Senbagam

Senbagam means 'a flower' or 'rose.'

Sendan

Sendan means 'strong' or 'brave.'

Sendhil

Sendhil means 'Lord Murugan' or signifies a protector and helper.

Sendhilnathan

Sendhilnathan can be interpreted as 'the lord who is kind and generous.'

Sengannan

The name signifies 'lord of the mountains' in Sanskrit.

Seniya

The name means 'delicate' or 'tender' in Sanskrit, associated with grace.

Senmal

The name means 'flower' or 'blossom' in Tamil culture.

Senthamarai

Senthamarai means 'pure lotus', symbolizing beauty and purity.

Senthil

Senthil is a common name for Lord Murugan, representing valor and protection.

Senthil Kumar

A South Indian name meaning 'handsome' and 'prince'.

Sesha

Derived from Hindu mythology, Sesha is the name of a serpent that supports the universe.

Seshadri

A name meaning 'the one who is an embodiment of the sacred mountain', often associated with Lord Shiva.

Seshamraju

A name referring to a benevolent king or lord in Hindu traditions.

Seshan

A name linked to the mythological serpent Seshanaga from Hindu beliefs.

Seshaveni

A name signifying 'the goddess of the snake' or of life based on Hindu traditions.

Seshu

A diminutive form of names associated with the divine qualities in Hinduism, often linked to Lord Shiva.

Seshvar

A name meaning 'lord of the snakes' in some Indian languages.

Sethu

Means 'bridge' or 'connection' in Sanskrit, often used in Hindu mythology.

Sethu Lakshmi

A name combining a male aspect 'Sethu' with 'Lakshmi', the goddess of wealth.

Sethulakshmi

Another variant combining 'Sethu' and 'Lakshmi', indicating divine connection.

Setu

The name means 'bridge' in Sanskrit, symbolizing connection or transition.

Setukrute

Signifies 'creator of bridges,' a reference to someone who facilitates connections.

Seva

The name means 'service' in Sanskrit, signifying dedication and duty.

Sevaapreet

Translates to 'the one who loves service,' focusing on altruism.

Sevak

Means 'servant' or 'one who serves' in Hindi, often used in a religious context.

Sevali

The name refers to the 'mother of a goddess' and is often associated with femininity.

Sevarkodiyon

This name means 'one who is connected to God,' often used as a priestly title.

Sevati

Means 'devotee' or 'one who serves,' often associated with spirituality and devotion.

Sevvel

An Indian name meaning 'sweetness' or 'loveliness'.

Sewakaran

An Indian name meaning 'one who works hard' or 'diligent'.

Shaachi

Means 'to give joy' or 'bring happiness', commonly used in Hindu contexts.

Shaakha

Means 'branch' in Sanskrit, often symbolizing growth and extension.

Shaakya

Means 'capable' or 'intelligent' in Sanskrit, relating to wisdom and understanding.

Shaambhavi

A name derived from the Goddess Parvati, symbolizing divinity and auspiciousness.

Shaan

Means 'peaceful' or 'prosperous' in Hindi, often associated with calmness and stability.

Shaandilya

Refers to a sage or lineage of sages in Hindu mythology, symbolizing wisdom and spiritual depth.

Shaant

Means 'peaceful' or 'calm' in Hindi, often associated with serenity.

Shaantiv

Means 'peace' or 'calmness' in Sanskrit, signifying tranquility.

Shaantiva

Related to Shaantiv, it denotes 'peace' in a feminine form, celebrating tranquility.

Shaaravi

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

Shaardul

An Indian name meaning 'tiger' or 'brave'.

Shaarini

An Indian name meaning 'earth' or 'protector'.

Shaarwin

An Indian name meaning 'brave warrior'.

Shaashwat

An Indian name meaning 'eternal' or 'perpetual'.

Shaast

An Indian name meaning 'the one who is blessed'.

Shaasti

An Indian name meaning 'joyful' or 'blissful'.

Shaayar

An Indian name meaning 'poet'.

Shabalini

The name Shabalini means 'blossoming flower', reflecting beauty and grace in Indian culture.

Shabari

The name Shabari means 'a pious woman', known from a famous story in Hindu texts about devotion.

