Introduction:
Naming the baby by sanskrit name is the best choice. We already know that sanskrit the sacred language. Single word of this language can make a huge impact on kid’s brain. They also start do perform work as thier name. Simply think that if someone’s name is best , then he/she will not do any wrost work for sure.
Sanskritam have lots of those naming words which not only use for naming but also helps to guide the children. Many of Nepali and Indian love to use these name but nowadays english people also love those names.Most people don’t know that simply chanting also have big effec on brain. Given sanskrit names are based are collected by vedic text and also verified by Indian sanskrit naming expert Nityananda Mishra.
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by A
Abhijit – Victorious, one who conquers
Abhava – Without birth, eternal
Abhishri – Prosperity, glory, good fortune
Abhita – Fearless, confident
Achala – Immovable, steady, firm
Achintya – Inconceivable, beyond understanding
Achyuta – Infallible, imperishable (name of Lord Vishnu)
Adambha – Humble, free from pride
Adhipa – King, ruler, lord
Adhiti – Learned, intelligent
Agaja – Son of the mountain (Lord Ganesha)
Agastya – Name of a great sage
Aagneya – Son of fire, fiery, powerful
Agni – Fire, divine energy
Agraha – Firm resolve, determination
Ajara – Ageless, undecaying
Ajasya – Eternal, unborn
Ajeya – Invincible, unconquerable
Ajita – Unconquered, victorious
Akala – Timeless, beyond time
Akaya – Bodiless, spiritual
Aksha – Eye, sense organ, axis
Akshaya – Eternal, indestructible
Akshina – Undiminishing, complete
Akula – Calm, peaceful
Alamba – Support, refuge
Amada – Without arrogance
Amanda – Gentle, calm, pleasing
Amanyu – Without anger, calm-minded
Amasa – Pure, clean
Ameya – Infinite, immeasurable
Amsa – Part, portion
Amsaka – A small part or fraction
Amsu – Ray of light, sunbeam
Amsuka – Bright cloth, radiant covering
Aanala – Fire, blazing
Analpa – Boundless, immense
Anantastha – Infinite, eternal
Anantya – Endless, everlasting
Aanava – Descendant of Manu, human
Anchita – Honored, respected
Anika – Army, group, face
Anila – Wind, air
Aninda – Blameless, faultless
Anjana – Collyrium, auspicious, mother of Hanuman
Antara – Inner, interval
Antika – Near, close
Ardana – Destroyer of enemies
Arijit – Conqueror of foes
Arishta – Safe, unharmed
Asmara – Remembrance, love
Ashoka – Without sorrow, joyful
Aasrita – One who takes refuge
Asruta – Not heard, secret
Aatarya – Noble, venerable
Atithi – Guest
Atita – Past, transcended
Atula – Incomparable, matchless
Avasutra – Well-learned, knowledgeable
Avasya – Certain, inevitable
Aavesa – Passion, enthusiasm
Aayusman – Long-lived, blessed with longevity
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by B
Badava – Submarine fire, powerful energy
Badhu – Noble, virtuous
Bahala – Abundant, dense, strong
Bahuk – Strong-armed, powerful
Bala – Strength, power, child
Balavana – Strong, powerful
Balesh – Lord of strength
Balindra – King of the strong, mighty ruler
Balistha – Strongest, very powerful
Bandhu – Friend, relative, well-wisher
Bhadraka – Auspicious, noble, fortunate
Bhagavan – Divine, blessed, God-like
Bhagya – Fortune, luck, destiny
Bhajana – Worship, devotion
Bharana – Nourishment, protection
Bharata – One who nurtures, name of a great king
Bharati – Learned, eloquent, associated with wisdom
Bharga – Radiance, divine light
Bharuchi – Shining, radiant
Bhaskara – Sun, giver of light
Bhasura – Brilliant, shining
Bhaswana – Luminous, radiant, glorious
Bhawya – Grand, magnificent, auspicious
Bhesaja – Medicine, healer
Bhimesh – Lord Bhima, mighty one
Bhisma – One with terrible vow, steadfast
