Bhutaraja

King of the spirits, often referring to a deity or ruler in terms of the supernatural.

Bhutesa

Lord of spirits or ghosts.

Bhutesh

God of spirits or souls.

Bhutikrt

One who creates happiness or prosperity.

Bhutiraja

King of spirits or ghosts.

Bhuttab

One who resides in the spirit realm.

Bhuumka

Earth or Mother Earth; often represents nurturing.

Bhuv

One who is known for their greatness or greatness itself.

Bhuva

The one who thrives or flourishes.

Bhuvainika

Related to the earth and prosperity; a feminine derivative.

Bhuvan

The one who creates the world; signifies the universe.

Bhuvana

The earth or the world; signifies beauty and earthliness.

Bhuvanendra

King of the world; signifies dominance and nobility in the universe.

Bhuvanesa

Lord of the universe; associated with divine power.

Bhuvanesh

Master of the earth; signifies authority and creation.

Bhuvaneshwar

God of the world; a divine figure associated with creation and governance.

Bhuvaneshwari

Goddess of the world; signifies femininity and divine power.

Bhuvaneswar

God of the world; often depicted as a protector deity.

Bhuvaneswari

Goddess of the earth; embodies nurturing qualities.

Bhuvanika

Relating to the earth; signifies nurturing and beauty.

Bhuvanpati

Lord of the universe; signifies leadership and strength.

Bhuvanyu

Bhuvanyu means 'the son of the Earth' or 'earthly' in Sanskrit.

Bhuvapati

Bhuvapati means 'lord of the Earth' in Sanskrit.

Bhuvas

Bhuvas translates to 'abode or earth' in Sanskrit.

Bhuvesh

Bhuvesh means 'lord of the Earth' in Sanskrit.

Bhuvi

Bhuvi means 'earth' or 'nature' in Sanskrit.

Bhuvik

Bhuvik means 'the Earth' or 'one who loves the Earth' in Sanskrit.

Bhuvika

Bhuvika means 'earth' or 'nature' and is derived from Sanskrit.

Bhuvnesh

Bhuvnesh means 'lord of the Earth' or 'Bhuvanesh' in Sanskrit.

Bhuvneshwar

Bhuvneshwar means 'lord of the Earth' in Sanskrit, associated with divinity.

Bhuwan

Bhuwan means 'world' or 'Earth' in Sanskrit.

Bhuwanesh

Bhuwanesh means 'lord of the world' in Sanskrit.

Bhuwaneshwar

Bhuwaneshwar translates to 'lord of the Earth' in Sanskrit, often used in temple names.

Bhuwnendra

Bhuwnendra means 'lord of the Earth' in Sanskrit.

Bhuyan

Bhuyan can refer to 'the Earth' and is used for both genders.

Bibek

Bibek means 'wisdom' or 'intellect' in Nepali.

Bibha

Bibha means 'brightness' or 'light' in Sanskrit.

Bibhaakar

Bibhaakar means 'the one who shines' in Sanskrit.

Bibhakar

Bibhakar means 'the one who brings brightness' in Sanskrit.

Bibhas

Bibhas means 'light' or 'luminous' in Sanskrit.

Bibhatsu

Bibhatsu means 'one who is worthy of respect or virtue' in Sanskrit.

Bibhavasu

Bibhavasu means 'one who brings wealth or prosperity' in Sanskrit.

Bibhishan

Bibhishan means 'one who is a seeker of truth' in Sanskrit, a character from Hindu epic Ramayana.

Bibhishana

Bibhishana refers to a wise character from Hindu mythology, often depicted as a symbol of virtue and righteousness.

Bibhu

Bibhu means 'one who is glorious or full of light' in Sanskrit.

Bibhuti

Bibhuti means 'glory' or 'wealth' in Sanskrit, often referring to divine attributes.

Bibhutibhusan

Bibhutibhusan means 'one who is adorned with glory' in Sanskrit.

Bibin

A boy’s name often associated with youthfulness and vitality.

Bibinanaki

A unique name meaning 'one who brings happiness.'

Biboswan

A name often associated with courage and strength.

Bibrata

Means 'enslaved or devoted' in Sanskrit, often signifying loyalty.

Bichu

A common name meaning 'small or young one' in various Indian languages.

