.