Pundrik

Represents a 'lotus' symbolizing purity and beauty in various cultural contexts.

Puneet

Means 'pure' or 'holy' in Sanskrit, denoting a person of virtuous character.

Puneeta

Means 'pure' or 'holy,' also representing an embodiment of goodness.

Puneeth

Signifies a 'pure,' 'refined,' or 'auspicious' person, often used for virtuous characters.

Punidhan

Meaning 'wealth for great virtues' in Sanskrit.

Punika

Meaning 'pure or sacred' in Hindi.

Punish

Meaning 'one who is pure' in Hindi.

Punit

Meaning 'pure' or 'clean' in Sanskrit.

Punita

Meaning 'pure' or 'sacred' in Hindi.

Punith

Meaning 'pure' in Tamil.

Punitha

Meaning 'pure' or 'sacred' in Tamil.

Punithan

Meaning 'pure' or 'clean' in Tamil.

Punniya

Meaning 'noble' or 'virtuous' in Sanskrit.

Punnoose

Derived from a traditional name in Kerala often associated with Hindu families.

Punthali

Meaning 'flowering vine' in Indian languages.

Punya

Meaning 'purity' or 'merit' in Sanskrit.

Punya-Shlokaya

Meaning 'one who is the epitome of purity' in Sanskrit.

Punyaa

Meaning 'pious' and 'sacred' in Sanskrit.

Punyabhajin

Meaning 'one who bestows merit' in Sanskrit.

Punyabharita

The name signifies 'one who is virtuous' or 'bearer of goodness' in Sanskrit.

Punyabrata

This name means 'virtuous vow' or 'one who is devoted to righteousness' in Sanskrit.

Punyacharitraya Keertana

It represents 'the hymn or song of virtuous deeds' in Sanskrit.

Punyageha

The name means 'abode of virtue' in Sanskrit.

Punyah

It signifies 'purity' or 'goodness' in Sanskrit.

Punyajit

It means 'one who conquers goodness' or 'victor of virtue' in Sanskrit.

Punyakeerthi

The name means 'one known for goodness' or 'famous for virtuous deeds' in Sanskrit.

Punyakoti

It means 'an auspicious star' or 'good omen' in Sanskrit.

Punyaloka

It signifies 'a world of virtue' in Sanskrit.

Punyapriya

The name means 'beloved of virtue' in Sanskrit.

Punyashila

This name means 'of virtuous character' in Sanskrit.

Punyasloka

The name signifies 'one who sings of virtue' or 'a hymn of goodness' in Sanskrit.

Punyata

It means 'purity' or 'virtuousness' in Sanskrit.

Punyatam

The name signifies 'the highest goodness' in Sanskrit.

Punyatva

It means 'virtue' or 'purity' in Sanskrit.

Punyavan

The name signifies 'one who is filled with goodness' in Sanskrit.

Punyodaya

It means 'arising of virtue' in Sanskrit.

Pupinder

The name means 'beloved of flower' in Hindi.

Pupinderjeet

It signifies 'victorious child of flower' in Hindi.

Pupri

Pupri is derived from the Sanskrit term meaning 'pure' or 'innocent'.

Purab

Purab translates to 'the East' in Hindi, often symbolizing new beginnings.

Purabi

Purabi refers to 'eastern' in Hindi, denoting the direction or symbolizing youthfulness.

Puradchi

Puradchi can be interpreted as 'one who serves mankind' in specific cultural contexts.

Purahan

Purahan means 'well-being' or 'one who brings peace' in several Indian languages.

Purajana

Purajana means 'one who belongs to the east' or 'from the east' in various contexts.

Purajit

Purajit translates to 'victory of the East' or 'one who has conquered the east'.

Purajith

Purajith means 'one who has won' or 'one who is victorious' in context of the eastern region.

Purala

Purala is associated with purity and is derived from a combination of roots implying innocence or clarity.

Puran

Puran means 'ancient' or 'old', often referring to ancient texts or cultures in Hinduism.

Puranapurushottama

Puranapurushottama means 'the ultimate being or person of ancient wisdom' in Sanskrit.

Purandar

Purandar is a name that symbolizes the 'conqueror of the city' in several Indian religions.

Purandara

Purandara signifies 'the one who destroys cities' or 'the lord of the built cities', often associated with deities.

Purandeswari

Purandeswari means 'the goddess of the city' or 'the one who is worshipped in the city'.

Purandhar

Purandhar generally means 'the one who removes obstacles or the demolisher of fortifications'.

Purandhri

Purandhri refers to 'the female aspect of the fort remover' in cultural contexts.

Purandu

Purandu implies 'one who brings peace and prosperity' through historical significance.

Purangian

Purangian may denote a man of high status or noble lineage, derived from regional usage of 'pur'.

Puranjan

The name means 'one who sustains' or 'the one who supports'.

Puranjana

The name means 'born in the old time' or 'ancient one'.

Puranjay

The name means 'victorious one' or 'one who conquers the past'.

Puranjeet

The name means 'one who is victorious in the past'.

Puranjot

The name means 'light of the past'.

Puranpreet

The name means 'love of the past'.

Puranprem

The name means 'love for the past'.

Puransant

The name means 'peace of the past'.

Purantek

The name means 'sustaining the past'.

Purari

The name means 'one who is pure'.

Purav

The name means 'the east'.

Puravi

The name means 'coming from the east'.

Purayana

The name means 'the one who is a past master'.

Purayita

The name means 'wise or knowing person'.

Purba

The name means 'the east'.

Purbasha

The name means 'the beginning of east'.

Purbhjeet

The name means 'victorious from the east'.

Purdansha

The name means 'the one who is pure'.

Purdil

Purdil means 'a brave warrior' or 'protector' in Sanskrit.

Purdvi

Purdvi means 'earth' in Sanskrit.

Purendu

Purendu means 'full moon' in Sanskrit.

Purgav

Purgav means 'the pure one' in Sanskrit.

Purha

Purha means 'the virtuous one' or 'the wise one' in Sanskrit.

Purhuti

Purhuti means 'one who is pure' in Sanskrit.

Puri

Puri means 'city' or 'town' in Sanskrit.

Purisha

Purisha means 'pure' in Sanskrit.

Purishya

Purishya signifies 'pure' or 'sublime' in Sanskrit.

Purna

Purna means 'full' or 'complete' in Sanskrit.

Purnachandar

Purnachandar means 'full moon' or 'the complete moon' in Sanskrit.

Purnak

Purnak means 'complete' or 'perfect' in Sanskrit.

Purnanada

Purnanada means 'filled with joy' or 'the complete bliss' in Sanskrit.

Purnananda

Meaning 'complete joy' or 'eternal bliss' in Sanskrit.

Purnata

Meaning 'completeness' or 'wholeness' in Sanskrit.

Purnava

Meaning 'full of goodness' or 'wholeness' in Sanskrit.

Purnayan

Meaning 'one who is full and complete' in Sanskrit.

Purnayu

Meaning 'one who is eternally full' in Sanskrit.

Purnele

Meaning 'complete' in Sanskrit, derived from 'Purna.'

Purnendu

Meaning 'full moon' in Sanskrit.

Purnima

Referring to the full moon, significant in Hindu culture.

Purnita

Meaning 'full' or 'complete' in Sanskrit.

Purochana

Meaning 'provided with food' in Sanskrit, historically associated with the Ramayana.

Purohit

Meaning 'the priest' or 'sacred teacher' in Sanskrit.

Purohith

Meaning 'family priest' in Sanskrit.

Purshottam

Meaning 'the supreme being' in Sanskrit, often referring to Lord Rama.