Gran parte de los nombres que se usan actualmente en La India y que cada vez son más conocidos en el resto del mundo gracias a las películas de Bollywood derivan del hindi, que es el idioma principal de La India; pero además, muchos de ellos provienen del sánscrito, que es la lengua clásica de La India y una de las lenguas indoeuropeas más antiguas después del hitita. Si buscas nombres indios para niños, echa un vistazo a este listado con algunos de los nombres más populares de origen hindi, sánscrito o punjabi. Son nombres populares en La India pero también comienzan a serlo en otros lugares del mundo.
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Los nombres indios para niños más populares
1. Arjan: es un nombre de niño de origen punyabí que significa “de Hadria”.
2. Darshan: un nombre de niño de origen sánscrito que significa “perceptivo”. Este nombre es muy popular en la India.
3. Ishaan: se trata de un nombre de niño de origen hindi que significa “el sol”. Además, Ishaan es el guardián del noreste en la religión hindú. Ishaan: Sapno Ko Awaaz De es un programa de televisión para niños en Disney Channel India, protagonizado por un adolescente llamado Ishaan.
4. Sai: nombre indio para niño que significa “el que es divino”. También es el nombre de un líder espiritual indio muy venerado que sus devotos consideran un santo.
5. Rudra: es un nombre muy popular en La India. Significa el que ahuyenta el mal o el que es digno de alabanza.También es un nombre y una forma del Señor Shiva.
6. Kiaan: es un nombre de origen indio para niño que goza de gran popularidad. Se cree que significa “gracia de Dios” aunque no está claro de dónde proviene este significado.
7. Anand: significa felicidad, alegría.
8. Bodhi: es a la vez un nombre de niño y un nombre de niña de origen sánscrito que significa “despertar, iluminación”.
9. Nehru es un nombre de niño de origen hindi que significa “canal”.
10. Bhadrak: significa guapo y además también es el nombre de una ciudad en el este de la India. La ciudad tomó su nombre de la diosa Bhadrakali.
11. Ganak: significa astrónomo, matemático, alguien que puede calcular bien.
12. Hiresh: nombre para bebé de origen indio que significa rey de las gemas, rey de las piedras preciosas.
13. Kunal: es un nombre de origen sánscrito y significa loto.
14. Lusha: puede sonar como un nombre ruso, pero se origina en la cultura hindú y se refiere al preciado y raro azafrán
15. Mahir: es un nombre que tiene origen hindú y también árabe. Significa experto, valiente, trabajador.
16. Neer: tiene distintos orígenes según los autores expertos en significados de nombres puede ser hindú, alemán, hebreo o neerlandés.
Significa agua.
17. Niraj: se refiere al símbolo clásico del loto o “el que no tiene pasión” en sánscrito.
18. Rajiv: es un nombre de niño de origen sánscrito que significa “rayado”. Conocido aquí a través del hijo de Indira Gandhi, quien se convirtió en primer ministro de la India.
19. Kiran: nombre tradicional de la india. Es un nombre de niño y de niña de origen sánscrito que significa “rayo de luz”.
20. Pratik: su origen es sánscrito y significa la imagen o símbolo de Dios.
21. Rijul: significa inocente, puro, impecable, sin pecado.
22. Sahil: un sonoro y bello nombre de niño que significa guía, líder.
23. Sarin: se cree que surgió de una subdivisión de la comunidad Khatri en India. Además de sus significar noble y príncipe, también está relacionado con el concepto de tener un buen corazón.
24. Varan: es un nombre de niño de origen hindi que significa “dios del agua”.
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Con un total de 5.648.344 personas llamadas Ram, es el nombre más común en India.
Con un total de 4.230.997 personas llamadas Mohammed, es el segundo nombre más común en India.
Con un total de 4.065.176 personas llamadas Sunita, es el tercer nombre más común en India.
Con un total de 3.691.429 personas llamadas Sri, es el cuarto nombre más común en India.
Con un total de 3.501.631 personas llamadas Anita, es el quinto nombre más común en India.
Con un total de 3.415.372 personas llamadas Santosh, es el sexto nombre más común en India.
