Mitun

Mitun means 'friend' in Hindi and can also represent companionship.

Mitushi

Mitushi means 'sweet' and is often used for girls in Indian culture.

Mitwa

Mitwa means 'friend' in Hindi, often denoting a close companion.

Mivaan

A name that signifies 'the one who is as bright as the sun' or 'king,' often associated with strength and brightness.

Mivara

A modern name that signifies 'moon' or 'light', symbolizing beauty and serenity.

Mizhir

Derived from various regional interpretations, often signifying 'a person who has had a rich journey of life'.

Mnadamarut

No localized meaning, used primarily in specific communities.

Mnojavaya

One who brings happiness and joy.

Modak

A sweet dumpling made from rice flour, popular in India.

Modakara

Lord Ganesh's name, symbolizing abundance and happiness.

Modaki

A person who cherishes tradition or culture.

Mohak

Bringer of happiness; a joyful person.

Mohal

An advocate or leader.

Mohan

A name signifying attraction or enchantment, often linked to Lord Krishna.

Mohana

Meaning 'enchanting' or 'charming'.

Mohana Priya

A compound name meaning 'beloved enchanting one'.

Mohanadhvani

Meaning 'melody of attraction', often signifying beauty and harmony.

Mohanakalyani

A name referring to 'the beautiful sound of enchantment', enhancing charm and grace.

Mohanam

A name derived from 'Mohan', meaning 'charming' or 'enchanting' in Sanskrit.

Mohanan

Derived from 'Mohan', meaning 'charming' or 'enchanting', with '-an' suffix indicating a person.

Mohanapriya

A name meaning 'beloved of Mohan', where Mohan refers to Lord Krishna in Hinduism.

Mohanaram

A name signifying 'Mohan' and 'Ram', associated with qualities of charm and virtue from Hindu mythology.

Mohanasri

A name meaning 'beautiful charm' or 'the splendor of Mohan' in Sanskrit.

Mohanavel

A name combining 'Mohan' with 'vel', meaning 'spear', associated with the God Murugan in Hinduism.

Mohanbabu

A name combining 'Mohan', meaning charming, with 'babu', an affectionate term for a gentleman.

Mohanbir

A name meaning 'brave Mohan', signifying valor associated with the charming persona.

Mohandas

A name combining 'Mohan' and 'das', meaning 'servant of Mohan', typically referring to Lord Krishna.

Mohandasa

A variant of Mohandas; 'das' refers to being a devotee or servant of Mohan.

Mohandeep

A name meaning 'lamp of charm', where 'deep' signifies light and 'Mohan' is charm.

Mohandyal

A name derived from 'Mohan', typically indicating one who is beloved; 'dyal' indicates kindness.

Mohani

A feminine form of Mohan, meaning 'the charming one'.

Mohanish

A modern name meaning 'charming'.

Mohanjeet

A name meaning 'victory of Mohan', indicating a successful and charming person.

Mohanjit

A name meaning 'victorious charming one', indicating strength and charm.

Mohanjot

A name meaning 'light of Mohan', signifying brightness and charm.

Mohanlal

A combination indicating 'Mohan the beloved', where 'lal' is an endearment.

Mohanleen

A name meaning 'the one who is adorned by Mohan', indicating beauty and charm.

Mohanmeet

A name meaning 'friend of Mohan', associated with camaraderie and charm.

Mohanpal

Protector of Mohan (Krishna)

Mohanpreet

Beloved of Mohan (Krishna)

Mohanraj

King of Mohan (Krishna)

Mohanram

Lord Ram of Mohan (Krishna)

Mohantek

Eminent Mohan (Krishna)

Mohanveer

Brave Mohan (Krishna)

Mohanwant

One who wishes for Mohan (Krishna)

Mohasha

A fair or beautiful one

Mohati

Moonlight or radiance

Mohaven

Lord of Mohav (a term of respect for Krishna)

Mohen

An alternative form for Mohan; related to worship of Krishna

Mohenpal

Protector of Mohen (Krishna)

Mohenpreet

Beloved of Mohen (Krishna)

Mohga

Delight or joy

Mohi

One who possesses love or affection

Mohik

A delightful or attractive person

Mohil

The house or area of the moon

Mohin

One who is charming or attractive.

Mohina

A captivating woman or enchantress.

Mohindra

A form of Mohinder; represents a guiding figure.

Mohini

An enchanting or beautiful woman; a temptress.

Mohisha

One who is charming; a beautiful girl.

Mohit

One who is infatuated or captivated; charming.

Mohita

One who is enchanted or fascinated.

Mohith

One who is charming and lovely.

Mohitha

One who is charming or beautiful.

Mohitlal

A beloved or charming figure.

Mohitra

One who is pleasing or charming.

Mohnish

Meaning 'King of the world' in Sanskrit.

Mohon

Means 'attraction' or 'charming' in Sanskrit.

Mohona

Means 'the one who enthralls' in Bengali.

Mohonmala

Meaning 'a garland of charms' in Hindi.

Mohor

Means 'sunshine' in Bengali.

Mohul

Means 'a flower' or denotes beauty in Hindi.

Moidu

Derived from 'Moin,' meaning 'to guide' in Hindi.

Moidul

Means 'one who brings joy' in Hindi.

Moithili

Moithili is derived from 'Mithila,' associated with the Hindu epic Ramayana and represents a Goddess, Sita.

Moitreyi

Moitreyi means 'friendly' in Sanskrit, often associated with a wise woman from Hindu texts.

Moitri

Moitri means 'friendship' in Sanskrit, symbolizing camaraderie and companionship.

Mojil

Mojil is a variant of 'Moj,' meaning 'delightful' or 'charming' in various Indian languages.

Mojith

Mojith means 'delight' or 'jovial' in Sanskrit.

Moksa

The state of liberation or release from the cycle of rebirth.

Moksh

Liberation or freedom from the material world.

Moksha

The liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth.

Mokshad

One who is destined for liberation or salvation.

Mokshagna

Born for salvation or liberation.

Mokshajna

One who knows the path of liberation.

Mokshal

A liberated or free soul.

Mokshana

The act of liberation or achieving moksha.

Mokshgna

One who is destined for liberation or freedom.

Mokshi

Goddess of liberation.

Mokshin

Liberated being or one who is free from desires.

Mokshit

One who has attained liberation or enlightenment.

Mokshita

Mokshita means 'liberated' or 'one who has attained liberation' in Sanskrit.

Mokshith

Mokshith means 'one who is liberated' in Sanskrit.

Mokshitha

Mokshitha means 'liberated' in Sanskrit.

Molshree

Molshree means 'a beautiful woman' in Sanskrit.

Molu

Molu is often used as a nickname in India and refers to 'grace' or 'light.'

Monal

Monal refers to a type of peacock and symbolizes beauty and grace in nature.

Monali

Monali denotes the feeling of divine beauty or purity.

Monalika

Monalika suggests beauty and is often related to elegance and grace.

Monank

Monank means 'blessed' or 'gifted' and is often used in religious contexts.