Bhogesa – Lord of enjoyment, prosperity
Bhogendra – King of serpents, mighty ruler
Bhuchara – One who moves on earth
Bhudeva – God of earth, king
Bhumanya – Worthy of respect
Bhumitra – Friend of the earth
Bhupala – Protector of earth, king
Bhushana – Ornament, adorned
Bhuva – World, existence
Bijaka – Seed, origin
Bimba – Image, reflection
Bindu – Drop, essence, full of essence
Bodha – Knowledge, enlightenment
Bodhila – Intelligent, wise
Budhaka – Intelligent, learned
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by C
Chaitanya – Consciousness, awareness, divine spirit
Chakra – Wheel, discus, symbol of power
Chakravān – Powerful, one who possesses authority
Chanchala – Active, energetic, lively
Chandana – Sandalwood, pure and fragrant
Candisha – Lord Shiva, fierce lord
Chandrak – Moon-like, radiant
Chatana – Praiseworthy, honorable
Chatura – Clever, intelligent, skillful
Chetaka – Perceptive, intelligent
Chanda – Meter (poetic), passion, enthusiasm
Chatrika – Protected one, royal umbrella bearer
China – Wise, thoughtful
Chintaka – Thinker, philosopher
Chirayu – Long-lived
Chitra – Wonderful, colorful, brilliant
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by D
Daivika – Divine, godly
Daksha – Skilled, capable, efficient
Dalbha / Dalbhya – Firm, strong, noble
Daman – Conqueror, controller
Dambhara – Powerful, proud, supporter
Danavan – Generous, mighty
Darpaka / Darpana – One who inspires pride, mirror, reflection
Darshin – Seer, observer
Daruna – Strong, severe, powerful
Dashama – Tenth, perfect in order
Data – Giver, generous person
Dayalu – Compassionate, kind-hearted
Deshta – Worshipper, devoted
Deva / Devendra – God, king of gods
Devakrita / Devashri / Devejya – Created by God, divine prosperity, worshipper of gods
Dhanyaka – Blessed, fortunate
Dharesa – Lord of the earth
Dharma / Dharmayu – Righteousness, living by duty
Dhavala – White, pure, bright
Dhiman / Dhira / Dhiresha – Intelligent, wise, courageous
Dhrishnu – Bold, daring, resolute
Dhurya – Capable, responsible, leader
Dhuva (Dhruva) – Firm, constant, pole star
Digbhanu – Sun illuminating all directions
Dikpala / Dikshaka – Guardian of directions, initiator
Dilip – Ancient king, protector
Dimbesha – Lord of creation, protector
Deepa – Lamp, light
Divya – Divine, celestial
Drashta – Observer, seer
Durantara / Durgesha / Durjaya / Durlabha – Invincible, lord of forts, rare, precious
Duta – Messenger
Dvis – Opponent, challenger
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by G
Ganendra – Lord of groups, Lord Ganesha
Gānendra (Ganendra) – Leader of singers, lord of music
Gavisha – Lord of cows, protector
Gayana – Singing, music, praise
Ghanada – Giver of wealth, cloud-like giver
Gharmada – Bestower of heat, sun-like
Ghushmesha – Lord Shiva
Gochara – One who moves freely, wanderer
Gonanda – Joy of cows, ancient king of Kashmir
Gopaka – Protector of cows, guardian
Goprada – Giver of cows, generous giver
Goraksha – Protector of cows, saintly name
Goshakha – Branch of cattle, protector group
Graha – Planet, seizer, celestial body
Guptaka – Protected, secret, hidden
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by I
Indra – King of gods, ruler of heaven
Indraj – Son of Indra, powerful warrior
Irāvan (Iravan) – King, son of Arjuna
Iṣita (Ishita) – Desired, sought after, superior
Iṣṭa (Ishta) – Beloved, dear, cherished
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by J
Jāgara (Jagara) – Awake, vigilant, alert
Jalendra – Lord of water, ocean king
Janitā (Janita) – Creator, father, producer
Japya – Worthy of chanting, sacred
Jaṭin (Jatin) – Ascetic with matted hair, Lord Shiva
Jayavān – Victorious, triumphant
Jeśa (Jesha) – Lord, ruler
Jharin – Flowing, stream-like