Con un total de 3.188.335 personas llamadas Sanjay, es el séptimo nombre más común en India.
Con un total de 3.048.070 personas llamadas Sunil, es el octavo nombre más común en India.
Con un total de 2.910.994 personas llamadas Rajesh, es el noveno nombre más común en India.
Con un total de 2.867.531 personas llamadas Gita, es el décimo nombre más común en India.
Un total de 2.758.505 personas se llaman Ramesh en India.
Un total de 2.714.496 personas se llaman Ashok en India.
Un total de 2.703.278 personas se llaman Rekha en India.
Un total de 2.692.760 personas se llaman Manoj en India.
Un total de 2.634.591 personas se llaman Anil en India.
Un total de 2.633.934 personas se llaman Suresh en India.
Un total de 2.
553.987 personas se llaman Vijay en India.
Un total de 2.545.932 personas se llaman Lakshmi en India.
Un total de 2.488.272 personas se llaman Mo en India.
Un total de 2.420.419 personas se llaman Abdul en India.
Un total de 2.320.861 personas se llaman Mohammad en India.
Un total de 2.283.163 personas se llaman Raju en India.
Un total de 2.248.857 personas se llaman Manju en India.
Un total de 2.134.734 personas se llaman Shanti en India.
Un total de 2.117.531 personas se llaman Vinod en India.
Un total de 2.015.154 personas se llaman Suman en India.
Un total de 1.981.905 personas se llaman Rajendra en India.
Un total de 1.897.032 personas se llaman Raj en India.
Un total de 1.
847.832 personas se llaman Usha en India.
Un total de 1.846.348 personas se llaman Asha en India.
Un total de 1.810.379 personas se llaman Dinesh en India.
Un total de 1.784.228 personas se llaman Rakesh en India.
Un total de 1.752.237 personas se llaman Krishma en India.
Un total de 1.748.292 personas se llaman Mina en India.
Un total de 1.647.333 personas se llaman Kiran en India.
Un total de 1.640.113 personas se llaman Dilip en India.
Un total de 1.628.982 personas se llaman Pushpa en India.
Un total de 1.616.498 personas se llaman Ajay en India.
Un total de 1.564.213 personas se llaman Laxmi en India.
Un total de 1.553.348 personas se llaman Urmila en India.
Un total de 1.
531.557 personas se llaman Mukesh en India.
Un total de 1.520.435 personas se llaman Amit en India.
Un total de 1.500.328 personas se llaman Sita en India.
Un total de 1.484.462 personas se llaman Rita en India.
Un total de 1.482.480 personas se llaman Sushila en India.
Un total de 1.478.048 personas se llaman Shankar en India.
Un total de 1.477.035 personas se llaman Mohan en India.
Un total de 1.471.532 personas se llaman Ravi en India.
Un total de 1.463.874 personas se llaman Lalita en India.
Un total de 1.461.294 personas se llaman Radha en India.
Un total de 1.448.655 personas se llaman Sima en India.
Un total de 1.448.277 personas se llaman Sangita en India.
Un total de 1.
446.393 personas se llaman Savitri en India.
Un total de 1.443.885 personas se llaman Rani en India.
Un total de 1.440.408 personas se llaman Munni en India.
Un total de 1.423.955 personas se llaman Ganesh en India.
Un total de 1.418.490 personas se llaman Sumitra en India.
Un total de 1.414.975 personas se llaman Nirmala en India.
Un total de 1.401.616 personas se llaman Rina en India.
Un total de 1.394.315 personas se llaman Savita en India.
Un total de 1.390.750 personas se llaman Gopal en India.
Un total de 1.377.923 personas se llaman Maya en India.
Un total de 1.343.634 personas se llaman Arun en India.
Un total de 1.342.178 personas se llaman Rama en India.
Un total de 1.340.
960 personas se llaman Shiv en India.
Un total de 1.335.371 personas se llaman Rahul en India.
Un total de 1.330.573 personas se llaman Mahesh en India.
Un total de 1.329.367 personas se llaman Jitendra en India.
Un total de 1.320.921 personas se llaman Kamal en India.
Un total de 1.300.466 personas se llaman Prakash en India.