Bidaban

A name meaning 'blessed' in Sanskrit.

Bihaan

Bihaan means 'morning' or 'dawn' in Hindi.

Bihaari

Bihaari means 'one who is from Bihar', a state in India.

Bihari

Bihari means 'from Bihar' or associated with the culture of the state of Bihar in India.

Biharilal

Biharilal translates to 'son of Bihar', emphasizing heritage from Bihar.

Bihin

Bihin means 'without' in Hindi, often related to philosophical or poetic contexts.

Biipul

Biipul means 'vast' or 'expansive' in Hindi.

Bijal

Bijal means 'lightning' in Gujarati.

Bijali

Bijali means 'lightning' or 'electricity' in Hindi, symbolizing power and energy.

Bijann

A name often associated with 'beautiful' or 'charming'.

Bijantha

Meaning 'sweet' or 'delightful', often associated with femininity and grace.

Bijay

Translates to 'victory' or 'conqueror', commonly given to boys in Hindu culture.

Bijaya

Means 'victory', often symbolizes success and triumph in Hindu culture.

Bijender

Means 'victorious one' or 'conqueror', commonly used in Hindu communities.

Bijendra

Means 'lord of victory', often used in Hindu contexts.

Bijesh

Signifies 'lord of the sun', a name often given in Hindu traditions.

Bijigisha

Implying 'desiring victory', associated with feminine strength in Hindu beliefs.

Bijijayalaxmi

Translates to 'goddess of victory', a name reflecting auspiciousness in Hindu culture.

Bijijayasree

Means 'victory of prosperity', resonating with positive outcomes in life.

Bijin

Often means 'pure' or 'beautiful', prevalent in South Asian cultures.

Bijit

Meaning 'conquered' or 'defeated', often reflecting resilience in Hindu narratives.

Bijita

Means 'one who has been conquered', often associated with humility and grace.

Bijitha

Means 'having achieved victory', reflecting success in various aspects.

Bijli

Means 'lightning', symbolizing quickness and energy in Hindu mythology.

Bijon

A name meaning 'victor', symbolizing strength and achievement in life.

Bijoy

Signifies 'victory' in Bengali culture, widely used among Hindus.

Bijoyanada

Combines the meaning 'bringer of victory', signifying triumph and success in Hindu tradition.

Biju

Biju means 'a nickname for Lord Krishna' or 'small in size' in several Indian languages.

Bijul

Bijul means 'lightning' in Hindi and can symbolize illumination or energy.

Bijurika

Bijurika means 'the light or the one who shines' in various Indian contexts.

Bik

Bik is often a short form or informal version of names that may imply 'bringer of peace' or 'guardian' in certain cultural contexts.

Bikarma

Bikarma means 'one who performs good deeds' or 'action-oriented' in Sanskrit.

Bikas

Bikas means 'development or progress' in several Indian languages.

Bikasa

Bikasa means 'advancement' or 'growth' in various Indian languages.

Bikash

Bikash means 'to develop' or 'to grow' in Hindi and other Indian languages.

Bikesh

Bikesh means 'the one who is victorious' in Sanskrit.

Bikhtir

Bikhtir means 'brave or courageous' reflecting valor in Indian cultural narratives.

Bikita

Bikita is associated with the idea of being 'little or small', often used as a term of endearment in Indian culture.

Biko

Biko is a name suggesting 'the strength of the spirit' derived from various Indian influences.

Bikr

Bikr means 'victory or conquest' highlighting triumph in various contexts.

Bikram

Bikram means 'bravery' or 'valour' in Sanskrit.

Bikramaditya

Bikramaditya means 'brave sun' and is often associated with legendary kings in Indian history.

Bikramjeet

Bikramjeet means 'victorious in bravery' or 'conqueror of valour' in Sanskrit.

Bikramjit

Bikramjit means 'victorious in brave deeds' indicating a heroic nature.

Bikrampal

Bikrampal translates to 'one who is strong and brave', often referring to a warrior's spirit.

Bikrampreet

Bikrampreet means 'one who loves bravery' depicting a desire for courage and strength.

Bikshapathi

Bikshapathi means 'the lord of alms' or 'the one who gives generously' in Hindu philosophy.

Bilahari

Referring to a raga in Indian classical music associated with the evening.