Jīvala – Full of life, living
Jñānada – Giver of knowledge
Jñānavān – Wise, knowledgeable
Jvāleśa Toṣaṇa – One who pleases the lord of fire
Jvālin – Flaming, radiant
Jyotika – Light, illumination
Jyotiṣmān – Luminous, radiant, full of light
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by K
Kailasha (Kailash) – Abode of Lord Shiva
Kaivalya – Liberation, absolute freedom
Kajit – Victorious
Kakrosa – Loud cry, powerful voice
Kakshaka – Protector, guardian
Kalatma – Artistic soul
Kallika – Bud, blossom
Kamada – Fulfiller of desires
Kamajit – Conqueror of desire
Kamana – Wish, aspiration
Kampana – Tremor, movement
Kamya – Desirable, admirable
Kanjana – Pure gold
Kanta – Beloved, handsome
Kantaka – Thorn, protector
Kantiman – Radiant, glorious
Kantisha – Lord of beauty
Kapisa – Lord of monkeys (Hanuman)
Kapisha – Supreme monkey king (Hanuman)
Karana – Cause, reason
Karindra – King of elephants
Karmajit – One who conquers actions
Karmavit – Knower of duty and action
Karuna – Compassionate
Karusha – Tender, gentle
Kashya – Shining, radiant
Kathaka – Storyteller, narrator
Kaulesha – Noble lord
Kautilya – Clever, intelligent (Chanakya)
Kavasha – Armor, protection
Kavi – Poet, wise person
Kavindu – Moon among poets
Ketana – Banner, symbol
Ketuman – Brilliant, radiant
Kevala – Pure, absolute
Khanjana – Wagtail bird, lively
Khetesha – Lord of warriors
Kirtiman – Famous, glorious
Komala – Soft, gentle
Kosada – Giver of treasure
Kosesha – Lord of wealth
Krisha – Slim, delicate
Ksanta – Patient, forgiving
Ksapana – Destroyer, purifier
Kshetravan – Owner of land, protector
Kubera – God of wealth
Kumbha – Pot, sacred vessel
Kunala – Son of Ashoka, bird name
Kundara – Cave-dweller, strong
Kuru – Doer, famous dynasty name
Kushagra – Sharp-minded, intelligent
Kushala – Skillful, capable
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by L
Labha (Labha) – Gain, profit, achievement
Lagna – Attached, devoted, auspicious moment
Lakshya (Lakshya) – Aim, goal, target
Leelaksha (Leelaksha) – Playful-eyed Lord Shiva
Lokajit – Conqueror of the world
Lokakrit (Lokakrit) – Creator of the world
Lokena – Lord of the people
Lokendra – King of the world
Lokesh (Lokesh) – Lord of the world
Lolakrit (Lolakit) – Playful, cheerful
Lomasha (Lomasha) – Hairy sage, ancient rishi
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by M
Madaka – Delightful, intoxicating
Madhana – Wealthy, powerful
Madhavi – Sweet, associated with Lord Krishna
Madhujit – Conqueror of sweetness or enemies
Madhuka – Sweet, honey-like
Madhumana – Full of sweetness
Madhura – Sweet, pleasant
Magadha / Magadha – Ancient kingdom, noble
Mahaka – Great, mighty
Mahaksha – Lord of eyes, supreme
Mahan – Great, eminent
Maharshi – Great sage
Mahatma – Noble soul, saintly
Mahijit – Conqueror of earth
Mahina – Moon, luminous
Mahira – Expert, skilled
Mahisha – Mighty, strong like a buffalo
Mahishman – Powerful, mighty
Malava – From the Malwa region
Malla – Wrestler, strong
Manada – Generous, honorable
Manasa – Mind, intellect
Manasa – Intellectual, thoughtful
Mandala – Circle, sacred diagram
Mandana – Ornament, decoration
Manduka – Frog, intelligent sage
Mangala – Auspicious, blessed
Mani – Gem, jewel
Manjushri – Gentle and glorious, deity of wisdom
Manmatha – God of love, Cupid
Mantabhya – Thoughtful, meditative
Mantavya – Worthy of consideration
Manthana – Churning, contemplation
Manu – First human, lawgiver
Manusa – Human, mortal
Manya – Respected, honorable
Manyu – Energy, passion, anger
Marga – Path, way
Margesha – Lord of the path
Maruti – Son of wind, Hanuman
Matiman – Intelligent, wise
Mayajit – Conqueror of illusion
Mitravan – Friendly, compassionate
Mitresha – Lord of friends
