Sadhaka

Meaning 'one who has fulfilled a goal' or 'achiever', commonly associated with Hindu culture.

Sadhan

Meaning 'goal' or 'purpose', commonly used in Hindu culture.

Sadhana

Meaning 'spiritual practice' or 'to accomplish', commonly found in Hindu culture.

Sadhay

Meaning 'to attain' or 'achieve', rooted in Hindi.

Sadhi

A variant spelling of 'Sadhika', meaning 'to bring peace' or 'to soothe'.

Sadhika

Meaning 'one who brings peace' or 'calm', commonly used in Hindu culture.

Sadhil

Meaning 'to accomplish' or 'achieve', tied to Sanskrit roots.

Sadhin

Meaning 'one who has attained his goal', rooted in Hindi culture.

Sadhita

Meaning 'accomplished' or 'successful', commonly used in Hindu culture.

Sadhna

Means 'spiritual discipline' or 'devotion', often associated with a training for spiritual growth.

Sadhnah

A Variant of Sadhna, indicating devotion or a disciplined approach to spirituality.

Sadhri

Indicates a devotion to spiritual practices or a disciplined state of being.

Sadhu

Refers to a holy man or sage in Hindu tradition.

Sadhuj

A variant of Sadhu, signifying a holy or saintly person.

Sadhvi

Means 'one who practices virtue', often used to describe pious women.

Sadhvika

Means 'one who is spiritually fulfilled', often reflecting completeness in one's practices.

Sadhya

Means 'achiever' or 'one who attains success', often in a spiritual context.

Sadiksha

An Indian name meaning 'truth' or 'honesty,' representing virtuous qualities.

Sadjeevan

Sadjeevan means 'one who gives life or vitality.'

Sadma

Sadma means 'a divine gift' or 'miracle.'

Sadnam

Sadnam translates to 'true name.'

Sadsukh

Sadsukh means 'eternal happiness,' symbolizing joy and fulfillment.

Sadvi

Means 'sacred' or 'devout', associated with good virtues.

Sadvik

Means 'one who is truthful and virtuous'.

Sadvikha

An adaptation of Sadvik, meaning 'one who is virtuous and truthful'.

Sadvita

Means 'to be true or to act with integrity'.

Sadya

Means 'born at a good time' or 'auspicious'.

Saesha

An Indian name meaning 'benevolent' or 'satisfaction'.

Safal

Safal means 'successful' in Hindi, relating to prosperity and achievement.

Safalya

Safalya translates to 'success' in Hindi, often symbolizing accomplishment and triumph.

Sagaljeet

A name that implies 'victory through storytelling.'

Sagaljot

A name indicating 'prodigy through stories or poems.'

Sagalpreet

A name indicating 'beloved story' or 'dear tale.'

Sagan

A name meaning 'moon,' often associated with beauty and calmness.

Sagar

A name meaning 'ocean,' symbolizing vastness and depth.

Sagara

The name means 'ocean' or 'sea' in Sanskrit, often used in Indian culture.

Sagardutt

The name signifies 'gift of the ocean' in Sanskrit.

Sagari

This name means 'oceanic' or 'pertaining to the sea' in Sanskrit.

Sagarika

The name means 'river' or 'oceanside' in Sanskrit.

Sagarotharaka

This name means 'one who is born from the ocean' in Sanskrit.

Sagma

A name associated with the Indian culture meaning 'consciousness' or 'awareness'.

Sagni

An Indian name meaning 'sacred' or 'holy'.

Sagnik

A Hindi name meaning 'light of the fire' or 'one who brings warmth'.

Sagnika

A female name from India meaning 'brightness' or 'powerful light'.

Sagragni

An Indian name often associated with 'sacred fire' in Hindu rituals.

Sagragnus

A name linked to 'the fire of the gods' in Hindu tradition.

Sagrani

An Indian name meaning 'sacred' or 'pure'.

Sagun

An Indian name meaning 'attribute' or 'quality', often signifying a person of good character.

Saguna

Saguna refers to 'with attributes' or 'divine qualities' in Sanskrit.

Sagurik

Sagurik means 'the one who is intelligent' or 'wise' in varies Indian languages.

Saha

Saha means 'one who supports' in Hindi and other Indian languages.

Sahaana

Sahaana means 'the one who brings prosperity' in Hindi and Sanskrit.

