Ananthaa

An extension of Anantha, meaning infinite; used in various Indian languages.

Ananthan

Endless; often considered a variation of Anantha, emphasizing infinite qualities.

Anantharaman

God of endless qualities; 'Anantha' combined with 'Raman', which is another name for Lord Rama.

Ananthu

A variant of Anantha, meaning infinite, typically used in south Indian cultures.

Ananti

Endless or infinite; a feminine form derived from the word Anant.

Anantika

Eternal or infinite; a feminine variant of Anant, often used to connote beauty and grace.

Anantim

Eternal or infinite; a masculine adaptation of Anant.

Anantjeet

Victory of the infinite; a combination of 'Anant' meaning infinite and 'jeet' meaning victory.

Anantjot

Light of the infinite; 'Anant' referring to infinity and 'jot' meaning light.

Anantman

One who has the infinite; deriving from 'Anant' meaning infinite and 'man' meaning person.

Anantmeet

Meeting with the infinite; 'Anant' meaning infinite and 'meet' referring to coming together.

Anantpal

Protector of the infinite; combining 'Anant' both for infinity and 'pal' meaning protector.

Anantprakash

Light of the infinite; 'Anant' signifying endlessness and 'prakash' meaning light or illumination.

Anantpreet

Love of the infinite; combining 'Anant', meaning infinite and 'preet', meaning love.

Anantprem

Love of the infinite; closely similar to 'Anantpreet' with similar elements.

Anantram

Boundless; a variant form in reference to limitless possibilities or infinity.

Anantvir

One who is infinite or eternal, often associated with Lord Vishnu in Hindu mythology.

Anantya

Eternal or endless, often used in spiritual contexts.

Anany

Unique or unparalleled, often signifying someone special.

Ananya

Incomparable or unique, usually denotes someone exceptional in quality.

Ananyaja

Born of the unique or unparalleled nature, typically signifies nobleness.

Ananye

Do not differ, often implies being unique or one of a kind.

Ananyo

Non-duplicable or unique, reflecting an exceptional quality.

Ananyobroto

One who is incomparable, often related to someone of great virtue.

Anapaya

One who is not born, often referring to eternal existence or soul.

Anara

The future or a new beginning, often seen as auspicious.

Anaranya

One who is unique and special, often holding a significant place.

Anargh

Priceless or invaluable, associated with high esteem.

Anargha

Precious or invaluable, often signifies worth beyond measure.

Anarghya

Invaluable or priceless, often conveys deep respect and affection.

Anari

One who is pure or innocent, can be used for both genders.

Anarsani

One who is exceptional or beloved, reflecting special status.

Anarti

Suited or appropriate for, often denotes harmony.

Anarvva

One who is limitless or boundless, associated with eternity.

Anasaya

Anasaya means 'promised' or 'a sign of goodness' in Indian languages.

Anash

Anash means 'one who is eternal' in Indian languages.

Anashay

Anashay is linked to the meaning 'joyful' in Indian contexts.

Anashin

Anashin means 'a graceful girl' in Indian languages.

Anashwar

Anashwar means 'immortal' or 'everlasting' in Indian languages.

Anashwara

Anashwara signifies 'eternal beauty' in Indian languages.

Anashya

Anashya means 'splendid' or 'brilliant' in Indian languages.

Anasin

Anasin means 'bringer of peace' in Indian contexts.

Anasooya

Anasooya refers to 'one who is never envious' in Indian languages.

Anasua

Anasua is derived from the Sanskrit meaning 'the one who cannot be escaped from'.

Anasuri

Anasuri refers to a character in Hindu mythology, usually meaning 'belonging to the Anasura'.

Anasuya

Anasuya means 'not envious' and is often associated with purity in Hindu mythology.

Anasvan

Anasvan means 'one who is compassionate and kind'.

Anasvara

Anasvara means 'speechless' or 'without sound' in Sanskrit.

Anatha

Anatha means 'protector' or 'guardian' in Sanskrit.

Anathi

The name Anathi means 'without a beginning' or 'endless' in Sanskrit.

Anavika

Anavika means 'innocence' or 'purity' in Sanskrit.

