Trichani

This name means 'innocent' or 'pure' in Sanskrit.

Tridev

This name means 'three gods' referring to the Hindu trinity: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.

Tridhaman

It translates to 'one who has three kinds of knowledge' in Sanskrit.

Tridhara

The name means 'one who bears three burdens' in Sanskrit.

Tridhatri

It means 'the goddess of the three worlds' in Sanskrit.

Tridib

This name means 'three realms' or 'three lights' in Bengali.

Tridiva

The name means 'of the three worlds' in Sanskrit.

Trigun

This name means 'the one who has three qualities or modes of nature' in Sanskrit.

Triguna

Similar to Trigun, meaning 'three modes or qualities of nature' in Sanskrit.

Triguni

The name translates to 'having three qualities or modes' in Sanskrit.

Trigya

This name means 'knowledge' in Sanskrit.

Trigyesh

This name signifies 'lord of the three qualities' in Sanskrit, associated with the divine.

Trijagati

A name signifying 'three worlds' or 'three realms' in Sanskrit.

Trijal

A name meaning 'three fold' or 'triple' in Sanskrit, often related to the concept of the triad.

Trijama

A name that represents 'the three manifestations' in Sanskrit, associated with creativity and nurturing.

Trijna

A name meaning 'the one who knows the three' in Sanskrit, emphasizing wisdom and awareness.

Trijoya

A name signifying 'third joy' in Sanskrit, symbolizing happiness and fulfillment.

Trilaki

A name that means 'three marks' or 'three signs' in Sanskrit, often related to auspiciousness.

Trilochan

A name meaning 'three-eyed' in Sanskrit, often associated with the Hindu god Shiva.

Trilochana

Another form of Trilochan, meaning 'one with three eyes' in Sanskrit, indicative of divine perception.

Trilochanan

A variation of Trilochan, also meaning 'three-eyed' in Sanskrit, associated with deities.

Trilochoni

A feminine form meaning 'the three-eyed one' reflecting wisdom and insight in Sanskrit.

Trilohana

A name meaning 'one who resides in three worlds' in Sanskrit, symbolizing abundance.

Trilok

A name that means 'three worlds' in Sanskrit, often referring to the realms in Hindu cosmology.

Trilokanath

A name meaning 'Lord of the three worlds' in Sanskrit, referring to a divine figure in Hinduism.

Trilokarakshaka

A name meaning 'protector of the three worlds' in Sanskrit, emphasizing guardianship and divinity.

Trilokatmane

A name meaning 'soul of the three worlds' in Sanskrit, linked to spiritual depth in Hinduism.

Trilokchand

A name that means 'moon of the three worlds' in Sanskrit, symbolizing beauty and brightness.

Trilokesh

Lord of the three worlds.

Triloknath

Lord of the three worlds.

Trilokpati

Master of the three worlds.

Trilokya

The universe or the three worlds.

Trimaan

The one who is complete and has control over himself.

Triman

One who has three qualities or attributes.

Trimurthi

The three divine manifestations of God - Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.

Trimurti

The trinity of Hindu gods - Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.

Trina

Pure or clean.

Trinabh

One who has three horizons or can see three worlds.

Trinath

Master of the three worlds or three paths.

Trinayan

One who has three eyes, often referring to Lord Shiva.

Trinayana

Possessing three eyes; associated with perception and divine sight.

Trinayani

One who has three eyes; a name representing divine vision.

Trine

One who is threefold or related to the number three.

Trinesh

Lord of the three worlds; associated with divine authority.

Trinetra

One with three eyes, symbolizing wisdom and perception.

Trinette

Little one with three attributes, often linked to purity.

Trini

The divine symbol associated with three qualities or aspects.

Trinika

A name derived from Hindi which signifies 'a form of triplicity' or 'threefold.'

Tripal

Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'threefold' or related to the number three, often in a spiritual context.

Tripan

A name meaning 'threefold' or 'triple,' reflecting a sense of journey or experience.

Triparna

A name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'three leaves' or 'a form of the divine.'

Triparni

Meaning 'three leaves' in Sanskrit, symbolizing nature and spirituality.

Tripat

Derived from Sanskrit meaning 'one who has three paths or aspects.'

Tripathaga

A name meaning 'one who is blessed with three paths,' often associated with spirituality.

