Ashwin

Refers to the 'light' or 'horse tamer', representing speed and brightness.

Ashwina

Feminine form of Ashwin, reflecting the qualities of the Ashvini twins.

Ashwini

The name of the first Nakshatra, indicating auspiciousness and prosperity.

Ashwinraj

A combination of Ashwin and Raj, meaning 'king of speed or light', symbolizing leadership.

Ashwit

Signifies 'one who is bright or luminous', symbolizing knowledge and awareness.

Ashwith

Connotes 'one who brings joy' and signifies happiness and positivity.

Ashwitha

Derived from Ashwit, meaning 'bringer of joy', indicating a source of happiness.

Ashya

Means 'the first or the leading one', representing uniqueness and prominence.

Ashywath

Similar to Ashwath, it means 'steadfast like a tree', symbolizing resilience.

Asis

One who is considered blessed or divine, often associated with Lord Shiva.

Asish

A person endowed with blessings; a blessed one.

Asisha

A unique and modern name meaning one who is blessed.

Asishram

A name derived from 'Ashrama,' denoting a place of retreat or meditation.

Asit

A name meaning pure or clean, often associated with Lord Vishnu.

Asita

A name meaning black or dark, often connected to the color of the night sky.

Asitabha

The one whose glory is like a black cloud, often associated with strength and majesty.

Asitanga

The one who possesses beauty comparable to that of a black gem.

Asitvaran

One with significant qualities comparable to Lord Vishnu.

Asjita

The one who has attained success or victory.

Askini

Means 'full of life' in certain Indian languages.

Asleena

A modern feminine name that signifies 'bringer of light' and is often associated with beauty and grace.

Aslesa

Derived from Sanskrit, the name means 'shelter' or 'protection'.

Aslesh

A name that signifies 'one who lives in the heart', indicating love and affection.

Aslesha

A name from Sanskrit that means 'the one who is capable of illustrating the truth'.

Asnee

The name Asnee means 'light' or 'brightness' in Sanskrit.

Asok

Asok means 'without sorrow' or 'joyful' in Sanskrit.

Asokan

Asokan is derived from Asoka, meaning 'sorrowless' or 'happy' in Sanskrit.

Asoke

Asoke translates to 'without sorrow' and carries the same connotation as its Sanskrit origin.

Aspi

Aspi is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Aaspi' meaning 'fulfiller of desires.'

Asrani

Asrani refers to one who is cherished and beloved.

Asrava

Asrava signifies 'one who is prosperous or fortunate'.

Asravya

Asravya means 'delightful' or 'charming'.

Asrayasa

Asrayasa means 'one who seeks refuge'.

Asreet

Asreet means 'one who is dedicated and focused'.

Asrit

Asrit signifies 'one who takes refuge in God'.

Asrita

Asrita translates to 'one who is supported or protected'.

Asrith

Asrith means 'strength or support'.

Asritha

Asritha means 'one who is very strong and brave'.

Asruta

Asruta translates to 'well informed or learned'.

Astaka

Astaka means 'eight' and is related to the eight principles in Hindu beliefs.

Astakarna

Astakarna means 'eight ears', often used in ancient epic poetry.

Astamurti

Astamurti means 'eight forms' and refers to different manifestations of a deity.

Astha

Astha means 'faith' or 'belief' in Sanskrit.

Asthamurthi

Asthamurthi refers to 'the one with eight forms' in Sanskrit, denoting a divine or auspicious entity.

Astheya

Astheya means 'non-stealing' in Sanskrit, often signifying righteousness and moral values.

Asthik

Asthik means 'of the body' in Sanskrit, often referring to the physical form or existence.

Asti

Asti means 'to be' or 'existence' in Sanskrit, conveying a sense of being or essence.

Astik

Astik means 'believer' or 'one who is faithful' in Sanskrit, often related to devotion.

Astika

Astika means 'one who is truthful or faithful' in Sanskrit, referring to a loyal individual.

Astikya

Astikya is derived from 'Astik,' signifying truthfulness and devotion in Sanskrit.