Un total de 1.275.798 personas se llaman Saroj en India.
Un total de 1.261.709 personas se llaman Surendra en India.
Un total de 1.253.902 personas se llaman Sarita en India.
Un total de 1.236.390 personas se llaman Jyoti en India.
Un total de 1.223.776 personas se llaman Mahendra en India.
Un total de 1.221.167 personas se llaman Kavita en India.
Un total de 1.
205.424 personas se llaman Mamta en India.
Un total de 1.201.920 personas se llaman Pa en India.
Un total de 1.187.047 personas se llaman Pramod en India.
Un total de 1.168.951 personas se llaman Mira en India.
Un total de 1.153.131 personas se llaman Subhash en India.
Un total de 1.138.382 personas se llaman Punam en India.
Un total de 1.137.189 personas se llaman Narayan en India.
Un total de 1.097.829 personas se llaman Pradip en India.
Un total de 1.091.384 personas se llaman Kalpana en India.
Un total de 1.080.998 personas se llaman Kamla en India.
Un total de 1.058.457 personas se llaman Shobha en India.
Un total de 1.047.588 personas se llaman Prem en India.
Un total de 1.
045.675 personas se llaman Uma en India.
Un total de 1.041.152 personas se llaman Ranjit en India.
Un total de 1.037.422 personas se llaman Smt en India.
Un total de 1.034.841 personas se llaman Umesh en India.
Un total de 1.014.441 personas se llaman A en India.
Un total de 1.011.197 personas se llaman Ravindra en India.
Un total de 1.003.243 personas se llaman Dipak en India.
Un total de 1.001.413 personas se llaman Pankaj en India.
Un total de 1.000.858 personas se llaman Shakuntala en India.
Un total de 999.370 personas se llaman Naresh en India.
Un total de 994.229 personas se llaman Shyam en India.
Un total de 988.358 personas se llaman Pramila en India.
Abhey – brave, fearless
Ajiit – indomitable
Ajit – indomitable
Ajitt – indomitable
Aditya – the sun
Amar – immortal
Amit – infinite, immeasurable
Anant -030 – immortal happiness without end
Ananta – endless, without end
Anil – air, wind
Aniraddha – has no obstacles
Anish – supreme
Anker – young tree
Anuj – born after, junior
Anupam – incomparable
Aravind – lotus
Arjun – white
Arjuna – white
Arun – redness of the rising sun
Arunaa – sun
Asim – limitless
Ahil – full
Ashok – without grief
Ashoka – without grief
Baber – born of a lion
Basant – spring
Bazu – inhabitant
Bala – young
Balarama – power of god
Baleidva – power of god
Bahman – good opinion
Beybr – lion
Bijay – victory
Bijoy – victory
Bipin – forest
Boldev – power of god
Brahma – creator, source
Brijesh – king
Vazant – spring
Vazu – dweller
Vanada – giving rain
Vivek – known, wisdom
Vijay – victory 90 -00 pace walking
Vimal – pure
Vinay – advancing separately
Vipin – forest
Vipul – many
Vishal – big
Vishnu – savior
Ganesh – god of the horde
Ganesha – lord of the horde
Gobind – cow seeker
Govind – cow seeker
Gopal – cow protector
Gotham – best ox
Gotama – best ox
Daamodara – waist cord
Damodar – waist cord
Damodara – waist cord
Dayaram – Rama’s compassion
Dedaniya Ram30 – gift of compassion God
Devdan – God’s Gift
Devdas – Servant God
Devraj – God King
Juggernaut – World Lord
Jagjit – World Conquest
Jagdish – World Ruler
Jaswinder – Thunderbolt
Jamant – Victory
Jay – Victory
Gytish – Luna
Jirish – Lord Gory
Jitenter – Conqueror of Indra
Jittener – Conqueror Indra
Jittenra – Conqueror of Indra
Dzhinder – Conqueror of Indra 9000 Johar – Greeting 9000 Jaeener – Calborn Gazais Indra
Jaywant – winner of victory
Dilip – protector of Delhi
Dinesh – lord of the day
Deepak – small lamp
Dulip – protector of Delhi
Dhawal – pure white
Dhananjey – the victory of wealth
Ibrahim – the father of many
Inderjit – the conqueror of Indra
Inderpal – the protector of Indra
Indra – possesses the taming (of rain)
Indrajit – the conqueror of Indra
Isha – the protector
Kalida 9003 Kalida – shining 9003 Kalida – shining – auspicious and bridal
Kama – desired, beloved
Kamal – red
Cambodia – handsome king
Kapil – reddish brown
Kapila – reddish brown
