Hardeesh

Lord of strength.

Hardeet

One who is strong according to God’s will.

Hardev

God of strength.

Hardhan

One who is strong by God's grace.

Hardharam

One who is strong in faith and belief.

Hardhian

A person with divine protection and divine strength.

Hardhik

One who is virtuous and strong.

Hardhyan

One who is blessed by God.

Hardi

Courage or bravery.

Hardik

One who is filled with love.

Hardika

Feminine form of Hardik, meaning filled with affection.

Hardikya

Embodiment of courage or strength.

Hardini

One who is hard-working and dedicated.

Hardyal

One who is strong and determined.

Hare Krishna

Refers to the mantra

Hareena

A feminine form suggesting grace and beauty.

Hareendra

A name meaning lord of the hare, often associated with Lord Shiva.

Hareer

Name derived from the resemblance to a hare or rabbit, symbolizing swiftness.

Hareesh

A form of the name meaning lord of the haresthe.

Harekrishna

Refers to the deity Lord Krishna, revered in Hinduism.

Haren

A name meaning 'one who brings happiness' or its variant in Marathi.

Harendra

Name meaning lord of the army, often associated with Vishnu.

Harenu

A name deriving a sense of a teacher or guide in a familial context.

Haresh

Lord of the universe; another name for Lord Vishnu.

Hareshwar

The supreme God; associated with Lord Shiva.

Hargun

A name signifying greatness and strength; often associated with valor.

Harhsa

Joy; signifies happiness and laughter.

Hari

One who takes away; another name for Lord Vishnu.

Hari Kant

The one who steals away the darkness; sacred name invoking brightness.

Hari Kishan

Lord Krishna; signifies an embodiment of divine qualities.

Hari Krishna

Combines the names of Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna; signifies divinity and devotion.

Hari Narayana

Hari Narayana refers to the deity Vishnu, representing the protector and preserver aspect of the divine.

Hari Prasad

Hari Prasad means 'gift of Lord Vishnu', symbolizing a blessing from the divine.

Hari Priya

Hari Priya translates to 'Dear to Lord Vishnu', representing devotion and love.

Haria

Haria is often associated with the meaning 'of the Lord' or 'belonging to the divine', particularly referencing the goddess.

Hariaksa

Hariaksa means 'one with beautiful eyes like Lord Hari' (Vishnu), symbolizing divine beauty.

Hariaksh

Hariaksh refers to 'the one with the eyes of Lord Hari', signifying divine vision and wisdom.

Hariaksha

Hariaksha translates to 'the one who has eyes like Lord Hari', illustrating divine perception and insight.

Harial

Harial signifies 'gift from Lord Hari' which reflects divine benevolence.

Hariamrit

Hariamrit means 'the nectar or immortal essence of Lord Hari', symbolizing spiritual transcendence.

Harian

Harian translates to 'of Lord Hari', indicating a connection to the divine.

Harianka

Harianka signifies 'beloved one of Lord Vishnu', denoting a close relationship with the divine.

Hariasva

Hariasva means 'Lord Vishnu's horse', embodying strength and divine connotation.

Haribala

Haribala refers to 'the energy or strength of Lord Vishnu', reflecting empowerment.

Haribhabhru

Haribhabhru signifies 'the one who has the beauty of Hari', highlighting divine aesthetics.

Haribhakta

Haribhakta translates to 'devotee of Lord Hari', emphasizing devotion and faithfulness.

Haricapa

Haricapa refers to 'the one who is fully devoted to Lord Hari', indicating strong devotion.

Haricarana

Haricarana means 'the feet of Lord Hari', which symbolizes seeking refuge and humility before the divine.

Harichana

Harichana signifies 'one who has the mind of Lord Hari', reflecting divine consciousness.

Harichandana

Harichandana means 'sandalwood of Lord Hari', symbolizing purity and devotion.

Harichap

Harichap translates to 'the bow of Lord Hari', representing strength and protection.