Mocaka / Mochaka – Liberator, one who frees
Mohaka – Attractive, charming
Mrkanda – Famous sage
Mugdha – Innocent, charming
Mukhara – Loud, vocal, expressive
Mumuksu – Desirer of liberation
Munisha – Lord of sages
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by N
Nadantashri – One with eternal fame or glory
Nagari – City dweller, urban
Nagendra – King of snakes, Lord of serpents
Nagesha – Lord of serpents
Nahusa – Ancient king, powerful ruler
Nakesha – Lord of gems
Nalina – Lotus, beautiful and pure
Namasya – Worthy of respect, salutation
Nanda – Happiness, joy
Nandi – Joyful, sacred bull (associated with Lord Shiva)
Nandin – Joyful, pleasing
Nandisha – Lord of joy, associated with Shiva
Nara – Man, human being
Narada – Divine sage, messenger of gods
Nasatya – Truthful, honest
Natha – Protector, lord, master
Naya – Leader, guidance
Nikunja – Garden, grove, pleasant place
Niraja – Lotus, pure, spotless
Niraksha – Without eyes, visionary, insightful
Nirghosha – Silent, peaceful
Nirlipapta – Free from attachment, pure
Niroga – Healthy, disease-free
Nirvana – Liberation, enlightenment
Nitana – Eternal, everlasting
Nitya – Eternal, constant
Niyajna – Devoted, dedicated
Niyama – Discipline, law, moral conduct
Nrsimha – Lion-man incarnation of Lord Vishnu
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by P
Palaka – Protector, caretaker
Palasa – Name of a tree, sacred tree
Pandu – Pale, king of the Kuru dynasty
Parama – Supreme, highest
Parana – Deliverer, one who helps
Parasu – Axe, symbol of strength (Lord Parashurama)
Parestha – Supreme, highest authority
Parjanya – Rain, cloud, giver of life
Parvata – Mountain, strong and steady
Patala – Netherworld, underworld
Patisha – Lord, master
Paulaha – Ancient sage
Paurava – Of the Purus, noble lineage
Paushya – Born in the month of Pausha
Pavaka – Purifier, fire
Pavaki – Pure, sacred
Pavana – Wind, purifier
Pavitra – Pure, holy
Pesala – Sharper, pointed
Phalguna – Fortunate, born in Phalguna month
Phanisha – Lord of serpents, protective
Poshana – Nourisher, caretaker
Prabhu – Lord, mighty ruler
Pracanda – Fierce, strong, intense
Pracira – Extensive, widespread
Pracisa – Lord of the east
Pracita – Famous, well-known
Pracosta – Superior, eminent
Pradaksha – One who moves in a circle, devoted
Pradhana – Chief, important, primary
Praditya – Sun, luminous
Pragahi – Powerful, eminent
Pragraha – Strong, firm grip
Prahasa – Laughter, delight
Prahita – Offered, dedicated
Prajati – Race, offspring, creation
Prajna – Wise, intelligent
Prajnana – Knowledge, wisdom
Prakama – Desired, wished for
Prakanda – Vast, extensive
Prakara – Boundary, enclosure
Prakasa – Light, brightness
Prakata – Manifested, visible
Prakhyata – Famous, renowned
Prakrta – Natural, original
Pramana – Standard, authority
Pramata – Leader, master
Pramati – Wise, measured
Pramodin – Joyful, delightful
Pramrsha – To touch, embrace, respectful
Pramuci – Liberated, freed
Pranatma – Soul, life essence
Pranava – Sacred syllable Om
Pranesha – Lord of life, vital force
Pranita – Guided, conducted
Pranta – Border, end, region
Prapana – Acquisition, attainment
Prapta – Achieved, obtained
Prapya – Worthy of, attained
Prasada – Blessing, grace
Prashanti – Peaceful, calm
Prashasta – Excellent, praised
Prasatra – Spread out, extended
Prastara – Expansion, distribution
Prastoka – Announcer, caller
Prastuta – Presented, offered
Prathama – First, foremost
Pravaha – Flow, stream
Pravega – Speed, intensity
Pravina – Skilled, expert
Pravritti – Activity, action
Praya – Almost, usually
Prayaga – Confluence, sacred place
Prayajyu – Devoted, sacrificial
Prayati – Goes, proceeds
Prayutsu – Driven forward, active
Preraka – Inspirer, motivator
Prestha – Best, esteemed
