Padmakar

One who has a lotus-like form.

Padmakeswar

Lord of the lotus.

Padmaksh

One who has eyes like a lotus.

Padmakshi

Goddess Durga or one with lotus-like eyes.

Padmakshya

Referring to the eyes similar to that of a lotus.

Padmakumar

Son of the lotus, referring to the divine.

Padmal

Referring to lotus, symbolizing beauty and purity.

Padmalay

One who resides in a lotus, symbolizing beauty and divinity.

Padmalaya

Residing in the lotus, representing purity and divinity.

Padmalochan

One with lotus-like eyes, symbolizing beauty.

Padmalochana

Lotus-eyed, denoting beauty and grace.

Padmalochona

Another form denoting lotus-eyed, symbolizing grace.

Padmam

Lotus, symbolizing purity and enlightenment.

Padmamadhu

Sweet as a lotus, symbolizing purity and beauty.

Padmamaladhara

Holder of the lotus garland, representing divine connection.

Padmamalini

One who wears a garland of lotus, symbolizing beauty and purity.

Padmamukhi

Lotus-faced, symbolizing beauty and divinity.

Padman

Lotus; often associated with the Hindu deity Vishnu.

Padmanaabhah

One who has a lotus as his navel; a name of Lord Vishnu.

Padmanaban

One with a lotus-like navel; a name of Lord Vishnu.

Padmanabh

Having a lotus navel; often associated with deity Vishnu.

Padmanabha

Lotus-naveled; a name of Lord Vishnu.

Padmanabha Priya

Beloved of Padmanabha; can refer to Goddess Lakshmi.

Padmanabhan

Of noble lineage; often linked to the divine form of Vishnu.

Padmanabhapriya

Beloved of Padmanabha.

Padmanath

Lord of the lotus; a name for Vishnu.

Padmanethra

One with prominent eyes like a lotus flower; another name for Vishnu.

Padmanetra

One who has lotus eyes, derived from Sanskrit.

Padmapada

Lotus feet, typically associated with deities in Hinduism.

Padmapalas

Protector of the lotus, rooted in Hindu mythology.

Padmapati

Lord of the lotus, commonly referred to deities like Vishnu in Hinduism.

Padmaprabhu

The master of the lotus, often associated with divine beings in Hinduism.

Padmapriya

Beloved of the lotus, referring to divine affection in Hindu culture.

Padmaraj

King of the lotus, indicating royalty in response to deities in Hinduism.

Padmarekha

A line or mark of the lotus in Sanskrit, often poetic in nature.

Padmaroop

Form of the lotus, symbolizing beauty and purity in Hinduism.

Padmaroopa

One who has the form of a lotus.

Padmasekar

One who is adorned with lotus; name of Lord Vishnu or Krishna.

Padmashree

One who is respected and revered; associated with the lotus flower.

Padmashri

One who has the quality of a lotus; symbolizes purity and beauty.

Padmasree

A form of respect or reverence associated with the lotus flower.

Padmasundari

Beautiful as a lotus flower.

Padmavasa

Living in the lotus; often used to describe Lord Vishnu.

Padmavathi

The one who is prosperous like a lotus; signifies beauty and grace.

Padmavati

One who is adorned with a lotus; often represents wealth and prosperity.

Padmayani

One who shines like a lotus; symbolizes beauty and purity.

Padmesh

Lord of the lotus, often referring to Lord Vishnu.

Padmini

One who has the beauty of a lotus, often associated with the queen character in Indian history.

Padminiballav

Related to the auspiciousness of the lotus, a compound name often indicating grace.

Padminikanta

Lord who is dear to the one who has the lotus-like beauty.

Padminish

One who is related to lotuses, often denotes a gentle demeanor.

Padmodbhava

Born from a lotus, symbolizing purity and divine qualities.

Padmottar

One whose attributes are like a lotus flower, often referring to qualities of beauty and purity.

Padnuni

Rarely referenced; potentially a variant related to lotus attributes.

Padyanava

Variant of a name symbolically connected to auspiciousness in relationships.

Pagalavan

A name meaning 'madman' or 'crazy' in Tamil, used humorously.

Pagat

Often maintains associations with various meanings across dialects in India.

Pagavalan

A name meaning 'leader of the pagans' or similar interpretations in Tamil.

Pagavan

A refined or noble person in Tamil culture.

Pagga

Often relates to various interpretations in regional languages, generally humorously connotated.

Paghunan

Paghunan is typically used in Indian cultures but meaning is less defined.

Pagudhanan

Pagudhanan is an Indian name, specific meaning is not widely documented.

Pagumanian

Pagumanian is a less common Indian name, meaning is not well established.

Pahal

Pahal means 'beginning' or 'initiative' in Hindi.

Pahana

Pahana means 'to begin' or 'initiate' in Indian languages.

Pahar

Pahar refers to 'mountain' or 'hill' in Hindi.

Pahara

Pahara refers to 'height' or 'elevation' in Hindi.

Paharita

Paharita means 'the one who is elevated' in Sanskrit.

Paheal

Paheal refers to 'a strong and brave person' in Hindi.

Pahel

Pahel means 'initiation' or 'beginning' in Hindi.

Pahi

To protect or safeguard, derived from Sanskrit.

Pahmagandhi

A mix of fragrant or aromatic qualities, often used symbolically in Hindu contexts.

Pahwa

A name related to being a 'pure' or 'clean spirit' in several Indian dialects.

Painda

Variant of Pinda, often associated with offerings in Hinduism.

Paitalyi

A name with meanings tied to brightness or light often found in Indian cultures.

Pakasansa

This name signifies someone with a composed or wise personality in Indian traditions.

Pakeezah

Pure; often interpreted as a beautiful and virtuous person.

Pakeran

A name commonly used, possibly meaning 'leader' or 'hero.'

Pakhee

Bird; symbolizing freedom and grace.

Pakhi

A bird; often associated with freedom and beauty in nature.

Pakhsini

Derived from 'Pakshi,' meaning a bird.

Pakhya

Often signifies a strong or elemental being.

Paki

Derived from purity or cleanliness, commonly used as a nickname.

Pakima

A name used for women caring for nature, also signifying flora.

Pakiza

Pure; a name denoting purity and freshness.

Pakkiri

Possibly signifying strength or power, common in southern regions.

Paksh

Side or wing in Sanskrit; can refer to aspects of a personality or character.

Paksha

Phase or side; often related to lunar phases in astrology.

Pakshaj

Born from the wing; associated with birds in Hindu mythology.

Pakshalika

A name derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'airy' or 'light'.

Pakshi

Bird in Sanskrit, symbolizing freedom and transcendence.

Pakshika

Related to the wing, often signifies freedom.

Pakshil

One who is related to the side or wing; can denote agility.

Pakshin

Bird or one associated with the sky; symbolizes flight and freedom.

Pakshiraj

King of birds, often associated with mythology and valor.

Paksima

The name does not have a widely recognized meaning; may be modern or regional.

Pakskiraj

A name derived from Indian languages, meaning is not widely recognized; likely regional significance.

Pakuna

The meaning is not extensively documented; could be regionally significant.

Pal

Protector or guardian in Hindi.

Palak

Eye-lid or leaf in Hindi; signifies beauty and delicacy.