Karan – ear
Karna – ear
Kiran – rays of the sun
Kistna – black, blue
Kishan – black, blue
Kishen – black, blue
Kishor – colt
Krishna – black, blue
Krsna – black, blue
Kumar – boy, son
Kunal – lotus flower
Keilash – crystal
Laxman – presence of good luck
Lakshman – presence of good luck
Lakshmana – presence of good luck
Lal – caress, play
Lochan – eye
Madhav – from springtime
Madhukar – bee
Mazud – lucky
Manju – melodious
Manjunata – pleasant lord of fog
Mandip – lamp, opinion
Mani – gem
Maninder – Indra’s thinking
Manish – lord of opinion
Manu – man
Massoud – lucky -900 lucky
Mahavir – big hero
Mahatma – big soul
Mahinder – big Indra
Maendra – big Indra
Merali – flute
Merugan – six-faced
Merukan – six-faced
Mehmud – worthy of praise
Mohan – enchanted
Mohandas – servant Mohan
Mohinder – great Indra
Mukesh – ruler, flour
Mukul – flourishing, flourishing
Naveen – news
Najendra – Indra of snakes
Nanda – the joy of man
Nanda – the joy of man
Narinder – man of Indra
Neirndra – man of Indra
Neelam – sapphire
Nirav – calm, quiet
Nitin – the right path
Nikhil – everything, whole
Nishant – dawn, end of the night
Naytik – moral
Om – basic, sound
Orangzeb – worthy of the throne
Padma – lotus flower
Perushottam – the tallest man
Pistambar – yellow garment
Pollab – leaf of hope
Pollaf – good leaf of hope3 Prabodh0 -0 advice
Prabodhan – noble
Prabhakar – light maker, sun
Prabhat – dawn
Prabhu – creator, powerful
Pradeep – shining
Prazad – offered to god
Prazanna – liked
Prakash – light
Pramod – happiness, rejoice
Pranav – om
Praney – romance
Preint – leader
Prem – love
Pratap – dignity, majesty
Slave Indra – Indra of the sun
Ravana – name of the demon king Ceylon who kidnapped Rama’s wife, Sita
Ravi – the sun
Rav Indra – Indra of the sun
Stew – fast
Raj – king
Rajan – king
Rajanikanth – lord of the night
Rajender – King Indra
Rajesh – ruler of kings
Rajiv – lotus flower
Rajinder – king’s Indra
Radshiv – lotus flower
Rakesh – lord of the night
Rama – pleaser
Ramakrishna – pleaser and black, blue
Ramakhandr – Rama’s moon
Ramakhandra – Rama’s moon 90-003 victorious in battle
Ranjit – victorious in battle
Ratnam – gem
Rahul – effective
Reijndra – King’s Indra
Rishi – sage
Ratan – gem
Sabhash – courteous
Savitar – Sunny
Savitre – Sunny
Sadhir – Good and wise 9000 Sandar – Beautiful
Sandara – Beautiful
Sander – Ground
Sanjiv – Restorations
Sandit – Undressable
Sandip – Inexpressible
Sandip illuminated lamp
Sankar – making good luck
Saral – straight
Satish – god Sati
Sachin – pure
Sasha – moon
Svapan – dream
Swapnil – fabulous
Swaran – good color
Sekar – crest reaching a maximum
Seraj – sun
Serendra – Indra of god
Seresh – god ruler
Serinder – Indra of god
Serya – sun
Sib – destroyer
Siddharth – expert target
Siddhartha – expert target
Sikandra – protector of humanity
Sing – lion
Soheil – Canopus (star)
Sudarshan – correct vision
Sudarshana – correct vision
Suman – good-natured
Sumati – inclined to good
Sunil – very dark blue
Sushil – good behavior
Toril – character
Hari – he who cleans
Harinder – he who cleans and possesses taming (of rain)
Harish – monkey lord
Harshad – admiring
Harshal – happy
Chandan – sandalwood
Chandra – moon
Chandra – moon
Chandrakanth – moonstone
Chetana – emergency
Chiranjivi – endless, durable
Shandar – proud
Shankar – bringing good luck
Shankara – bringing good luck
Shantanu – useful
Sharma – comfort, protection
Shashi – moon
Shekhar – crest, reaching a maximum
Shiva – destroyer
Shrest – most suitable
Sripati – husband of Sri
Shyam – black, blue
Shyamal – black , blue
Esmail – God will hear
Yash – glory
Indian (Hindi) female names and their meaning Beautiful Indian female names
A well-chosen name has a strong positive impact on the character and fate of a person. It actively helps to develop, forms positive qualities of character and state, improves health, removes various negative programs of the unconscious. But how do you pick the perfect name?