Astitva

Astitva means 'existence' or 'being' in Sanskrit, symbolizing identity and essence.

Astitya

Astitya conveys 'identity' or 'existence' in Sanskrit, representing one's nature.

Asudh

Asudh means 'pure' or 'clean' in Sanskrit.

Asula

One who is lovely and beautiful.

Asumat

One who is radiant or luminous.

Asur

A demon or a powerful being in Hindu mythology.

Asura

Refers to a group of powerful deities or demons in Hindu cosmology.

Asurari

One who is a victor over demons.

Asuri

Goddess of speech or one who is feminine in nature.

Asutosa

One who is contented and self-satisfied.

Asutosh

One who is always pleased, often associated with Lord Shiva.

Asuya

Jealousy or envy in a spiritual context.

Asva

A horse or related to spirit and movement in Vedic texts.

Asvadavan

One who is knowledgeable and wise.

Asvagriva

One who possesses a horse with a strong neck, also associated with Vedic culture.

Asvajit

One who has conquered his senses or is enlightened.

Asvaketu

One whose banner or flag is carried by a horse; a warrior’s name.

Asvala

A name associated with overcoming obstacles or fears.

Asvapati

Lord of horses, often connected with royal leaders in mythology.

Asvarya

Wealth or abundance, often linked to prosperity.

Asvasena

Leader of horses or one who commands respect among others.

Asvasirsa

The name refers to the one who possesses a strong will and a powerful voice.

Asvatara

Asvatara means 'the one who is fearless' or 'a horse.'

Asvathama

Asvathama is known in Hindu mythology as the son of Dronacharya, symbolizing immortality and prowess.

Asvattha

Asvattha refers to the sacred fig tree, also associated with knowledge and enlightenment in Hindu philosophy.

Asvatthi

Asvatthi signifies 'one who possesses life' and is linked to vitality.

Asvavan

Asvavan suggests 'one who is horse-like' or 'brave and spirited.'

Asvika

The name Asvika describes a character who is dignified and has strong moral values.

Asvin

Asvin refers to the twin gods in Hindu mythology associated with medicine and healing.

Asvineya

Asvineya means 'son of Asvin,' indicating a lineage to the divine healer twins in Hindu culture.

Asvini

Asvini refers to one of the Nakshatras (lunar mansions) in Vedic astrology, symbolizing health and vitality.

Asvinikumara

Asvinikumara means 'the son of Asvins,' attributing divine qualities in healing.

Asvitha

Asvitha signifies 'powerful' or 'strong,' often admired in Hindu contexts.

Asvor

Asvor refers to strength and courage, often associated with warriors in Indian lore.

Asvoria

Asvoria indicates 'one who embodies the spirit of a horse,' symbolizing speed and grace.

Aswaada

Aswaada signifies 'the essence of a horse' and is linked to strength and endurance.

Aswab

Aswab means 'noble' or 'of high standards,' often associated with respect and valor.

Aswad

Aswad represents 'the black horse' or 'darkness,' symbolizing mystery and depth.

Aswaghosh

Aswaghosh means 'sound of the horse,' associated with vigor and vitality in motion.

Aswal

Aswal refers to qualities like valor and strength, common in warrior lineage.

Aswani

Aswani signifies health and vitality, embodying the auspicious qualities of the Asvins.

Aswanth

A name of Indian origin, commonly associated with strength.

Aswantha

A feminine variation of Aswanth, often associated with grace and strength.

Aswapn

Derived from similar names, it signifies one who is powerful and strong-minded.

Aswath

Meaning 'sacred tree', often related to wisdom and knowledge in Indian culture.

Aswatha

Related to the sacred fig tree, symbolizing wisdom and longevity.

Aswathaama

Meaning 'one who is glorious', often linked to nobility and divine qualities.

Aswathi

A name signifying prosperity and auspiciousness associated with feminine traits.

Aswathy

A variation of Aswathi, suggesting grace and beauty.

Aswattama

Meaning 'one who has great power', often associated with a strong character.