Bulusu

A name meaning 'to rise' in Sanskrit, symbolizing growth.

Bumma

Bumma is a term often used in Indian culture to denote a younger sibling or a term of endearment.

Bunty

Bunty is a nickname used affectionately, often symbolizing playfulness or fun-loving nature.

Buta

Means 'a name for a child' in some South Asian cultures.

Buvana

A feminine name meaning 'earth' or 'world' in Sanskrit.

Buvanasri

Meaning 'beautiful earth' or 'prosperous world' in Sanskrit and Tamil.

Buvdeep

A name meaning 'light of the earth' or 'earthly brightness' in Sanskrit.

Caitanya

A name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'consciousness' or 'awareness.'

Caityaka

Caityaka is derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'the one who is a sacred place.'

Caiya

Caiya is derived from a Sanskrit term meaning 'intelligent.'

Caka

A Sanskrit name meaning 'to shine' or 'glow'.

Cakaraka

A name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'the play of colors' or 'colorful'.

Cakarpala

A Sanskrit term meaning 'the bearer of a wheel' or 'one who supports'.

Cakora

A name derived from Hindi signifying 'a bird that drinks the moonlight', symbolizing longing and desire.

Cakra

A Sanskrit word meaning 'circle' or 'wheel', often used to denote cosmic cycles in Indian philosophy.

Cakrabhrt

A Sanskrit name meaning 'one who holds the wheel', often associated with the divine.

Cakrabhuj

A Sanskrit name meaning 'one who has strong arms like wheels'.

Cakradeva

A name meaning 'divine wheel' in Sanskrit, associated with deities.

Cakradhara

A Sanskrit name meaning 'the one who holds the wheel', pertaining to divinity.

Cakradrsa

A name that signifies 'having the sight of a wheel'.

Cakraki

A name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'one who brings about cycles or changes'.

Cakrapani

A name meaning 'one who holds a wheel', related to the god Vishnu.

Cakrasena

A name meaning 'the army of the wheel', often associated with divine warriors.

Cakravaka

A name meaning 'the one who loves the water', symbolizing beauty.

Cakravala

A Sanskrit term meaning 'circle or realm of action', often related to cosmic elements.

Cakravana

A name meaning 'the one who protects the circle', referring to cyclic existence.

Cakravat

A name meaning 'one who is like a wheel', with connotations to eternal motion.

Cakravata

A name meaning 'the one who has a wheel-like nature', symbolizing stability and movement.

Cakresa

Cakresa means 'an auspicious start' in Sanskrit.

Cakrika

Cakrika signifies 'a bird' in Sanskrit, often associated with happiness and freedom.

Cakrin

Cakrin translates to 'one who brings happiness' in Sanskrit.

Caksana

Caksana means 'to see' or 'vision' in Sanskrit.

Caksas

Caksas means 'sparrow' in Sanskrit, symbolizing joy.

Caksu

Caksu means 'eye' in Sanskrit, representing insight and vision.

Caksus

Caksus refers to 'eye' in Sanskrit, symbolizing perception and understanding.

Caksusa

Caksusa translates to 'a spirit' in Sanskrit.

Caksusya

Caksusya means 'belonging to the eye' in Sanskrit, relating to clarity of vision.

Cala²gira

Cala²gira is a variant that signifies 'one who has a beautiful voice' in Sanskrit.

Calagiru

Calagiru means 'brave' in Sanskrit, symbolizing courage.

Calapati

The lord of the universe

Camarvala

Often associated as a Hindu name meaning 'victorious' or 'one who is honored' in Sanskrit.

Camikara

A creative blend variation likely associated with Kamala, meaning 'lotus' or 'pale red.'

Campa

Means 'Country, land' in Hindi/Sanskrit.

Campaka

Refers to a flower, often associated with beauty and love in Sanskrit.

Campat

Signifies 'a fruitful piece of land' in Hindi.

Campu

Generally associated with lineage from 'Brahmania', implying wisdom.

Camundi

Largely recognized in Indian culture, denoting a spirit or living entity associated with nature.