Sometimes parents try to choose a name before birth, preventing the child from forming. Astrology and numerology of choosing a name have squandered all serious knowledge about the influence of a name on fate through the ages.
Calendars of Christmas time, holy people, without consulting a seeing, perspicacious specialist, do not provide any real help in assessing the influence of names on the fate of a child.
And the lists of … popular, happy, beautiful, melodious male names completely turn a blind eye to the individuality, energy, soul of the child and turn the selection procedure into an irresponsible game of parents into fashion, selfishness and ignorance.
Various characteristics according to statistics – positive traits of a name, negative traits of a name, choice of profession by name, influence of a name on business, influence of a name on health, psychology of a name can only be considered in the context of a deep analysis of subtle plans (karma), energy structure, tasks for the life and kind of a particular child.
The theme of the compatibility of names (and not the characters of people) is an absurdity that turns inside out on the interactions of different people the internal mechanisms of influence of a name on the state of its bearer. And it cancels the entire psyche, the unconscious, energy and behavior of people. It reduces the entire multidimensionality of human interaction to one false characteristic.
The meaning of the name has no literal effect.
For example, Jagdish (world ruler), this does not mean that the young man will be a strong ruler, and the bearers of other names will be weak. The name can weaken health, block the heart center and he will not be able to give and receive love. On the contrary, it will help another boy to solve problems for love or power, it will greatly facilitate life and achieve goals. The third boy may not bring any effect at all, whether there is a name or not. Etc. Moreover, all these children can be born on the same day. And have the same astrological, numerological and other characteristics.
The secret of a male name, as a program of the unconscious, a sound wave, vibration, is revealed by a special bouquet primarily in a person, and not in the semantic meaning and characteristics of the name.
And if this name destroys the child, then there would be no beautiful, melodious with a patronymic, astrological, blissful, it would still be harm, destruction of character, complication of life and aggravation of fate.
