Gurupreet

Meaning 'love of the guru', reflecting deep respect and affection for a teacher.

Guruprem

Translates to 'love for the guru', symbolizing devotion and admiration.

Gurupriya

Means 'beloved of the guru', indicating special affection or favoritism by a teacher.

Guruputra

Translates to 'son of the guru', indicating lineage or respect towards a teacher.

Gururaj

Means 'king of gurus', signifying a master or eminent teacher in spiritual traditions.

Gururaja

Similar to Gururaj, meaning 'lord of the gurus', indicating high respect for sages.

Gururatan

Means 'jewel of the guru', denoting high value or preciousness in a spiritual context.

Gurusami

Means 'the master guru', reflecting authority and respect in a spiritual or educational context.

Gurusaran

Means 'refuge of the guru', indicating a place or person providing spiritual safety.

Gurushan

Means 'noble guru', highlighting the esteemed status of a teacher.

Gurusharan

Means 'shelter of the guru', signifying protection under a spiritual guide.

Gurusimran

Means 'remembrance of the guru', highlighting the importance of recalling teachings.

Gurutej

Means 'radiance of the guru', signifying enlightenment from a spiritual leader.

Gurutmat

Means 'wisdom of the guru', indicating intelligence and insight gained from teachings.

Guruttam

Means 'highest or supreme teacher' in Sanskrit, often associated with spirituality or religious precepts.

Gya

A name often used to denote knowledge and wisdom, derived from the Sanskrit word for 'knowledge'.

Gyaan

Means 'knowledge' in Sanskrit, often linked to wisdom and learning.

Gyaana

A feminine form meaning 'knowledge', associated with wisdom and intelligence.

Gyaanav

Means 'one who possesses knowledge', indicating wisdom and intelligence.

Gyaandeep

Means 'lamp of knowledge', signifies enlightenment and intellect.

Gyala

A name that often signifies a female associated with grace and beauty.

Gyan

Means 'knowledge' in Sanskrit, commonly associated with wisdom.

Gyan Karthik

Knowledge and the one who shines, combining intellect and brilliance.

Gyana

Knowledge or wisdom, representing deep understanding in Sanskrit.

Gyanada

Bestower of wisdom, often associated with divine knowledge or enlightenment.

Gyanamurthy

Embodiment of knowledge, often used to describe a wise person or deity.

Gyanand

Blissful knowledge, representing happiness derived from wisdom.

Gyanav

A wise or knowledgeable person, often revered in educational contexts.

Gyanavi

Possessing wisdom or knowledge, often associated with enlightened femininity.

Gyanchand

Moon of knowledge, symbolizing brightness and enlightenment.

Gyanda

Possessor of knowledge, emphasizing intelligence and wisdom.

Gyandeep

Lamp of knowledge, symbolizing illumination through education.

Gyandev

God of knowledge, often referring to a divine source of wisdom.

Gyandeva

Deity of wisdom, representing a higher spiritual understanding.

Gyanender

Lord of knowledge, indicating a person with exceptional intellect.

Gyanendra

Another term for Lord Shiva, embodying supreme knowledge and enlightenment.

Gyanesh

God of knowledge and learning, often associated with Lord Ganesha in Hinduism.

Gyaneshwar

God of knowledge, emphasizing divine wisdom and learning.

Gyaneshwari

Goddess of knowledge, often associated with feminine energy of wisdom in Hinduism.

Gyani

A knowledgeable individual or scholar, revered for wisdom and education.

Gyanish

Gyanish means 'one who is knowledgeable' or 'wisdom.'

Gyanjeet

Gyanjeet means 'victory through knowledge.'

Gyanjot

Gyanjot translates to 'light of knowledge.'

Gyanleen

Gyanleen means 'one who is absorbed in knowledge.'

Gyanpreet

Gyanpreet translates to 'love for knowledge.'

Gyanprem

Gyanprem means 'love through knowledge.'

Gyanroop

Gyanroop translates to 'form of knowledge.'

Gyansingh

Gyansingh means 'lion of knowledge.'

Gyanveer

Gyanveer translates to 'brave one with knowledge.'

