Eshnaa

Eshnaa refers to 'desire' or 'wish' in Sanskrit.

Eshni

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

Eshva

Eshva signifies 'the one who is loving' in Sanskrit.

Eshvar

Eshvar means 'God' or 'the supreme being' in Sanskrit.

Eshwar

Eshwar means 'God' or 'Lord' in Sanskrit.

Eshwaransh

Eshwaransh translates to 'part of God' in Sanskrit.

Eshwarchandra

Eshwarchandra means 'Lord of the Moon' in Sanskrit.

Eshwardutt

Eshwardutt means 'gift of God' in Sanskrit.

Eshwari

Eshwari means 'Goddess' or 'female deity' in Sanskrit.

Eshwarjeet

Eshwarjeet means 'victory of God' in Sanskrit.

Esiree

Esiree means 'beloved' or 'dear' in Sanskrit.

Esita

Esita means 'one who is desired' in Sanskrit.

Eswanth

Literally means 'victorious' or 'successful' in Sanskrit.

Eswar

Derived from 'Ishwar', meaning 'God' or 'Supreme Spirit' in Sanskrit.

Eswara

Another form of 'Ishwara', meaning 'Lord' or 'God' in Sanskrit.

Eswaraditya

Combines 'Eswara' and 'Aditya', meaning 'Lord' and 'Sun' respectively in Sanskrit.

Eswarapu

A derivative indicating 'belonging to God' in a regional context in India.

Eswari

Refers to 'goddess' or 'female lord', derived from the term for 'goddess' in Sanskrit.

Eswary

A feminine variation of 'Eswara', indicating qualities of a goddess or divine being.

Etalpalli

A regional name indicating a lineage or tribe in South India.

Etapatra

Every day or ephemeral; indicates fleetingness in association with life.

Etasa

Could mean 'one who transcends' or 'goes beyond' in spiritual contexts.

Etash

Means 'shining' or 'bright' in Sanskrit.

Etasha

A feminine name meaning 'glowing' or 'brightness' in Sanskrit.

Ethinder

An individual who is worthy of respect and honor.

Ethiraj

King of virtues or qualities.

Ethirajan

A king known for his virtues; literally means 'a ruler of ethical qualities.'

Etisha

A name meaning 'one who is a lord.'

Evani

Evani can mean 'ever' or 'beginning' in certain Indian languages.

Evanshi

Evanshi means 'the one who brings joy' or 'happy', a comforting and positive name.

Evaraj

Evaraj means 'king of the earth' or 'heavenly king', denoting authority and excellence.

Evavad

Evavad means 'a deity who is omnipresent' in Sanskrit.

Evayavan

Evayavan means 'a charming man' in Sanskrit.

Evyamarut

Evyamarut means 'a noble wind' or 'pure air' in Sanskrit.

Evyavan

Evyavan is derived from Sanskrit meaning 'one who brings good luck or fortune'.

Eyana

Meaning 'to shine' or 'brilliant', derived from Sanskrit.

Ezhil

Ezhil means 'beauty' or 'grace' in Tamil.

Ezhilan

Ezhilan means 'beautiful, handsome' in Tamil.

Ezhilarasan

Ezhilarasan means 'king of beauty' in Tamil.

Ezhilarasi

Ezhilarasi means 'queen of elegance' in Tamil.

Ezhilinpan

Ezhilinpan means 'gift from the divine' in Tamil.

Ezhillovian

Ezhillovian typically relates to 'one who is beautiful' in Tamil.

Ezhumalai

Ezhumalai refers to 'king of the hill' in Tamil.

Faa

A name generally used in Tamil culture, often means 'bringer of happiness'.

Faalgun

A Hindu name associated with the lunar month, often indicating creativity and growth.

Faalgunee

A feminine variation of Faalgun, indicating connection to the lunar month, symbolizing new beginnings.

Falgu

Means 'the one who is an auspicious force' in Sanskrit.

Falgun

Refers to the Hindu month of Falgun or 'powerful' in Sanskrit.

Falguna

Means 'of the month of Falgun' or 'spring' in Sanskrit.

Falguni

Means 'born in the month of Falgun' or 'auspicious' in Sanskrit.

Falit

Means 'to grow' or 'to blossom' in various Indian contexts.

Fanadhar

A name meaning 'a devotee', often associated with followers of Hinduism.

