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8,661 names
Persian
Samin Arnika Mehrabi is a Persian unisex name combination with a warm, bright feeling. The surname Mehrabi comes from Mehr, meaning kindness, affection, or sun, with a suffix suggesting connection, so it can be understood as related to kindness or related to the sun.
Persian
Rayan is a Persian boy's name meaning "smart," "wise," or "thinker." In Arabic and Islamic usage, Rayan or Rayyan is also understood as "luxuriant," "well-watered," or "satiated."
Hindi
Trisha Naina Garg can be understood as “a cherished wish with beautiful eyes,” with Trisha linked to desire or longing and Naina meaning eyes. Garg is a North Indian family name associated with the ancient sage Garga.
English
Alaric means “ruler of all,” from Gothic elements meaning “all” and “ruler” or “king.” It’s a strong, historic boy name with an English pronunciation and deep Gothic roots.
English
Edwin means "rich friend" or "wealthy friend," from the Old English elements ead, meaning "wealth" or "fortune," and wine, meaning "friend." It is a long-used English boys' name with early medieval roots.
English
Harriet is an English girl name traditionally understood as a feminine form connected with Harry and Henry, often given the meaning “home ruler.” It feels steady, literary, and warmly vintage.
English
Flora means "flower," from the Latin flos, with the genitive form floris. In Roman mythology, Flora was the goddess of flowers and spring.
English
Jemima is a feminine English and Biblical name from Hebrew, traditionally understood to mean "dove." Some sources connect it instead, or as well, to a Hebrew word meaning "daytime."
Persian
Roshan Mehran Daneshvar is a Persian unisex full name with a scholarly, thoughtful feeling. The surname Daneshvar means "scholar" or "wise," from Persian elements connected to knowledge and possession.
Hindi
Mahika is usually understood as a Sanskrit-rooted Hindi name meaning "earth" or "of the earth," with a soft association with dew in some modern name lists. Rhea adds a graceful cross-cultural note, often linked to "flowing" in Greek tradition and also familiar as a modern Indian given name.
English
Simeon comes from the Hebrew name Shimʿon, connected with the idea of hearing. In the Bible, it is tied to Leah’s words in Genesis that the Lord had heard her.
English
Malcolm means “devotee of Saint Columba” or “disciple of Saint Columba.” It comes from the Scottish Gaelic name Máel Coluim and is used in both Scottish and English.
English
Orla is an Irish feminine name usually interpreted as "golden princess." It comes from Órfhlaith, from Irish ór meaning "gold" and flaith meaning "prince" or "ruler."
English
Quentin comes from the Latin Quintinus, a diminutive of Quintus, meaning "the fifth." It has French and English use, with a crisp, thoughtful sound and a polished old-world feel.
English
Thora is a Norse feminine name meaning “thunder goddess.” It comes from Old Norse Þóra, a name connected with the Norse god Thor.
Punjabi
Abhijot is an Indian, Sanskrit-rooted Punjabi boy name meaning “illuminating light,” “fearless light,” or “radiant victory.” It blends ideas of brightness, courage, wisdom, and positive presence.
Punjabi
Ajooni means "beyond birth" or "infinite." It has a serene, spiritual feeling, with a sense of something timeless and larger than ordinary limits.
Punjabi
Amardeep means “immortal light” or “eternal light.” It comes from elements meaning “immortal” and “light” or “lamp,” giving the name a bright, lasting feel.
Punjabi
Anmol means “precious” or “priceless.” It’s a warm Punjabi and Hindi name used for boys and girls, with a meaning that feels deeply affectionate.
Punjabi
Arshdeep is a Punjabi name commonly understood as “heavenly light” or “lamp of the heavens.” It combines Arsh, often read as heaven or sky, with Deep, meaning lamp or light.
Punjabi
Balraj is a Sanskrit-origin Punjabi boy name meaning "king of strength" or "strong ruler." It comes from elements linked with strength and kingship, giving it a steady, dignified feel.
Punjabi
Avneet is a Punjabi and Sikh name often interpreted as “oceanic guide,” “leader of the ocean,” or, in another reading, “one who comes with goodness.” It carries ideas of depth, wisdom, moral direction, and noble character.
Punjabi
Bhavleen is a Punjabi and Sikh name commonly understood as “engrossed in the world.” Some name sources also connect it with Sanskrit-rooted ideas of feeling, thought, and the essence of life.
Hindi
Aanya is a Hindi girl name meaning “unique.” Some baby name sources also connect Aanya with Hebrew “grace” and Persian “precious,” giving it a soft, admired feeling across cultures.
Punjabi
Dilnoor means “light of the heart” or “heart’s light,” from Punjabi dil, meaning “heart,” and noor, meaning “light.” It is used as a unisex Punjabi name, especially in Sikh and South Asian families.