Priyaka – Beloved, dear
Priyatma – Beloved soul
Prthuka – Abundant, wide
Pujya – Worshipful, revered
Purana – Complete, full
Purna – Complete, perfect
Purva – East, prior, ancient
Pushana – Nourisher, protector, sun deity
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by R
Radhava – Descendant of Radha, Lord Krishna
Raghava – Descendant of Raghu, Lord Rama
Rajana – Night, royal, kingly
Rakshaka – Protector, guardian
Rasika – Connoisseur, one with taste and appreciation
Renuman / Renumana – Full of dust or pollen, radiant
Revanta / Revanta – Son of the Sun, brave and swift
Rohana – Rising, ascending, climbing
Romasha – Hairy, covered with hair
Rucaka / Ruciman – Pleasing, brilliant, attractive, full of charm
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by T
Taksha – Strong, skilled, earth
Tantu – Thread, string, connection
Tanu – Body, slender, delicate
Tapa – Penance, austerity
Tapan – Sun, shining, radiant
Tapasa – Ascetic, one who practices penance
Tapasya – Meditation, austerity, spiritual practice
Taraka – Star, savior, deliverer
Tarala – Flowing, flexible, fluid
Tarani – Boat, rescuer, savior
Taruna – Young, youthful
Tarutra – Young tree, sapling
Tatpara – Devoted, attentive, eager
Thakriya – Active, hardworking
Tijishta – Superior, most excellent
Tilaka – Mark on forehead, sacred symbol
Titiksu – Patient, tolerant, enduring
Toshana – Pleasing, satisfying
Trishula – Trident, symbolic weapon of Lord Shiva
Tritiya – Third, important, sequential
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by U
Uhcya – Eminent, high, exalted
Udagra – Lofty, elevated, prominent
Udana – Upward-moving, rising, vital energy
Udita – Risen, emerged, enlightened
Ugrashri – Fierce and glorious
Ugresha – Mighty lord, powerful ruler
Ulanda – Elevated, lofty
Umbara – Cloud, sheltering
Unmada – Madness, passion, divine frenzy
Unmukha – Face turned upwards, rising
Upendra – Younger brother of Indra, Lord Vishnu
Urasha – Chest, heart, bravery
Ushika – Dawn, morning light
Utkesa – Elevated hair, heroic
Utkrishta – Excellent, distinguished, superior
Utsaha – Enthusiasm, zeal, courage
Utsuka – Eager, curious, active
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by V
Vagindra / Vagindra – Lord of speech, eloquent
Vaida / Vaidh – Physician, healer
Vairaja – Supreme king, powerful ruler
Vamsa – Lineage, dynasty
Vandana – Salutation, respect
Vanishtha – Best among speech, eloquent
Varana – Protector, choicest
Varesha – Lord of the best, eminent
Variyan – Noble, distinguished
Varuna / Varuna – God of water, protector
Vasuman – Wealthy, prosperous
Vatsaka – Nourisher, protector of young
Veda – Sacred knowledge, wisdom
Venu – Flute, musical, melodious
Vibhaga – Part, division, distinction
Vichitra – Unique, wonderful, extraordinary
Vidhnajit – Conqueror of obstacles
Vijeta – Victor, conqueror
Vijnata / Vijnata – Knowledgeable, wise
Vikalpa – Choice, option, decision
Vikranta – Brave, courageous
Vilasa / Vilasha – Grace, elegance, playful
Viloka – Observer, attentive
Vinoda – Joyful, playful, delightful
Vipana – Marketplace, trader
Vipasha – Name of a river, clarity
Viraj – Splendor, brilliance, sovereign
Virupa – Unique, extraordinary
Visesha – Special, distinguished
Visishta / Visishta – Excellent, superior
Visoka / Vishoka – Free from sorrow
Vishti – Strong, firm
Vividdha – Diverse, manifold
Sanskrit Baby Boy Names by Y
Yamesha – Lord of Yama, just and righteous
Yastha – Celebrated, glorious, honored
Yatindra – Chief of ascetics, sage king
Yogindra – Lord of yogis, spiritually supreme
Yojaka – Planner, strategist, one who unites
Yugadi – Beginning of an era, start of a cycle
What Is Importance Of Name In Sanskrit ? Does Is certify The characters ?