Canaka

Often associated with Lord Shiva, meaning 'one who is beautiful'.

Canakya

Comes from Chanakya, a revered ancient Indian philosopher and economist.

Candaka

An adaptation of Candace, denoting purity.

Candana

Derived from the Sanskrit word for 'moon'.

Candidasa

A combination of words meaning 'bright' or 'pure'.

Candipati

A modern compound name meaning 'master of the light' in Sanskrit.

Candra

Moon; a name often associated with the moon in Hindu mythology.

Candrabhana

One who is as bright as the moon; a name from Hindu mythology.

Candraja

Son of the moon; a character of Hindu mythology.

Candraka

The moon; symbolizes beauty and serenity in Indian culture.

Candrakin

One who is endowed with the qualities of the moon; bright and gentle.

Candramohan

The one who attracts like the moon; charming and delightful.

Candranatha

Lord of the moon; a lover of beauty and wisdom in Hindu thought.

Candransu

One who is beautiful as the moon; a sign of purity.

Candrasurya

The union of the moon and the sun; represents duality and harmony.

Candrata

The quality of being like the moon; beauty and gentleness.

Candresa

One who is a Lord of radiance; symbolizing brilliance.

Candresta

A name denoting brightness and gracefulness like the moon.

Candrila

Moonlight; represents softness and beauty in character.

Candrin

Derived from the moon; symbolizes beauty and calmness.

Canduri

A name denoting joy and happiness, much like the moon's serene light.

Canura

A name meaning 'the moon' in Sanskrit.

Capala

A name associated with 'the one who wears a crown' in Sanskrit.

Caraka

Caraka is derived from the Sanskrit word meaning 'one who does' or 'perfection.'

Carana

A name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'lovable' or 'beloved'.

Caritra

A name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'an enthusiastic and cheerful person'

Caru

Means 'dear' or 'beloved' in Sanskrit.

Carubahu

Of Indian origin, often associated with conveying strength and achievement.

Carucitra

A Sanskrit name meaning 'pleasing image' or 'beautiful sight'.

Carudatta

A name meaning 'gift of Lord Krishna' in Sanskrit.

Carudeha

Sanskrit origin meaning 'greatness in appearance or stature'.

Carudesna

Refers to 'being endowed with wisdom' in Sanskrit.

Carugupta

A name signifying 'protector' or one who guards in Sanskrit.

Carumoda

A name meaning 'blessed' or 'divine' in Sanskrit.

Carupada

A name meaning 'one who is adorned' in Sanskrit.

Carusara

A name meaning 'full of grace' in Sanskrit.

Carusirsa

A name meaning 'one who is strong' in Sanskrit.

Caruvesa

A name signifying 'one of Lord Shiva' in Sanskrit.

Caruvinda

A name meaning 'another name for Krishna' in Sanskrit.

Caruyasas

A name meaning 'worthy of respect' in Sanskrit.

Cataka

Of celestial or divine nature; linked to the goddess Durga.

Catura

Meaning 'to be pure or virtuous' in Sanskrit.

Caturanga

Meaning 'having four divisions' often referred to military or strategic aspects.

Caturasva

The name means 'having four horses' in Sanskrit.

Caturasya

This name means 'four-sided' or 'quadrangular' in Sanskrit.

Caturbahu

The name translates to 'having four arms' in Sanskrit, often used in a divine context.

Caturgati

Means 'fourfold path' or 'four ways' in Sanskrit, often referring to philosophical concepts.

Caturix

A modern name combining 'Catur' (four) with a suffix indicating a person or entity, largely cultural.

Caturnana

This is derived from 'Catur' meaning 'four' in Sanskrit, signifying completeness or balance.

Caturugus

Translates to 'four-faced' in Sanskrit, often linked to deities in Hindu mythology.

Caturvaktra

Means 'four-faced' in Sanskrit, commonly associated with Brahma, the creator deity.

Catuspani

This name means 'one with four hands' in Sanskrit, referring to divine figures.

Catvrvgi

A modern name possibly adapted from 'Catur', reflecting contemporary naming trends in India.