Adinath

The first or primary lord, referring to Lord Shiva in Jainism.

Adinatha

The lord of the beginning or the first teacher, used in Jainism.

Arihant

Arihant refers to 'one who has conquered enemies' or 'victorious.'

Bahubali

Bahubali refers to 'strong-armed' and is often associated with a Jain hero known for his sacrifice.

Bhadrabahu

A physician of good fortune; one who is virtuous.

Digambar

A Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is sky-clad' or 'nude', commonly associated with Jainism.

Digambara

Derived from the same roots as Digambar, meaning 'one whose garment is the sky', related to Jain philosophy.

Digambari

The feminine form of Digambar, meaning 'one who is sky-clad'.

Digamber

Another variant of Digambar, meaning 'one who is sky-clad', symbolizing spiritual purity in Jainism.

Jain

Follower of Jainism, a religion emphasizing non-violence and truth.

Jaina

One who follows Jainism, indicating purity and devotion.

Jainam

One who embodies the principles of Jainism, focusing on peace and spirituality.

Jainand

A name linked with Jain values and teachings, emphasizing harmony.

Jainendra

The lord of Jainism, referring to the Tirthankaras.

Jainesh

Ruler or lord of Jains.

Jaini

Diminutive of Jain, often associated with Jainism.

Jainish

Related to Jainism or signifies a follower of Jainism.

Jainisha

A goddess, representative of Jain values.

Jainithin

A person inspired by Jainism.

Jaint

One who belongs to or is associated with Jainism.

Jina

Victor or conqueror

Jinabhadra

The auspicious conqueror

Jinadath

Lord of the conqueror

Jinadev

God of the conquerors

Jinal

Relating to the lord of the victory

Jinali

A female conqueror, victorious

Jinand

One who is victorious

Jinani

Daughter of the conqueror

Jinendra

Lord of victory, a name of Mahavira in Jainism.

Mahaveer

Great warrior, often associated with valiance and bravery.

Mahaveera

A formidable hero or warrior, connected to the concept of valor in battle.

Mahavir

Great hero, often linked to the teachings of Jainism and non-violence.

Mahavira

Great hero responsible for the propagation of Jainism, signifying supreme courage.

Nachimi

A name possibly derived from the concept of 'brightness' or 'light' in several Indian languages.

Neminath

Neminath is the name of a Tirthankara in Jainism, meaning 'the Lord of the Waves.'

Parshvanath

The name of a Jain Tirthankara, representing the teachings of non-violence and truthfulness.

Pawapuri

Meaning 'pure land', significant in Jainism as a place of historical importance.

Shvetambar

Referring to one who wears white clothing, often associated with Jain monks.

Shwetambar

One who wears white robes, often associated with Jainism.

Teerthankar

Refers to a spiritual teacher or guide in Jainism.

Tirthankar

A name referring to a spiritual teacher who propagates faith, primarily in Jainism.

Vardhaman

One who brings prosperity; often associated with Lord Mahavir.