Gyanvi

Gyanvi means 'knowledgeable.'

Gynanand

A name meaning 'source of all knowledge' in Sanskrit.

Haanish

Brave or Courageous

Haanvika

One who has high virtues

Haardik

Full of kindness or compassionate

Haarika

The one who is a blessing or gift

Haarit

One who has developed or is accomplished

Haarshini

A name meaning 'one who brings happiness' or 'joyful' in Sanskrit.

Haasini

It means 'one who brings happiness' in Sanskrit, similar to Haarshini.

Haasita

A name meaning 'smiling' or 'cheerful' in Sanskrit.

Hadhi Ram

Hadhi Ram combines 'Hadhi' meaning 'leader' and 'Ram', a revered figure in Hinduism.

Haeshika

A name in Sanskrit meaning 'a beautiful girl' or 'a goddess.'

Hagrama

A name of Indian origin meaning 'the mind' or 'the illusion'.

Haima

Haima means 'gold' or 'made of gold' in Hindi.

Haimanti

Haimanti means 'golden' or 'related to gold' in Hindi.

Haimantika

Haimantika means 'goldlike' or 'golden' in Hindi.

Haimavathi

Haimavathi means 'golden girl' in Hindi.

Haimavathy

Haimavathy means 'of gold' or 'gold-like' in Hindi.

Haimavati

Haimavati means 'daughter of the mountain' and is often associated with wealth in Hindi.

Haimi

Haimi means 'of gold' or 'golden' in Hindi.

Haimona

Haimona means 'a golden girl' in Hindi.

Hakesa

A name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'goddess of the universe'.

Hakesh

A name meaning 'the lord of gods' or 'god of power'.

Halabhrt

A powerful or great warrior; specific to South Asian cultures.

Halayudha

A name that represents strength and valor; often associated with the heroic.

Hamdev

Derived from the combination of 'Ham' and 'dev', meaning "God's praise" in Hindi/Sanskrit.

Haminagni

One who is beautiful as the flame of fire; often associated with Goddess Durga.

Hamreet

A modern name symbolizing 'joy and peace' in Indian culture.

Hamrish

Means 'one who possesses strength', common among Indian communities.

Hamrutha

A name signifying purity and devotion in Sanskrit.

Hamsa

Symbol of protection and spiritual significance depicting a swan or hand of Fatima.

Hamsabrahmari

Means 'a female divine power', representing strength and beauty in Hinduism.

Hamsadeepika

Means 'light of the swan', symbolizing purity and wisdom in Indian culture.

Hamsadhvani

Signifies 'melody of the swan', often associated with music and arts in Indian tradition.

Hamsalekha

Translates to 'the swan's signature', representing grace and artistry in Hinduism.

Hamsanandi

Means 'happy as a swan', reflecting joy and beauty in life within Indian culture.

Hamsanandini

A name combining 'Hamsa' (swan) and 'Anandini' (blissful), representing someone who brings joy and purity.

Hamsavahini

Translates to 'one who rides a swan,' often associated with goddess Saraswati in Hinduism.

Hamsika

Means 'swan' and is often associated with grace and beauty in Hinduism.

Hamsikha

Derived from 'Hamsa' meaning swan, symbolizes excellence and purity.

Hamsini

Signifies 'belonging to a swan' which symbolizes purity and divine knowledge in Hinduism.

Haneesh

It means 'spiritual enlightening' or 'a shining one' in Sanskrit.

Haneesha

The name means 'a sacred or divine reward' in Sanskrit.

Haneet

The name means 'one who is a devotee of Lord Hanuman' in Hindi.

Hanika

The name means 'one who brings joy' in Sanskrit.

Hanishka

Goddess Durga; brings joy and excellence.

Hannus

Another form of the name Hanuman, the Hindu monkey god, signifying great strength.

Hannytej

Emerging variant used in contemporary contexts, no commonly agreed meaning.

Hanomtano

A compound name possibly meaning 'graceful and beautiful' in certain cultures.

Hansa

In Sanskrit, it means 'swan' and symbolizes purity and beauty.

Hansaja

A name associated with multiple deities, meaning 'one who is like a swan.'