Piar

Love or affection.

Piara

Beloved or friend.

Pichai

A surname associated with notable individuals.

Pichchaith

A name with a specific cultural or regional significance; less widely known.

Pichi

A name often used in specific familial or regional contexts.

Pidda

A common name with cultural significance; context-dependent but often associated with leadership.

Pihoo

A playful and lively woman.

Pihu

A sweet sounding name often associated with a bird's chirp.

Pijush

One who is sweet or charming.

Pikesh

One who is intelligent or clever.

Piki

The essence or strength.

Pilesha

One who is pure or virtuous.

Pillaiyar

Another name for Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles.

Pillan

Meaning is uncertain, but rooted in regional heritage.

Pimal

Not commonly defined; may be derivatively linked to 'Pimai' (king, ruler) in certain regional dialects.

Pinaakadharini

One who holds the bow of God Shiva, a significant goddess in Hindu mythology.

Pinaaki

One who has a bow, linked to Lord Shiva.

Pinak

The bow of Lord Shiva, symbolizing strength and protection.

Pinaki

A name for Lord Shiva, one who is powerful.

Pinakin

One who has a bow, typically associated with Lord Shiva.

Pinakini

Feminine form of Pinaki, also related to Lord Shiva.

Pinakpani

One who holds a bow, another name for Lord Shiva.

Pinal

To be successful or prosperous.

Pinank

One who possesses a bow, another name for Lord Shiva.

Pinchu

Usually used as a diminutive of names starting with 'Pin,' often affectionate.

Pindara

A name of uncertain origin; may refer to various meanings in Indian languages.

Pingakshi

Having beautiful eyes; a name denoting beauty and grace.

Pingal

Traditional name derived from Indian culture; can relate to a character or historical figure.

Pingala

A name from ancient Indian texts, often associated with rhythm and poetry.

Pingalaksha

One with beautiful eyes, derived from traditional Indian contexts.

Pingalan

Often identified in classical texts, associated with auspiciousness.

Pingesha

Possibly a variant used in literature referring to beauty or wisdom.

Pingla

Related to beauty and grace in Indian languages.

Pinja

A variant referring to purity and innocence in local dialects.

Pinkal

Primrose flower

Pinkesh

One who is affectionate like a flower

Pinki

Pink in color; symbolizing softness or affection

Pintoo

Often used as an affectionate diminutive in Hindi-speaking regions.

Pintu

An affectionate term for boys in various Indian cultures.

Pipal

A sacred fig tree; a symbol of enlightenment.

Pipaluk

Derived from Pipal, a type of tree; potentially referencing fertility or growth.

Piraichudan

The one who is devoted to the Lord; signifies strong devotion and faith.

Piraiyalan

Moon-like; one who has radiance of the moon.

Piran

The one who is sacred or spiritual.

Piranitha

A girl with soul or spirit.

Piraya

Being celebrated or revered.

Pirayou

One who is illustrious or famous.

Pirnav

Possible variant of 'Pranav', meaning 'sacred syllable Om'.

Pirthee

Derived from 'earth' or 'soil' in Hindi, denoting grounding and support.

Pita Vasase

A name that suggests a relation to father figure, possibly a variation of 'pita' with additional context.

Pitam

Paternal; commonly associated with fatherly traits and ancestry in Hindu contexts.

Pitambar

One who wears a yellow garment, a name often associated with Lord Vishnu in Hindu culture.

Pitambara

Another form of the name Pitambar, emphasizing the aspect of wearing yellow, symbolizing warmth and auspiciousness.

Pitambari

Variant of Pitambara, highlighting feminine aspects tied to color and virtue in wisdom.

Pitamber

Another variant of Pitambar, related to Lord Vishnu and auspiciousness.

Pitanila

A poetic representation often linked to the color blue or related meanings in Hindu literature.

Pitar

Father, often representing paternity and ancestral connections in various Indian languages.

Pitavasas

One who is adorned in yellow robes, referring to a divine or regal presentation in Hindu texts.

Pitchai

A name associated with wealth and prosperity

Pitchaimani

A jewel of prosperity

Pith

Father; a term of reverence

Pitha

Mother; a nurturing figure

Pithambara

One who is adorned with the earth; Lord Vishnu

Pithin

Enduring; lasting

Pithyou

Guardian; protector

Pitobash

A name derived from the word for 'golden, revered' in some contexts.

Pitrabhakta

Devoted to ancestors, often used in religious contexts.

Pitri

Ancestor, often used to describe a relationship to family lineage.

Pittesh

A variation of Pitt with similar connotations of strength and lineage.

Piu

A term of endearment that connotes sweetness or affection.

Piuda

A name often associated with joyful or lively characteristics.

Piya

Means 'beloved' in Hindi.

Piyali

Refers to the tree known as Piarra or 'Khamar' in Hindi.

Piyan

Beloved or dear one.

Piyasa

A creative or artistic person.

Piyash

A person who is friendly and cheerful.

Piyasha

One who is loved and cherished.

Piyasi

One who aspires or desires; eager.

Piyush

Nectar; sweet and divine substance.

Piyusha

A person full of sweetness; often means nectar as well.

Piyushi

Nectar; symbolizes sweetness and life-giving substance in Hindu culture

Plaksh

A type of tree; sacred in Hindu tradition.

Plava

The color blue, which is often associated with tranquility and peace.

Poatri

A name suggesting poetic attributes, often associated with beauty and grace.

Poduri

Poduri means 'from the land' or 'landowner' in some Indian languages.

Podury

Podury indicates a sense of belonging or heritage in the Indian context.

Pogula

Derived from local cultural contexts; common as a familial name.

Polam

Refers to a field or farm in various Indian languages, often tied to agriculture.

Poltu

A diminutive or affectionate form that doesn't have a specific meaning.

Polu

Typically an endearing or affectionate name without formal meaning.

Ponchali

One with a sweet nature.

Ponduraisami

Lord of the pond or water body; often represents divinity in Tamil culture.

Ponijao

Translates to 'precious' or 'beloved' in the context of certain Indian languages.

Ponmala

Means 'garland' in several Indian languages, often signifying beauty and celebration.

Ponmani

Translates to 'precious gem' in Indian languages, indicating value and rarity.

Ponmeni

Means 'golden' in several Indian contexts, signifying richness and beauty.

Ponmeniyan

One who is adorned with gold.

Ponmudi

Golden hill or peak; often associated with beauty in nature.

Ponmuthu

Golden pearl; signifies something precious.

Ponnada

Golden gift or offering.