Below are one hundred Indian names. Try to choose a few, the most suitable in your opinion for the child. Then if you are interested in the effectiveness of the influence of the name on fate,
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Abhey – brave, fearless
Ajiit – indomitable
Ajit – indomitable
Ajitt – indomitable
Aditya – sun
Amar – immortal
Amit – infinite, immeasurable0003 Anand – happiness
Anant – endless, without end
Ananta – endless, without end
Anil – air, wind
Aniraddha – has no obstacles
Anish – supreme
Anker – young tree
Anuj – born after, junior
Anupam – incomparable
Aravind – lotus
Arjun – white
Arjuna – white
Arun – the redness of the rising sun
Aruna – the sun
Asim – limitless
Akhil – full
Ashok – without sorrow
Ashoka – without sorrow
Babar – lion
Baber – born of a lion
Bazant – spring
Bazu – inhabitant
Bala – young
Balarama – power of god
Baleidva – power of god
Bahman – good opinion
Beyber – lion
Bijay – victory
– victory Bipin – forest
Boldev – power of god
Brama – creator, source
Brijesh – king
Vasant – spring
Vazu – dweller
Vanada – giving rain
Vivek – knowing wisdom
Vijay – victory
Vikram – striding pace
Vimal – pure
Vinay – advancing separately
Vipin – forest
Vipul – many
Vishal – large
Vishnu – savior
Ganesh – god of the horde
Ganesha – lord of the horde
Gobind – cow seeker
Govind0 – cow seeker cows
Gotama – best ox
Gotama – best ox
Daamodara – waist cord
Damodar – waist cord
Damodara – waist cord
Dayaram – Rama’s compassion
Dayarama – Rama’s compassion
Debdan – God’s gift
Devdan – God’s Gift
Devdas – Servant God
Devraj – God King
Juggernaut – World Lord
Jagjit – World Conquest
Jagdish – World Ruler
Jaswinder – Thunderbolt
Jayant – Victorious
Jay – Victory
Jyotish – Moon Jirish – lord of the mountain
Jitender – conqueror of Indra
Jitendera – conqueror of Indra
Jitendra – conqueror of Indra
Jitinder – conqueror of Indra
Johar – salutation
Jaydev – divine victory
Jayendra – Victory of Indra
Jaywant – Possessor of Victory
Dilip – Protector of Delhi
Dinesh – Lord of the Day
Deepak – Small lamp
Dulip – Protector of Delhi
Dhawal – Pure white
Dhananjey – Victory of wealth conqueror of Indra
Inderpal – protector of Indra
Indra – possesses taming (rain)
Indrajit – conqueror of Indra
Isha – protector
Kazi – shining
Kalidas – servant of Kali
Hookah – auspicious and wedding
Kama – desired, beloved
Kamal – red
Cambodia – beautiful king
Kapil – reddish brown
Kapila – reddish brown
Karan – ear
Karna – ear
Kiran – rays of the sun
Kistna – black, blue
Kishan – black , blue
Kishen – black, blue
Kishor – foal
Krishna – black, blue
Krsna – black, blue
Kumar – boy, son
Kunal – lotus flower
Keilash – crystal
Laxman – good luck
Lakshman – presence of good luck
Lakshmana – presence of good luck
Lal – caress, play
Lochan – eye
Madhav – from springtime
Madhukar – bee
Mazud – lucky
Manju – melodious
Mandip -0 fog lord opinion
Mani – gem
Maninder – thinking of Indra
Manish – lord of opinion
Manu – man
Massud – fortunate
Masud – fortunate
Mahavir – great hero
Mahatma – great soul
Mahinder – big Indra
Maendra – big Indra
Merali – flute
Merugan – six-faced
Merukan – six-faced
Mehmood – praiseworthy
Mohan – enchanted
Mohandas – servant Mohan
Mohinder – big Indra
Mukesh – ruler blossoming, blossoming
Nun – news
Najendra – Indra snakes
Nanda – joy
Narayan – son of man
Narinder – man of Indra
Neirndra – man of Indra
Neelam – sapphire
Nirav – calm, quiet
Nitin – the right path
Nikhil – everything, whole
Nishant – dawn, end of the night
Naytik – moral
Om – basic, sound
Orangzeb – worthy of the throne
Padma – lotus flower
– most tall man
Pistambar – yellow garment
Pollab – leaf of hope
Pollaf – leaf of hope
Prabodh – good advice
Prabodhan – noble
Prabhakar – light maker, sun
Prabhat – dawn
Prabhu – creator, powerful
Pradeep – shining
Prazad – offered to god
Prasanna – liked
Prakash – light
Pramod – happiness, rejoice
Praney – romance
Preint – leader
Prem – love
Pratap – dignity majesty
Slave Indra – Indra of the sun
Ravana – the name of the demon king of Ceylon, who kidnapped Rama’s wife, Sita
Ravi – the sun
Rav Indra – Indra of the sun
Ragu – quickly
Raj – king
Rajan – king
Rajanikanth – lord of the night
Rajender – Indra of the king
Rajesh – ruler of kings
Rajiv – lotus flower
Rajinder – Indra of the king
Radshiv – lotus flower
Rakesh – lord of the night
Ramakhandr – moon of Rama
Ramakhandra 90 – 0 moon Ranj – victorious in battle
Ranjit – victorious in battle
Ratnam – gem
Rahul – effective
Reijndra – Indra of the king
Rishi – sage
Ratan – gem
Sabhash – courteous
Savitar – Sunny
Savitre – Sunny
Sadhir – good and wise
Sandar – beautiful
Sandara – beautiful
Sander – Celebrate
Sanjiv – Restorations
Sandit – indestructible
Sandip – indisable
Sandip illuminated lamp
Sankar – making good luck
Saral – straight
Satish – god Sati
Sachin – pure
Sashi – moon
Svapan – dream
Swapnil – fabulous
Swaran – good color
Sekar – a crest that reaches its maximum
Seraj – the sun
Serendra – Indra of the god
Seresh – the god-ruler
Serinder – Indra of the god
Serya – the sun
Sib – the destroyer
Siddharth – the expert target
Siddhartha – the expert target
Sikandra – the defender of mankind
Sing – lion
Soheil – Canopus (star)
Sudarshan – correct vision
Sudarshana – correct vision
Suman – good-natured
Sumati – prone to good
Sunil – very dark blue
Sushil – good behavior
Like any people, in any country, India has developed its own traditions and customs.
