Amolik

A masculine form denoting someone who is priceless or invaluable.

Amolika

A feminine variant that means 'precious'.

Amoljeet

Means 'victory of the priceless'.

Amoljot

Refers to 'light of the priceless'.

Amolkiran

A name meaning 'ray of pricelessness' or ‘precious light’.

Amoll

Refers to 'the person who is priceless'.

Amolnaam

Means 'name of the priceless one'.

Amolpreet

Means 'love for the priceless'.

Amolprem

Means 'love of valuable things'.

Amolras

Refers to 'the cherished one'.

Amolsaroop

Means 'embodiment of value and beauty'.

Amona

A name meaning 'extremely precious'.

Amondi

A name commonly used to denote someone who is precious or valuable; used for both genders.

Amoolya

Amoolya means 'precious' or 'valuable' in Sanskrit.

Amoorta

Amoorta means 'embodiment of the divine' in Sanskrit.

Amreet

A variation of the name Amrit, denoting 'immortal' or 'nectar'; common in Sikh and Hindu cultures.

Amresh

Meaning 'lord of the immortals', a name often associated with Lord Vishnu.

Amri

An abbreviation or variation of names like Amrit or Amrish, commonly linked to Sikh and Hindu identities.

Amrikh

A variant of Amrit; signifies 'immortal' and is commonly used in Hindu and Sikh communities.

Amrique

A variant of Amrik, signifying 'the one who is immortal'; found in Sikh and Hindu traditions.

Amrish

Means 'lord of the sky', associated with divinity in Hindu culture.

Amrit

Means 'immortal' or 'nectar', a significant name in Hindu and Sikh traditions.

Amrita

Translates to 'immortal'; widely used in Hindu culture.

Amritaka

Derived from Amrit, implying 'nectar' or 'immortal'; common in Hindu culture.

Amritakar

Means 'one who makes immortality', associated with spiritual concepts in Hinduism.

Amritalal

Signifies 'beloved of immortality', prevalent in Hindu and Sikh names.

Amritam

Refers to 'nectar' or 'immortal'; found in Hindu texts.

Amritambu

One who is like nectar or immortal.

Amritansh

A part of nectar or immortality.

Amritanshu

The moon of immortality or nectar-like moon.

Amritapa

One who is as sweet as nectar.

Amritapam

One who possesses the qualities of nectar.

Amritasa

Sweet like nectar or the essence of immortality.

Amritasu

Full of nectar or essence of life.

Amritaya

One who brings immortality or eternal life.

Amritbaan

One who has the fragrance of nectar.

Amritesa

The essence of nectar or immortality.

Amrith

Immortal or nectar.

Amritha

Nectar or immortality.

Amrithash

God of nectar or immortal being.

Amrithavahini

One who conveys nectar or immortality.

Amritkala

Art related to nectar or divine essence.

Amritleen

One who is immersed in nectar or divine bliss.

Amritnaam

Name that embodies nectar or immortality.

Amritpal

Protected by nectar or immortal essence.

Amritpreet

Love as sweet as nectar.

Amritrashmi

Ray of nectar or immortal light.

Amritroop

Embodiment of immortality or everlasting beauty.

Amritsaroop

In the form of nectar; representing immortality.

Amritvaani

Voice of immortality or sacred words.

Amro

Brave or strong; associated with dignity.

Amrohi

A woman of high rank or nobility.

Amrozia

Light or brightness; generally associated with beauty.

Amrtesa

Lord of immortality; often refers to deities.

Amrusha

A bright and shining star, symbolizing hope.

Amrut

Nectar or immortality; relating to divine sustenance.

Amruta

Immortal or eternal, often associated with life-giving qualities.

Amruth

Nectar of immortality; symbolizing everlasting life.

Amrutha

Eternal or immortal, representing purity and divinity.

Amruthamshu

One who is like the moon, representing beauty and calmness.

Amruthanshyu

Radiating immortality or light, often used in spiritual contexts.

Amrutheswar

Lord of immortality; often a title for deities in Hinduism.

Amrutsagar

Ocean of immortality or nectar; symbolizing depth and vastness.

Amsah

A part or portion; signifies belonging to a whole.

Amsale

One who is full of life and joy; expressive and vibrant.

Amsan

One who is noble or has a noble character, often used for leaders.

Amshaj

Amshaj means 'born of a portion or part' in Sanskrit.

Amshu

Amshu means 'ray of light' or 'a ray of the sun' in Sanskrit.

Amshul

Amshul means 'bright like the sun' or 'light' in Sanskrit.

Amurta

Amurta means 'immortal' or 'eternal' in Sanskrit.

Amurti

Amurti implies 'form' or 'incarnation', particularly in Hindu context.

Amutha

Amutha means 'sweet nectar' or 'ambrosial' in Tamil.

Amuthan

Amuthan means 'successful' or 'prosperous' in Tamil.

Amvi

Amvi means 'a place of freedom', common in modern usage.

Anaad

One who is kind and generous.

Anaadhi

Without beginning; eternal.

Anaadhrushya

Invisible; unseen.

Anaadi

Without origin; eternal.

Anaadih

One who is eternal; without end.

Anaahat

The sound of a musical instrument; hymn.

Anaamika

The nameless one; without a name.

Anaar

Pomegranate; fruit of paradise.

Anabhra

One who is radiant; bright like the sun

Anada

One who is joyful; can also refer to a divine quality in Hinduism

Anadh

A name signifying 'one who is unattached' in Sanskrit

Anadhi

Refers to someone who is independent and self-sufficient; 'Anadhi' infers limitlessness

Anadhika

A name signifying 'one who is independent and unique'

Anadhya

Signifying 'pure' or 'without sin'; carries cultural spiritual significance

Anadi

Referring to 'eternal' or 'without beginning'; commonly used in Hindu philosophy

Anadjot

A name meaning 'light' or 'brightness,' often associated with positivity and wisdom.

Anadrishti

Means 'divine vision' or 'sight,' symbolizing insight and intuition.

Anadya

Means 'eternal' or 'never-ending,' representing infinity in time.

Anag

Means 'without a leader' or 'paramount,' relating to independence.

Anagh

Means 'sinless' or 'blemishless,' representing purity and virtue.

Anagha

Means 'pure' or 'innocent,' associated with virtue.

Anagi

A name meaning 'without affliction' or 'untouched,' signifying resilience and strength.

Anahat

Means 'unstruck' or 'beyond sound,' referring to a spiritual state.

Anahata

Means 'unbroken sound,' associated with spiritual energy and meditation.

Anahath

A variation of Anahata, meaning 'unstruck' or 'pure,' often in spiritual contexts.

Anahira

A name meaning 'goddess of the moon' or 'lunar,' associated with beauty.