Anay

Anay means 'one without a superior' or 'exceeding' in Sanskrit.

Anaya

Anaya means 'caring' or 'compassionate' in Sanskrit.

Anaye

Anaye means 'without a superior' in Sanskrit.

Anayk

Anayk is often considered to mean 'unique' or 'particular' in modern adaptations.

Anayna

Anayna means 'one who provides comfort' or 'solace' in Sanskrit.

Anbalagan

Anbalagan means 'one who is loved' in Tamil.

Anban

Anban means 'affectionate one' in Tamil.

Anbanandan

Anbanandan means 'the one who brings joy' or 'happy one' in Tamil.

Anbarasan

Anbarasan means 'the king of affection' in Tamil.

Anbarasi

Anbarasi means 'queen of love' in Tamil.

Anbarasu

Anbarasu means 'king of affection' in Tamil.

Anbas

Anbas means 'happy' or 'joyful' in Tamil.

Anbazhagan

Anbazhagan means 'one who embodies affection' in Tamil.

Anbendhi

A name often associated with loyalty and devotion in Indian culture.

Anboli

A feminine name in Tamil meaning 'bright' or 'radiant'.

Anbu

A Tamil name meaning 'love' or 'affection'.

Anbucelvan

A name typically meaning 'beloved young man' in Tamil culture.

Anbucheliyan

A Tamil name meaning 'the one who is beloved'.

Anbuchelvan

A name meaning 'beloved youth' or 'affectionate person' in Tamil.

Anbumadhi

A Tamil name referring to a person who brings joy or happiness.

Anbumadi

A feminine form of 'Anbu', meaning 'affectionate' or 'loving' in Tamil.

Anbumani

A name meaning 'noble heart' in Tamil culture.

Anbumathi

A Tamil name signifying 'full of love'.

Anbumoli

A name that can be used by both genders, meaning 'pleasant voice' in Tamil.

Anbunambi

A Tamil name meaning 'one who provides comfort and support'.

Anbuselvan

A name meaning 'beloved child' in Tamil culture.

Anbushelvan

A Tamil name meaning 'lovable young boy'.

Anbuvel

A name meaning 'one who is loved' in Tamil culture.

Ancala

A name meaning 'one who brings happiness' in several Indian languages.

Anchal

Anchal means 'a part of a saree' or 'a portion of a garment' in Sanskrit.

Anchala

Anchala means 'stable' or 'firm' in Sanskrit.

Anchaly

Anchaly refers to 'a straight path' or 'direction' in Sanskrit.

Anchit

Anchit means 'one who is revered' or 'one who is honored' in Sanskrit.

Anchita

Anchita means 'invoked' or 'one who is summoned' in Sanskrit.

Anda¬l

Andal refers to 'a goddess', one of the revered Alvars in Tamil Hindu tradition.

Anda¬la

Andala is a variant of Andal, referring to a similar concept of divinity in Hinduism.

Andaka

Andaka denotes 'powerful' or 'strong' in Sanskrit context.

Andal

Derived from the Sanskrit word meaning 'tender, delicate' or referring to a poet saint in South Indian tradition.

Andala

A variant of Andal, linking to the revered saint and poetess who is an avatar of Goddess Lakshmi.

Andam

A name of Sanskrit origin meaning 'joyful' or 'delightful'.

Andeep

A variant of 'Deep', meaning 'light' or 'lamp', often used in spiritual contexts.

Andena

Derived from 'Andhi' meaning 'the one who is atmospheric' or 'belonging to the atmosphere'.

Andhaka

In Hindu mythology, refers to a demon who was defeated by Lord Shiva, symbolizing overcoming ignorance.

Andhakari

A name referring to the embodiment of darkness or shadow, used in mythological contexts.

Andhere

A name often associated with bravery or strength in Sanskrit.

Andhraka

Refers to a person from the region of Andhra, implying a local heritage or connection.

Andhun

Typically means 'light' or 'illumination' in various Indian languages.

Andisami

Means 'gifted' or 'blessed' in Indian linguistic traditions.

Andlib

Typically refers to one who is merely enlightened or wise.