Haricharan

Devotee of Lord Hari (Vishnu)

Haricharana

Feet of Lord Hari

Harid

A name referring to God or divine

Harida

The auspicious one or divine being

Haridaas

Servant of Hari (Lord Vishnu)

Haridarpa

One who brings joy or happiness related to Hari

Haridarshan

Vision of Lord Hari

Haridas

Servant of God, specifically Lord Hari

Haridasa

Devotee or servant of Lord Hari

Haridasapriya

Beloved of the servant of Lord Hari

Haridasva

The divine servant of Hari

Haridatta

Gift of God or Hari

Harideb

God or divine being of Hari

Harideep

Light of Lord Hari

Haridev

God of Haris or divine presence of Hari

Harideva

The God of all beings or divine

Haridoss

Servant of Hari, referring to services to Lord Vishnu

Haridra

A name associated with light or brightness, often linked to Lord Hari

Haridru

Relating to the essence of Hari

Haridutt

Gift related to Hari or bestowed by Hari

Haridwar

Haridwar means 'Gateway to God' and is a holy city in India known for its religious significance in Hinduism.

Hariea

Hariea is a variant of Hari, often used in Hindu contexts, meaning 'light' or 'God's name.'

Hariee

Hariee is derived from Hari, associated with divine qualities and often used in Hindu culture.

Hariganga

Hariganga refers to the Ganges River, sacred in Hinduism, representing purity and spiritual cleansing.

Harigopal

Harigopal means 'God Krishna' in Sanskrit and is a common name among Hindus.

Harigun

Harigun combines 'Hari' and 'Guna', representing divine qualities, mostly used in Hindu culture.

Harihar

Harihar refers to the combined form of Lord Vishnu (Hari) and Lord Shiva (Hara) in Hinduism.

Harihara

Harihara signifies the union of deities Vishnu and Shiva in Hindu mythology.

Harihara Putra

Harihara Putra literally means 'son of Harihara', referring to divine heritage in Hindu contexts.

Hariharaatmaja

Hariharaatmaja means 'child of Harihara', emphasizing spiritual lineage in Hindu theology.

Hariharan

Hariharan is a name representing the combination of Lord Vishnu and Shiva in Hinduism.

Hariharaputra

Hariharaputra translates to 'son of Harihara' in Sanskrit, denoting divine connection in Hindu culture.

Hariharasuthan

Hariharasuthan means 'son of Harihar' and signifies a deity-inspired heritage in Hinduism.

Harihareshwar

Harihareshwar refers to Lord Shiva, representing power and divinity in Hindu belief.

Harihaya

Harihaya means 'one who is blessed by Lord Vishnu' and is commonly used in Hindu contexts.

Harij

Harij means 'born of Lord Vishnu' and is often found in Hindu naming conventions.

Harija

Harija is a feminine form related to Hari, often denoting divine or auspicious qualities in Hindu culture.

Harijas

Harijas combines 'Hari' (God) and 'Jas' (fame), translating to 'famous for God' in Hindu contexts.

Harijatha

Harijatha signifies 'daughter of Hari' and is used in Hindu naming traditions, indicating divine heritage.

Harika

A divine or exemplary woman, often depicting grace and beauty.

Harikant

One who is dedicated to Lord Krishna, often symbolizing devotion.

Harikanta

Beloved of Lord Krishna, representing affection towards the divine.

Harikanth

A name indicating a devotee or follower of Lord Krishna.

Harikaran

One who belongs to Lord Krishna, representing devotion.

Harikesa

He who has beautiful hair, often associated with divine beauty.

Harikesh

Lord Krishna or one who is pleasing like Lord Krishna.

Harikiran

Ray of light of Lord Krishna, symbolizing hope and divinity.

Harikirtan

Singing or chanting the praises of Lord Krishna, representing devotion.

Harikishan

A name that signifies belonging to the divine Krishna, reflecting devotion.