And, of course, these canons directly relate to Indian names.
According to the laws of Hindi, Indian male names are selected in accordance with the wishes of older family members, also relying on astrology. In general, male names are assigned depending on the religion and caste to which the newborn boy belongs.
All Indian male and female names are assigned according to certain rules:
Aditya is the sun.
Whoever bears this name believes in himself, in his family and in his people.
It is characterized by the worship of the Higher powers, bows to idols.
Brama is the source, the creator.
The bearer of the name proclaims lofty ideas. Naturally gifted with talents. Possesses leadership qualities and sets himself far-reaching goals.
Vishal – large, voluminous.
A person who has leadership and dominance in his blood. Strives for perfection, idealizes himself and others. Partly a perfectionist.
Ganesh is a wise god.
The name is given in honor of the Indian half-elephant, half-man, who possessed incredible wisdom and intelligence. A person bearing this name attracts good luck and prosperity.
Devdan is a divine gift.
Sincere, open man. Witty and funny, they are usually called the “life of the company.”
There are no common Indian male names for the letters E and Yo. This is due to the pronunciation and dialect characteristic of the people.
Names starting with the letters F and Z are also missing.
As with any nation, only certain sound combinations are common in Hindi.
Ibrahim is the father of the family and clan.
A person with a strong character. Self-sufficient and balanced. Outwardly, he is always calm, but often a storm of emotions is hidden behind this calmness. Ibrahim’s distinctive qualities are that he is monogamous, devoted to his family and the only chosen woman (but do not forget that there are exceptions to every rule).
Kama – beloved, desired.
Name and voluptuousness, symbolized with Cupid. And a man with that name is most often sociable, easily giving compliments, prone to narcissism. Loves attention and flirting. But at the same time, having chosen his half, he is sincerely and wholeheartedly devoted to her.
Lakshman – lucky, prosperous.
A man who is confident in his abilities and controls his emotions. Causing the respect of others, is most often a leader and usually holds the situation in his hands. Bold and brave, capable of heroic deeds.
Masud (Massoud) – happy.
A sane and balanced man. Calmly and balancedly reacting to the most difficult situations. Honor and good name comes first. Any family, choosing a given name for their boy, prophesies a stable life for him.
Nanda – bright joy.
Like many Indian men’s Nandas are rooted in the distant past. This was the name of the great leader of Gokula. Hence its direct characteristics that have passed through the centuries. Brave, strong, a true leader, as well as a person who can lead. Wayward commander, while truly fair and sincere.
No names beginning with O.
Pranaya – innocent, pure love.
Despite the fact that the name itself personifies such a bright concept as love, Pranay is essentially an active and purposeful leader both in love and in other spheres of life.
Ravi – clarified, sun.
Sociable and inquisitive Ravi is characterized by excessive naivety and complacency.
Usually a man with this name is generous and ready to share even the last piece of bread. At the same time, such generosity borders on weak will and lack of firmness of character.
