Ponnadi
Golden feet; often refers to reverence toward a deity.
Ponnadiyan
One who is associated with gold or represents prosperity.
Ponnagan
One who has a heart of gold; symbolizes kindness and generosity.
Ponnaiyah
A Tamil name traditionally derived from the word for 'golden' or 'precious'.
Ponnaiyan
An alternate form of Ponnaiyah, referring to 'gold' or 'precious'.
Ponnalagan
One who possesses gold, often associated with prosperity in Tamil culture.
Ponnan
One who is valuable or precious, a term for someone esteemed in Tamil.
Ponnappan
Father of gold, another Tamil creation referring to someone revered or noble.
Ponnarasan
King of gold, conveying wealth and nobility in Tamil culture.
Ponnayiram
A term referring to a bear of value, especially in Tamil culture.
Ponnelil
Meaning is unclear; potentially derived from Tamil language contexts.
Ponni
A name referring to the sacred river Kaveri in Tamil Nadu.
Ponnivalavan
A prince of gold, typically associated with Tamil culture.
Ponnleu
Meaning is unclear; potentially derived from Tamil language contexts.
Ponnusami
A deity name meaning 'Lord of Gold' in Tamil contexts.
Ponnusamy
A deity name meaning 'Lord of Gold' in Tamil contexts.
Ponraj
Prince of gold or golden one in Tamil.
Ponthara
A traditional name, often linked to heritage.
Ponvel
A traditional name often linked to auspiciousness or prosperity.
Ponvela
A traditional name often used in Tamil culture.
Pooja
Worship or prayer, a ritual activity in Hinduism.
Poojan
Worship or prayer.
Poojasri
A form of worship or offering of prayers.
Poojay
Worship or those who worship.
Poojit
Worshipped or revered.
Poojita
Worshipped or revered, feminine form of Poojit.
Poojith
Worshipped or honored, similar to Poojit.
Poojitha
Worshipped, feminine form of Poojith.
Poojya
Worthy of worship or reverence.
Poomitha
One who is sweet or flower-like.
Poonah
Role of the moon; often signifies beauty.
Poonam
Full moon; signifies brightness and abundance.
Poonish
One who embodies the qualities of the moon; signifies brilliance.
Poorab
Eastern direction or the east.
Pooran
Complete or fulfilled.
Pooranbir
Brave or complete person.
Pooranjit
Victorious or successful in completeness.
Pooranjot
The light of completeness.
Pooranpreet
Beloved of completeness.
Poorbi
From the east.
Poorika
Poorika means 'complete' or 'whole' in Sanskrit.
Poorineeta
Poorineeta refers to someone who is well-prepared or complete.
Poorna
Poorna means 'complete' or 'full' in Sanskrit.
Poornachander
Poornachander translates to 'full moon' in Sanskrit, symbolizing fullness and beauty.
Poornachandra
Poornachandra means 'full moon' in Sanskrit, representing completeness.
Poornakamala
Poornakamala means 'full bloom' or 'fully blossomed lily' in Sanskrit.
Poornalalitha
Poornalalitha means 'complete beauty' and is intricately tied to feminine charm and grace.
Poornamada
Complete; whole; a concept in Advaita Vedanta.
Poornamasi
Full moon; symbolizes completeness and fullness.
Poornamrith
Complete nectar; signifies fullness and bliss.
Poornamrut
Complete ambrosia; symbolizes ultimate bliss and joy.
Poornan
Fulfilled or complete; signifies achievement.
Poornanand
Complete bliss; signifies ultimate happiness or joy.
Poornapragna
One who has full wisdom; signifies complete knowledge.
Poornathva
Completeness or wholeness.
Poornayu
Full of life.
Poornendu
Full moon, symbolizing fullness and beauty.
Poornima
Full moon, often celebrated in festivals in India.
Poorti
Fulfillment or accomplishment.
Poorv
East; also implies a direction or position.
Poorva
Former or before; also implies a direction.
Poorvabhadra
A name associated with one of the 27 nakshatras in Hindu astrology.
Poorvaganga
The Ganges River of the East, symbolizing purity in Indian culture.
Poorvaj
The ancestor or forefathers; signifies heritage in Indian culture.
Poorvaja
Born of the east; often related to direction or time in Hindu tradition.
Poorvans
One from the east; suited for leadership or guidance.
Poorvansh
Part of the east; symbolizing a connection to roots and beginnings.
Poorvash
The temporal concept of the east; representing new beginnings.
Poorvesh
Poorvesh means 'lord of the east' in Sanskrit, signifying direction and leadership.
Poorvi
Poorvi means 'eastern' or 'from the east' in several Indian languages.
Poorvijha
Poorvijha means 'born in the east' in Sanskrit.
Poorvika
Poorvika means 'from the east' and reflects cultural elements of Indian heritage.
Poorvith
Poorvith means 'born to the east' in Sanskrit, suggesting a connection to origins.
Pooshan
Pooshan refers to 'the nourisher' or 'to feed' in Sanskrit, often used in Hindu prayers.
Pooshitha
Pooshitha means 'nurtured' or 'cultivated' in several Indian contexts.
Pootli
A small bundle; often referring to a bundle of joy or happiness.
Poovan
Flower.
Poovannan
One who is like a flower; symbolizes beauty and purity.
Poovarasan
King of flowers; denotes greatness and beauty.
Poovendan
Lord of flowers; signifies beauty and fragrance.
Poovithana
One who is poetic and flower-like; conveys creativity.
Popat
Parrot; often symbolizes beauty and colorfulness.
Popatlal
Popatlal means 'parrot', commonly used as a playful nickname in India.
Porna
Porna means 'complete' or 'fulfilled' in Sanskrit.
Pornima
Full moon or complete moon.
Pornolata
Pleasant creeper or beautiful vine.
Poroma
A pure or noble woman.
Porunan
One who sees clearly; discernment.
Porush
Man; person; an important figure.
Porushat
Man of honor; noble man.
Posha
Nourishing or enriching.
Poshan
Nourishment or sustenance.
Poshit
Nourished or nurtured.
Poshita
Nurtured or nourished.
Poshitha
Nourished, one who is nurtured.
Poshya
To be fulfilled, or supplied.
Possa
Nourishing or nutrient-rich, a variation of Poshitha.
Pothagan
A person associated with guidance or helping others found in traditional narratives.
Pothraj
King of the path or way.
Potriya
A name meaning one who is sanctified or holy.