Fanakar

A name signifying 'one who inspires', typically associated with positive traits in Hindu culture.

Faneel

A name meaning 'one who brings happiness', often found in South Asian cultures.

Faneemdra

Faneemdra means 'the one who is serene and calm'.

Faneesh

Faneesh means 'Lord of the world' or 'God of creation'.

Fani

Fani means 'serpent' or 'to be effulgent'.

Fanibhusan

Fanibhusan means 'the one who adorns with serpents'.

Fanibhushan

Fanibhushan also means 'one who wears a serpent as a jewel' in Hindu mythology.

Fanikeshar

Fanikeshar means 'Lord Shiva' symbolically associated with serpents.

Fanila

Fanila means 'beloved or one who has a soft demeanor'.

Faninath

Faninath means 'Lord of serpents', commonly associated with Hindu deities.

Fanindra

Fanindra means 'A deity among serpents', often referring to Lord Shiva.

Fanindranath

Fanindranath translates to 'Lord of serpents', emphasizing a divine aspect.

Fanish

Fanish means 'King of serpents', a title for deities in Hinduism.

Fanishwar

Fanishwar implies 'God of serpents' in Indian mythology.

Fanishwararenu

Fanishwararenu is a compounded name referring to 'the dirt or essence of the Lord of serpents'.

Fariishta

The name means 'angel' in Persian and Hindi contexts.

Fashan

A Hindi name meaning 'to shine' or 'brightness.'

Fata

A girl or daughter, commonly used in Indian cultures.

Fauja

Means 'victory' or 'conquest' in Punjabi.

Feni

A diminutive form for names like Fenil or Fennel, often associated with positivity and nurturing.

Fenil

Derived from the word for fennel, associated with prosperity and health.

Fidvi

A name associated with 'faith,' deriving from Sanskrit origins.

Fidyan

Meaning 'faithful' in various Indian languages, associated with fidelity.

Fojinder

Has roots in Indian culture; typically means 'to help' or 'to assist.'

Foolan

Foolan is a name related to flower, signifying beauty and nature in Hindi.

Foolendu

Foolendu means 'the moon that symbolizes flowers' in Hindi, often signifying beauty.

Foolwati

Foolwati means 'one who is like flowers', symbolizing beauty and grace in Hindi.

Foram

Foram means 'a flower' in Gujarati, representing beauty and purity.

Fulbabu

A name often indicating a person of high status or respect, particularly in Indian cultures.

Fulendu

Meaning 'bright moon' in Sanskrit, often symbolizing beauty and charm.

Fuleswari

A name signifying 'the goddess of wealth and prosperity' in various Indian cultures.

Fulki

Fulki means 'flower' in Hindi, symbolizing beauty and nature.

Fulmala

Fulmala means 'flower garland', often symbolizing beauty and celebration in Hindu culture.

Gaalav

Gaalav means 'sacrifice' or 'one who is dedicated' in Sanskrit.

Gaalava

Similar to Gaalav, Gaalava refers to a dedicated and committed individual, stemming from ancient Indian texts.

Gaangi

Gaangi means 'belonging to the Ganges river', symbolizing purity and sanctity.

Gaatha

Gaatha means 'a story' or 'a narrative', commonly associated with folklore and poetry.

Gaayana

Gaayana refers to the 'melody of sound' or 'tune', often linked with music traditions.

Gadaadhar

Gadaadhar means 'holder of the mace' in Sanskrit, often referring to a powerful deity like Lord Vishnu.

Gadabhrt

Gadabhrt means 'the one who bears a mace' and implies strength or protection in Sanskrit.

Gadadhar

Gadadhar means 'the one who holds a club' and is often associated with the deity Lord Vishnu.

Gadadhara

Gadadhara translates to 'holder of the club' in Sanskrit, symbolizing a protector in Hindu tradition.

Gadambar

Gadambar means 'one who is dressed in yellow' and is often associated with various deities in Hinduism.

Gadhadhar

Gadhadhar means 'the one who holds a club' in Sanskrit, a name attributed to Lord Vishnu.

Gadhar

Gadhar refers to 'the one who possesses a club,' indicating strength and authority in Indian culture.

Gadhi

Gadhi is derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'the one who is strong and eternal.'

Gadhija

Gadhija means 'one who is strong and formidable; it signifies power in Sanskrit.

Gagan

Gagan means 'sky' in Sanskrit.