Tripathagaa

Similar to Tripathaga, reflects the significance of the number three in Hinduism.

Tripathagamini

Meaning 'she who embodies the three paths,' often related to feminine divinity.

Tript

Derived from Sanskrit signifying 'one who travels' or 'one who moves,' often used in spiritual contexts.

Tripta

Satisfied or content; also refers to the goddess of satisfaction in Hinduism.

Tripti

Satisfaction or contentment; often associated with spiritual fulfillment in Hindu culture.

Tripur

Referring to the three cities; often connected with the goddess Tripura Sundari in Hinduism.

Tripura

The name of an ancient goddess; associated with the concept of the three cities in Hindu mythology.

Tripurajit

Conqueror of Tripura; refers to a person who has won over the three cities of evil.

Tripurari

The one who destroys the three cities; commonly associated with Lord Shiva in Hindu mythology.

Tripurasundari

Beautiful Tripura; refers to a Hindu goddess representing beauty and fulfillment.

Tripuri

Associated with Tripura; often linked with goddess worship in Hinduism.

Tripurte

Referring to the divine in three forms; primarily associated with Hindu traditions.

Triputa

A name denoting satisfaction or fulfillment; linked to spiritual themes in Hinduism.

Tris

A variation of 'three' or 'trio'; often has no specific religious connotation but is used in various cultural contexts.

Trisa

Derived from 'Tri' indicating 'three'; connected to Hindu ideologies of balance and completion.

Trisanu

A name indicating a trio or three-fold nature; often linked to Hindu philosophies.

Trish

Derived from 'Trishul' which is the trident of Lord Shiva; symbolizes power and protection in Hinduism.

Trisha

A form of 'Trish' which symbolizes divine or celestial balance; often used in a spiritual context in Hindu culture.

Trishal

Indicating strength; sometimes relates to Lord Shiva in Hindu mythology.

Trishala

Mother of Lord Mahavir, symbolizing purity and virtue in Jainism and Hinduism.

Trishalana

A variant of Trishala; invokes connotations of motherly love and virtues in Hindu belief.

Trishan

A name associated with the element of three; often signifies completeness in Hindu philosophy.

Trishana

Yearning or longing; often denotes a deep spiritual desire in Hindu contexts.

Trishani

Trishani means 'thirst' or 'one who quenches thirst.'

Trishanjot

Trishanjot means 'light of thirst,' symbolizing guidance and nourishment.

Trishanku

Trishanku refers to a character from Hindu mythology who is considered to be a king who straddles two worlds.

Trishanna

Trishanna means 'one who brings satisfaction or contentment.'

Trishanth

Trishanth translates to 'peace through thirst,' symbolizing serenity and sustenance.

Trishanu

Trishanu means 'the one who is unique or special.'

Trishar

Trishar is associated with 'shar' or 'sharp,' indicating a person of keen intellect or resolve.

Trishara

Trishara means 'a divine being who quenches thirst.'

Trishika

Trishika signifies 'one who is beautiful and lively.'

Trishima

Trishima means 'the one who guides through uncertainty.'

Trishiv

Trishiv means 'related to the divine or God.'

Trishla

Trishla signifies 'the one with no thirst,' symbolizing fulfillment and satisfaction.

Trishna

Trishna directly translates to 'thirst' or 'desire,' conveying longing and aspiration.

Trishona

Trishona signifies 'one who lights up thirst,' indicating a source of inspiration.

Trishoolin

Trishoolin relates to 'the one who possesses a trident,' symbolizing strength and power.

Trishul

Trishul means 'trident,' often associated with the Hindu deity Shiva, symbolizing power and protection.

Trishulank

A name that signifies a form of Lord Shiva's trident, representing strength and protection.

Trishulin

A variation of Trishul, symbolizing the trident of Lord Shiva, representing power and protection.

Trishulini

A feminine form derived from Trishul, reflecting the divine energy and power of the trident of Lord Shiva.

Trishva

A name associated with triad elements, often linked to the divine and spiritual.

Triska

A name signifying a desirable or precious object, often associated with beauty and grace.

Trislum

A unique name combining elements of strength and radiance, associated with traditional values.

Trithesh

Lord of the three worlds; another name of Lord Shiva.