Sadhir is a wise, positive hero.
Sadhir has enviable patience and perseverance from early childhood. He will teach homework until he is sure of one hundred percent knowledge. He will seek his favorite passion by all available means. He will climb the career ladder, not aggressively, but very persistently.
Toril – character.
In the Scandinavian countries, the name Toril is usually given to girls. But the Indian male names, the list of which is being considered, includes the name Toril. In India, Toril is a truly masculine name that carries an active life position, firmness of spirit and character. A man with this name can become the very “wall” in every sense that millions of beautiful Indian women (and not only them) dream of. The main thing is not to lead him astray and give him the opportunity to fulfill himself, even if sometimes it looks very strange.
Usha – awakening, dawn.
Quite often Indian masculine names, quite soft in pronunciation, carry a completely different meaning. So the soft-sounding name Usha characterizes its bearer as a self-confident, courageous hero. Possessing himself even in the most non-standard situations and capable of making balanced and firm decisions.
Firdaus – heavenly, divine.
A man who appreciates the customs and traditions of his family. Honors relatives and ancestors. An honest and open person who does not aspire to be a leader. But at the same time, he is an excellent worker who, for the sake of the team and achieving the goal, will move mountains.
Harish – leader, “lord of the monkeys”.
A man striving for power and glory. Most often he achieves what he wants, but at the same time he is truthful and fair. An optimist and leader by nature, Harish is always cheerful, smiling and able to charm even the most serious and incredulous interlocutor.
Chandan – sandal wood.
A man with a bright name Chandan is most often a noble and seductive hero of women’s dreams. At the same time, he stands firmly on his feet, appreciating stability and well-being. It has an unshakable will to live and infects those around it. Radiant, incorrigible romantic, prone to grand gestures.
Shandar – proud.
The child, who was named Shandar, has been gifted with talents since childhood. He happily reaches for knowledge, loves to learn and achieve new goals. In addition to the basic knowledge gained and career growth, a young man is very easily interested in everything new and thus has several hobbies. Also, men with this name have developed creativity and an irresistible sense of humor.
There are no names beginning with the letter C, as well as the remaining letters of the alphabet.
Indian male names, in addition to being common in their own country, are also internationally famous.
For example:
The most handsome man in Bollywood. An exemplary family man and an adherent of a sports lifestyle.
Brilliant engineer working for IBM. He has over 500 different patents to his credit.
Unfortunately, he is known not for achievements, but for a sad event – he was a victim of plastic surgeons who left him without a nose. The story of Vishal stirred the hearts of people all over the world. Popularity also varies.
Although Indian names have an unusual sound and often seem very unusual, they are mostly interpreted with bright and positive concepts. Many of them are known not only in their own country and among the indigenous population, but throughout the world.
It is difficult to imagine something more mysterious and melodic than the beautiful Indian names of boys and girls. Their sound is like a real song. Arjun, Aishwarya, Rani, Priya, Esha – these magnificent names endow their carriers with a unique charm.
They are associated with great Indian films, the soulfulness and romanticism of which managed to win the hearts of millions of people around the world.
However, beautiful sound is not the only advantage of the local nomenclature. The advantage of popular Indian names is their meaning. It reflects the best qualities of a person and the most beautiful phenomena that exist in nature.
Linguistic, religious and caste differences of the Indian people have left a significant imprint on local naming traditions. In different regions of the country, parents name their children differently. Most often, newborns are given traditional Indian names for girls and boys. Most of them are borrowed from sacred Hindu texts and national mythology.
In order to provide children with the patronage of higher powers, they are named after goddesses. At the same time, a newborn child can be called beautiful male and female Indian names, the meaning of which is associated with various sacred objects and other attributes of religion.
Unlike Europeans, people born in India do not strive to be unique. In view of this, children are rarely called exotic Western or Russian names in Indian. Preference is given to the traditional national names.
Interpreted as “song” The people of India speak many languages and almost all religions of the world exist in India. Therefore, in different regions, Indians call their children differently, based on their rules, language and religion.
We all know such Indian names as Zita, Geeta, Khan or Nuri from films.