In hindu culture baby were named by some special name. Those names which give positive vibes to that baby . Family should decide the best name because there can be chance that the baby will do behavior like that name.
Name is not only a name, it can be the identity for many person. So we have to think alot before naming. Sometime that baby can also get motivation from his name as the time of sadness.
Is It Good To Create Names By Combining Father’s Name And Mother’s Name ?
- According to Vedic texts, combining father’s and mother’s names often lacks meaningful significance for the baby’s name.
- Families may believe joining words creates unique names, but this approach may not always be effective.
- Sometimes mixing two names results in meaningful new names, but often it may not produce the desired effect.
Importance Of Astrologer For Naming Baby Names ?
Yes naming the baby according to the jyotish is best choice. On the basis of nachhetra and rashi , naming process is good. So you have to consult with your jyotish or special guru to name you children name. Which is most suggestable to the hindu culture.
What Are The Types Of Names ?
There are lots of name types in hindu culture . Such as
- Nachhetra nama
- Dewata nama
- Masa nama
- Guheiya nama
- Prakasha nama
- Yaggiya nama
Should We Reduce Sanskrit Name Length ?
- Reducing the name is not a good idea. If you shorten the alphabet but it sounds like same as original , then it will be the good choice.
- If reducing the character clean your original meaning of the name , then it will be meaningless.
- You can read lots of sanskritam book such as ramayana, bhagwata geeta and sunama by nityananda mishra to get the best and unique sanskrit names easily.
What is the vedic Source to find Sanskrit names ?
- You can find unique names from vedic texts like Samhitas, Brahmanas, Aranyakas, Upanisads and Anukramanis.
- The book rig Veda includes more than 4000 rishis.
- Ramayana and Mahabharata consist of more than 50000 names.
- Astadhyayi, Mahabhasya and Kasika are the best sources to find Sanskrit names.
- Vishnu sahasranamas, Shiva shasranamas also provide 1000 of genuine names.
- If you need more then you can find from Sanata puranas and jaina purana.
- The book published by Ramachandra Dikshitar’s three-volume: The purana consists of more than 11,700 vedic names.
- This book consists of the names from puranas like Bhagavata, Brahmanda, Matsya, Vaju, Vishnu).
- Sahasranama parayana sangraha, Shiva Sahasranama, Lalitha Sahasranama provide more than 1000 vedic namas.
Is Sanskrit Language Is Only The Best Name ?
Yes, they are scientific for naming. If you find that name from sanskrit books and translate to english, then it will be the best idea.It is not compulsory to naming in sanskrit language only. You can translate it to other language and use
Vedic Way Of Naming Baby’s Name
- Hindu religion is rich in culture and values. न्वारान विधि is the vedic way of naming the newly born baby.
- This nwaran bidhi is usually done in 9 to 11 days. For male it should be done on the 11th day and for girls 9th day from birth is best.
- In this special occasion one pandita(Sanskrita Guru) is invited there and he will name the baby’s names according to the birth day and time.
- The position of the sun and moon is impotant for the naming process. Relatives can only watch the babies in the nwarana.
- Kul devta pooja, Ganesha pooja are rituals for this special day. Pandita also shows the first sun to the child. Nwaranas are important in vedic culture to purify the home.
What Names Are Most Popular But Should Not Given ?
According to the Sanskrit naming expert NityaNanda Mishra given names should not be given.
- Saanvi (सान्वी , सानवी) = No such word
- Ishanvi(इशान्वी) = No such word ,
- Shanaya ( शनाया )= No such word
- Aanaisha(अनैशा)= No such word
- Sumira/sumeera (सुमिरा )= No such word
- Aira(ऐरा) = No such word
- Airi(ऐरी) = Born in water or the earth
- Vaivan(विवान)= A woven chair
- Aarav(आरव) = A noise, Howling cry
- Reyansh (रियाँस)= No such word
- Haroon (हारुन)= Aarabib word, not sanskrit
- Nivaan (निवान)= a Swamp
- Kiaan/Kiyaan(कियान्) = How much
- Atiksh(अतिक्ष) = No such word
- Aveer (अविर) = Coward, without son
- Krishna + Shiv = Krishiv = Meaningless
- Vandan + Sandhya = Vandhya = means Childless women
- Kiara = Meaningless
- Rajula = No such word
