Abnash

Signifies 'destruction of evil' in the context of Hindu texts.

Aboli

Aboli is a flower name in India, symbolizing beauty and grace.

Acala

The name means 'immovable' and is associated with stability and permanence.

Acalan

Means 'unmoving' or 'steady', often linked to a deity in Hindu mythology.

Acalapati

The deity referred to as the lord of immovability, representing a man of strength.

Acalendra

Means 'Lord of the immovable', often connected with the divine.

Acalesvara

Means 'The lord of the immovable', a title of a deity.

Acanda

Means 'containing all', symbolizing completeness and wholeness.

Acarya

Means 'teacher' or 'one who instructs', particularly in spiritual matters.

Acaryanandana

Means 'son of the teacher', often used in religious contexts.

Acaryasuta

Means 'offspring of the teacher', referring to disciples or followers.

Acaryatanaya

Means 'child of a teacher', emphasizing lineage in spiritual education.

Acchindra

Acchindra means 'indivisible', often associated with the oneness of the soul.

Acchoda

Acchoda means 'from the flow', symbolizing movement and energy.

Acchundra

Acchundra signifies 'full moon', representing brightness and beauty.

Acchutan

Acchutan means 'the unchanging one', often referring to the divine.

Achala

Steady or unmovable; often associated with spiritual stability.

Achalapati

Lord of the immovable; a title associated with deities.

Achalendra

King of the immovable; signifies eternal stability.

Achalesvara

God of the immovable; another name for a deity representing stability.

Achalraj

King of the unmovable; often used as a name for deities in Hinduism.

Achanda

Unburdened; signifies freedom from attachments.

Achapal

One who is steady and unshakable.

Achar

One who is disciplined or follows conduct; can also mean a teacher.

Achara

Manner or conduct; related to behavior or habits.

Acharaj

A person of great character and stature; a title denoting respect.

Achariya

Teacher or one who imparts knowledge; commonly used for religious teachers.

Acharjeet

One who conquers discipline; signifies mastery over conduct.

Acharpreet

Beloved disciple or follower; signifies closeness to a teacher.

Acharya

A learned person or teacher; often used in spiritual or academic contexts.

Acharyanandana

Son of the teacher; indicates a lineage of knowledge.

Acharyasuta

Child of the teacher; signifies a connection to spiritual lineage.

Acharyatanya

Spirit or essence of the teacher; emphasizes the spiritual aspect of learning.

Achin

The name means 'someone who is without sin' in Sanskrit.

Achindra

The name means 'unopposed' or 'lord of the universe' in Sanskrit.

Achint

One who is thoughtless; without thoughts.

Achinta

One who is a thinker; considerate.

Achintakumar

A name denoting a thoughtful young person.

Achintya

Incomprehensible or unimaginable; one who is beyond thought.

Achir

A name referring to a chin or a jaw; also means invincible.

Achira

One who is always peaceful; untroubled.

Achiraprabha

One who has radiance that is unending or eternal.

Achit

Conscious or intellect; one who is aware.

Achla

Firm, steadfast; refers to a woman of good character.

Achlapati

Lord of the firm; often regarded as a name of a deity.

Achlendra

King of the indestructible; relates to strength.

Achmani

One who brings prosperity or wealth; often linked to lordship.

Achraj

One who is bright and radiant; often associated with auspiciousness.

Achu

A short form of names like Achint; signifies a unique individual.

Achudan

Refers to Lord Krishna, often meaning 'the unchangeable'.

Achuta

Infallible or imperishable; another name for Lord Vishnu.

Achyut

One who cannot be destroyed, a term often used to describe Lord Vishnu in Hinduism.

Achyut Pragna

A combination of names meaning 'immutable wisdom', often associated with spiritual knowledge in Hinduism.

Achyuta

Another name for Lord Krishna, meaning 'the infallible' in Hindu tradition.

Achyutam

A Hindi name meaning 'the one who is never destroyed', referring to divinity in Hindu texts.

Achyutanand

A name that signifies 'the one who brings joy and is imperishable', commonly used in Hinduism.

Achyutaraya

A name denoting 'the lord who is imperishable', often linked to Vishnu in Hinduism.

Achyuth

A variant of Achyut, meaning 'the eternal and indestructible'.

Achyutha

A variation of Achyut, referring to 'the one who cannot fall'.

Achyuthan

A name indicating 'one who is unchanging', commonly used in Hindu cultural contexts.

Acintya

Meaning 'incomprehensible' or 'beyond thought', a philosophical term in Hindu traditions.

Acyuta

Meaning 'unchangeable' or 'constant,' often used in Hindu contexts.

Acyutananda

Meaning 'eternal bliss,' associated with joy and enlightenment in Hindu philosophy.

Acyutaraya

Meaning 'eternal lord,' often associated with divinity in Hinduism.

Acyutayu

Meaning 'everlasting,' symbolizing immortality and continuity in Hinduism.

Adaikalam

A name meaning 'lovable' or 'affectionate' in Tamil.

Adalarachan

Adalarachan is a South Indian name that denotes 'the king of islands' or 'island ruler.'

Adalarasen

Adalarasen translates to 'the prince of islands,' highlighting a royal connection to coastal regions.

Adalarasu

Adalarasu means 'the king of islands,' reflecting a leadership quality.

Adaleru

Adaleru refers to 'island king' in regional dialects, highlighting regal traits.

Adambara

An Indian name associated with beauty and grace.

Adambha

One who is born of the earth; strong and grounded.

Adamya

One who is like Adam or referring to earthly qualities

Adarsa

One who is ideal or a role model.

Adarsh

Ideal or perfect.

Adarsha

Ideal or perfect girl.

Adarshini

One who is ideal or perfect.

Adarshpal

Protector of ideals.

Adarshpreet

Love for ideals or excellence.

Adarvan

One who is supreme or excellent.

Adavak

One who is strong and powerful, often used to highlight strength.

Adavan

One who rules in a peaceful manner.

Adavya

One who is bright and desirable, symbolizing intelligence and charm.

Adbhutah

Miraculous or wonderful, often used in religious contexts.

Adbhutha

Wonderful or miraculous, often a descriptor in religious texts.

Adeshpal

One who brings wealth

Adeshwar

Lord of wealth or riches

Adesvara

God of fortune or wealth in Yoruba culture.

Adh

One who is always right or correct.

Adhaita

A term referring to 'one without a second' in Hindu philosophy.

Adhamya

A name reflecting purity or innocence in Sanskrit.

Adhana

Name meaning 'sacred or divine' in Sanskrit.

Adhara

Light or glow; often associated with the divine feminine energy.

Adharma

Unrighteousness or something that is not in accordance with dharma.

Adharmaka

One who is unrighteous or contrary to dharma in Hindu texts.

Adharsh

One who is good and morally upright.

Adharshana

One who removes darkness; brightness.

Adharv

One who is knowledgeable and wise.

Adharva

From the Vedas; a name of Lord Ganesha.

Adhavan

Sun; brilliance.