Punjabi
Ekam is a short Punjabi unisex name. The supplied source excerpts do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning, so its meaning should be confirmed with a trusted Punjabi or Sikh naming source before publication.
Punjabi
Fatehbir is a Punjabi Sikh boy name meaning “victorious.” It combines the strong feel of Fateh, “victory,” with Bir, a name element often associated with bravery.
Punjabi
Gurbaaz is a Punjabi boy name. Its exact etymology is not confirmed by the supplied sources, so the safest meaning is that it is a distinctive Punjabi given name rather than a name with a verified published meaning here.
Punjabi
Gurleen is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “one who is absorbed in the Guru” or “devoted to the spiritual teacher.” It comes from Gur, connected to Guru, and leen, meaning absorbed or immersed.
Punjabi
Harjot is a Punjabi unisex name often understood as “God’s light” or “divine light.” It has a clear, steady sound and a devotional feeling that many families find calm and strong.
Punjabi
Himmat means “dare” and is closely associated with courage, nerve, and brave-hearted effort. It’s a Punjabi boy name with a strong, direct sound and an encouraging meaning.
Punjabi
Japleen is commonly interpreted as “absorbed in meditative remembrance” or “one who is immersed in Jap.” In Punjabi and Sikh naming contexts, Jap points to devotional recitation or remembrance, while leen suggests being absorbed or merged.
Punjabi
Jasraj is a Punjabi masculine name meaning “king of fame,” “king of glory,” or “ruler of praise.” It comes from Jas, meaning fame, glory, or praise, and Raj, meaning king or ruler.
Punjabi
Birinder is a Punjabi boy name commonly understood as “king of warriors,” “lord of warriors,” or “great defender and protector.” It is also explained as a name linked with heroism, courage, and strength.
Punjabi
Kirandeep is a Punjabi and Sikh name meaning “ray of light” and “lamp” or “light.” It can be understood as “ray of light from a lamp” or “light that radiates.”
Punjabi
Livleen is a Punjabi girl name commonly understood to mean "absorbed in play." It has a light, joyful feel, with a sense of innocence, attention, and delight.
Scottish
Finlay is a Scottish and Irish name from Gaelic Fionnlagh, meaning "fair-haired hero" or "fair warrior." It brings together brightness, courage, and old Celtic style in one friendly two-syllable name.
Hindi
Ishaan is a Sanskrit-origin Hindi boy name meaning “Lord Shiva” and “the north-east direction.” In Devanagari, it is written ईशान.
Punjabi
Karamveer means “hero of action,” “brave deed,” or “one whose actions are heroic.” It comes from Sanskrit roots for action, deed, or destiny and hero, brave one, or warrior.
Hindi
The meaning of Samar Kiran Oberoi cannot be verified from the provided sources. It combines the given names Samar and Kiran with Oberoi, a northern Indian Punjabi Khatri surname.
Hindi
Mehul is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu boy name meaning “cloud” or “rain.” In the full Hindi name Mehul Shaurya Nanda, Mehul gives the name a gentle, nature-touched first impression.
Turkish
Azra is an Arabic-root name used in Turkish, meaning "virgin" or "maiden," and often understood more softly as pure, innocent, or untouched. Azra Nehir has a clear, graceful Turkish style, with Azra carrying the sourced meaning and Nehir adding a bright, flowing sound.
Turkish
Eylül Duru combines two gentle Turkish name words: Eylül, meaning September, and Duru, meaning clear, pure, or serene. Together, it suggests the calm clarity of early autumn.
Turkish
Miray Ceren is a Turkish girls' name pairing Miray with Ceren, which means "gazelle" in Turkish. As a full name, it has a graceful, nature-bright feeling, with Ceren bringing a clear image of elegance and gentleness.
Turkish
İdil Naz is a Turkish feminine compound name. In the sourced material, Naz is a Persian word meaning “coy,” “coquettish,” “affectation,” or “cute,” and it can also be used as a synonym for pride.
Turkish
İpek Nur is commonly understood as a Turkish compound name combining İpek, associated with silk, and Nur, associated with light. Together, it gives the gentle image of “silken light” or “soft, luminous grace.”
Hindi
Aadi Omkar Dwivedi is a Hindi boy's name with a devotional, Sanskrit-influenced sound. The provided sources do not verify a precise etymology for the full name, so its meaning is best treated with care rather than overstated.
Turkish
Beren Gül is a Turkish girl name with a graceful, modern sound. The supplied source material confirms Beren as a Turkish given name through actress Beren Saat, but it does not provide a verified literal meaning for the full name.
Turkish
Selin Ayça is a Turkish girl name with a gentle, moonlit feel. The Ayça part is associated with the moon, brightness, beauty, and a calm spirit.
Turkish
Aylin Sare is presented here as a Turkish girl name, but the supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning. It has a soft, graceful sound with a clear two-part structure.