Sahaas

Sahaas means 'bravery' in Hindi.

Sahadar

Sahadar means 'brave warrior' in Hindi and Sanskrit.

Sahadev

Sahadev means 'the god of truth' or 'one who is truthful' in Sanskrit and Hindi.

Sahaj

Natural or spontaneous; evokes the concept of ease.

Sahaja

Natural or spontaneous, also signifies intrinsic qualities of being.

Sahan

One who is patient and worthy.

Sahana

A name symbolizing patience, understanding, and light.

Sahani

A name meaning ‘leader’ or ‘noun of wisdom.’

Sahanj

A name denoting a great ruler or kingly qualities.

Saharika

A name meaning 'the morning star' or 'dawn', often used in poetic contexts.

Saharsh

Means 'successful' or 'prosperous' in Sanskrit, associated with positive outcomes.

Saharsha

Derived from Sanskrit meaning 'joy' or 'happiness', it embodies positivity and cheer.

Saharshitha

A feminine form of Saharsha, meaning 'joyful' or 'happy' in a nurturing context.

Sahas

Means 'strength' or 'bravery' in Sanskrit, often used in mythological contexts.

Sahasan

Means 'one who possesses great knowledge or wisdom', derived from Sanskrit literature.

Sahasanu

Meaning 'one who has a thousand hands' symbolizing strength and capability in Sanskrit.

Sahasara

Meaning 'a thousand', often symbolizing prosperity and abundance in Sanskrit.

Sahashrad

Meaning 'one who has countless talents' in Sanskrit.

Sahasin

Meaning 'one who can bear much', reflecting endurance and strength in Sanskrit.

Sahaskrit

Meaning 'one who knows numerous texts', often associated with scholarship in Sanskrit.

Sahasra

Meaning 'thousands', representing abundance and multiplicity in Sanskrit.

Sahasraakash

Meaning 'one who is like a thousand suns', symbolizing brilliance and radiance in Sanskrit.

Sahasrad

Meaning 'one who is abundant', reflecting wealth or numerous qualities in Sanskrit.

Sahasrajit

Meaning 'one who conquers thousands', symbolizing strength and victory in Sanskrit.

Sahasrajith

Meaning 'one who is victorious over thousands', representing triumph and power in Sanskrit.

Sahasranjali

Meaning 'thousand offerings or prayers', symbolizing devotion in Sanskrit.

Sahasranshu

Means 'the one with a thousand rays' in Sanskrit, associated with the sun or enlightenment.

Sahasrapaat

Means 'thousand-footed' in Sanskrit, often referring to divine beings.

Sahastra

Means 'thousand' in Sanskrit, symbolizing abundance or multitude.

Sahastrabahu

A name meaning 'thousand-armed' in Sanskrit, often used in mythological contexts.

Sahastrajit

Means 'victorious over a thousand' in Sanskrit, signifying prowess and strength.

Sahasvat

Means 'one who is full of energy or vitality' in Sanskrit.

Sahaswini

Means 'energetic' or 'powerful' in Sanskrit, implying strength and capability.

Sahasya

Means 'strength' or 'potency' in Sanskrit, often used in a philosophical context.

Sahaujas

Means 'having great glory' in Sanskrit, symbolizing honor and respect.

Sahavan

Means 'full of strength' or 'powerful' in Sanskrit.

Sahay

Means ‘help’ or ‘support’ in Hindi.

Sahaya

Means ‘assistance’ or ‘help’ in the context of support.

Sahayu

Means ‘to help’ or ‘support’ in a nurturing sense.

Sahdev

Meaning ‘he who guides others’ in Sanskrit.

Sahej

Means 'one who is gentle and peaceful' in Hindi.

Saheli

Means 'female friend' in Hindi.

Sahen

An adaptation of Sahar, meaning 'dawn' or 'morning'.

Sahendra

Means 'king of the gods' in Sanskrit, often associated with power and leadership.

Sahika

An Indian name meaning 'a beautiful woman' or 'attitude,' commonly used in Hindi-speaking regions.

Sahil

An Indian name meaning 'shore' or 'bank,' signifying safety and stability near water.

Sahildeep

An Indian compound name meaning 'light of the shore'; it represents guidance and illumination.

Sahilijeet

An Indian name combining 'Sahil' (shore) and 'jeet' (victory), meaning 'victorious at the shore.'