Shabarish

The name Shabarish means 'Lord of the Shabars', reflecting devotion in the Hindu context.

Shabd

The name means 'word' or 'sound' in Sanskrit.

Shabda

The name means 'sound' or 'word' in Sanskrit.

Shabhayata

The name means 'one who is known for her beauty' in Sanskrit.

Shachi

Meaning 'light' or 'glow'.

Shachika

Derived from meending 'truth' or 'honesty'.

Shachin

Meaning 'famous' or 'celebrated'.

Shadaab

Meaning 'fresh, new' often related to youthfulness.

Shadananan

A modern construction implying a delightful or charming name, with roots in Hindu mythology.

Shagun

Shagun means 'auspicious' or 'good sign' deriving from Sanskrit.

Shaharika

A name that signifies a beauty or charm, often associated with blossoming.

Shahi

Means 'royal' or 'kingly' in various South Asian languages.

Shahil

Means 'friendly, companion' in Sanskrit and related languages.

Shaiba

An Indian name meaning 'one who is full of life' or 'sparkling'.

Shaifali

An Indian name meaning 'blossoming flower', symbolizing beauty and nature.

Shaiju

A name often used to denote 'victory' or 'one who is successful.'

Shaiksha

A modern creation possibly meaning 'one associated with leadership and wisdom.'

Shail

Means 'mountain' in Sanskrit, symbolizing strength and stability.

Shaila

A feminine form of Shail, meaning 'from the mountains' or 'rocky place.'

Shailaj

Means 'born from the mountains'; often associated with Hindu deities.

Shailaja

Means 'daughter of the mountains'; a name for the Hindu goddess Durga.

Shailasha

Means 'a woman of the mountains,' reflecting strength and beauty.

Shaildhar

Means 'one who supports the mountain,' symbolizing responsibility and strength.

Shailee

Means 'style' in Hindi, denoting elegance and personal expression.

Shaileja

Means 'daughter of the mountains,' connected to Hindu mythology.

Shailen

A name meaning 'the lord of mountains'; often associated with strength.

Shailender

The name combines 'Shail' (mountain) and 'Inder' (lord), referring to the lord of mountains.

Shailendra

The name means 'king of mountains' in Sanskrit, combining 'Shail' (mountain) and 'Indra' (king).

Shailesh

The name means 'lord of the mountains', derived from 'Shail' (mountain) and 'Ish' (lord).

Shaili

The name means 'style' or 'manner', used in various cultural contexts.

Shailinder

The name is a combination of 'Shail' (mountain) and 'Inder' (king), meaning 'mountain king'.

Shailja

The name means 'born from the mountains', often associated with the goddess Durga.

Shaiv

Shaiv means 'follower of Shiva' in Sanskrit.

Shaivi

Shaivi means 'Goddess Durga' and signifies the divine presence of energy in Hinduism.

Shaivya

Shaivya relates to Lord Shiva, commonly used across genders in modern contexts.

Shaji

Shaji is derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'victorious' or 'triumphant.'

Shajith

Shajith means 'one who conquers' in Sanskrit.

Shakala

Shakala means 'full moon' and symbolizes brightness and beauty.

Shakale

Shakale means 'a branch of a tree,' symbolizing growth and nurture.

Shakambari

Shakambari refers to the goddess of food and nourishment in Hindu mythology.

Shakambhari

Shakambhari refers to a revered goddess associated with agriculture and fertility in Hinduism.

Shakini

Shakini signifies 'a goddess' or 'energy,' relating to divine femininity.

Shakrin

Derived from 'Shakti', meaning 'power' or 'energy' in Sanskrit.

Shakshi

Means 'witness' in Sanskrit, signifying someone who observes and sees.

Shakthi

Means 'power' or 'energy' in Sanskrit, associated with the divine feminine.

Shakti

Refers to 'divine energy' or 'empowerment' in Hindu mythology.

Shaktidhar

Means 'bearer of energy' or 'one who holds power' in Sanskrit.

Shaktik

Means 'onthe edge of power' in Sanskrit; associated with strength.

Shaktiparwah

Means 'one who is endowed with supreme power' in Sanskrit.

Shaku

A common diminutive form of names containing 'Shak-', associated with strength.

Shakun

Means 'omen' or 'auspicious sign' in Sanskrit.