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8,651 names
Tamil
Mithila refers to the historic and cultural region in India and Nepal, traditionally linked with King Mithi and with the Ramayana story of Sita. As a full Tamil name, Mithila Janani Narayanan has a graceful, rooted feeling: a child connected to place, family, and sacred story.
Tamil
Kanishka is associated with Kanishka the Great, the Kushan emperor remembered for supporting Buddhism. For a Tamil girl, Kanishka Abirami Suresh carries a strong, dignified sound with a gentle devotional middle name.
Tamil
Yazhmathi Sangeetha Raman is best treated as a Tamil full name with no verified meaning in the supplied sources. Families may still value its musical sound and clearly Tamil identity.
Tamil
Tharika Puvaneswari Anand is a Tamil feminine name with a graceful, devotional sound. The exact documented meaning of Tharika is not established in the provided sources, while Puvaneswari is used in Tamil naming as a reverent goddess-style name.
Tamil
The provided sources do not give a verified meaning for Gautham Nirmalan Prakash. As a full Tamil boy’s name, it has a composed, traditional feel with a clear three-part rhythm.
Tamil
Iyalini is a Tamil girl’s name with a soft, lyrical sound. A verified historical meaning was not available in the provided sources, so its meaning is best treated as family-defined unless parents have a trusted Tamil source or elder’s explanation.
Tamil
Aadhini is a feminine Indian name, and available name sources speculate that it means “beginning” or “initiator.” As a full Tamil name, Aadhini Kayalvizhi Devi has a graceful, strong first-name feel with a distinctly South Indian sound.
Tamil
Varun Mukilan Selvan is a Tamil boy's name with Selvan meaning "prosperous one," linked to the Tamil word Selvam, meaning wealth, prosperity, or well-being. As a full name, it has a gentle, dignified sound with a hopeful feeling of abundance and good fortune.
Tamil
The exact meaning of Sanjay Raghavan Mani is not confirmed in the provided sources. As a Tamil boy’s full name, it has a polished Indian sound, with Sanjay clearly documented as a given name used by well-known Indian public figures.
Tamil
Pradeep is commonly understood as “lamp” or “light,” giving the full Tamil boy’s name Pradeep Nithish Balan a bright, steady feeling. Nithish and Balan add a familiar South Indian rhythm, with Balan often heard as a family name or final name in Tamil-speaking communities.
Tamil
Naveen is a Sanskrit-origin Indian name meaning "new," "fresh," "young," "bright," or "creative." In the full Tamil name Naveen Aravindan Kannan, Naveen gives the name a hopeful, forward-looking first note.
Tamil
Ashwin Mathivanan Raman is a Tamil boy's name combination. The supplied source excerpts do not verify a specific meaning for Ashwin, Mathivanan, or Raman, so the meaning should be treated as family-defined unless parents confirm it through Tamil or Sanskrit sources they trust.
Tamil
Dharun Abhinav Sivan is a Tamil boy's full name with a bright, composed, modern feel. The supplied source material does not verify a specific etymological meaning for Dharun, Abhinav, or Sivan, so the safest meaning is best treated as family-defined rather than confirmed.
Tamil
Yuvan Kabilan Narayanan is a Tamil boy's name with a modern first name, a literary-sounding middle name, and a traditional Tamil surname or family name. The supplied sources do not give a verified etymological meaning for Yuvan, Kabilan, or Narayanan, so the safest reading is cultural rather than literal.
English
Matthias is a biblical form related to Matthew and is commonly understood to mean “gift of God” or “gift of Yahweh.” It comes through Greek Ματθίας, used in the New Testament for the apostle chosen to replace Judas Iscariot.
Tamil
Kishore Sarvesh Anand is presented here as a Tamil boy's name with a gentle, dignified sound. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology, so its meaning is best treated as a family-centered interpretation unless confirmed by your own Tamil or Sanskrit language source.
Tamil
Adhavan Ilanchezhian Ravi is presented here as a Tamil boy's full name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology, so its meaning is best treated with family and language-community confirmation.
Tamil
Tharun is a masculine name of Sanskrit origin associated with youthfulness and vigor. In a Tamil name such as Tharun Vigneshwaran Sekar, it feels bright, energetic, and culturally familiar.
Tamil
Mugilan is a Tamil boy's name meaning "cloud-like" or "one who is like a cloud." It comes from Tamil mugil, referring especially to dark, rain-bearing clouds.
Tamil
A specific meaning for Vetrivel Arulnithi Rajan is not verified in the supplied sources. In Tamil use, it reads as a dignified three-part masculine name with a strong traditional sound.
Tamil
Harish Karthikeyan Murugan is a Tamil boy name with strong devotional meaning. Harish is linked to Sanskrit Hari and isha, Karthikeyan means a devotee or one belonging to Kartikeya, and Murugan honors the beloved Tamil deity Murugan.
Tamil
Aaruran Ilamparithi Velan is a Tamil boy's name with a dignified, literary feel. Its exact etymology is not confirmed in the supplied sources, so the safest reading is as a Tamil personal name rather than a verified meaning claim.
Tamil
Niranjan is a Sanskrit-origin boy name meaning “spotless,” “pure,” “flawless,” or “without blemish.” In Hindu usage, it is also used as an epithet for deities including Shiva, Vishnu, Krishna, and Rama.
English
Fintan is an Irish boy name that possibly means "white fire" or "white ancient." It is also tied to early Irish saints and to a legendary flood survivor in Irish mythology.
English
Cressida is an English literary name of Greek origin, usually connected with the meaning "gold." It is best known from medieval and Renaissance retellings of the Trojan War, including Chaucer and Shakespeare.
Korean
Yu Ri is a Korean given name, written 유리, whose meaning depends on the hanja chosen. A common reading is “glass” or “crystal,” giving the name a clear, bright, delicate feeling.
Korean
I An is a Korean unisex name whose exact meaning depends on the Hangul and any hanja chosen by the family. Without confirmed characters, it is best understood as a gentle two-syllable Korean name rather than a name with one fixed definition.
Korean
Ha Jin is a Korean unisex name often interpreted as “precious summer” or “valuable season,” from elements glossed as “summer” and “precious.” It has a gentle, warm feeling with a polished two-syllable sound.
Korean
Ye Sol is a Korean given name written in Hangul as 예솔. One hanja form, 藝瑟, can mean “art, talent, ability” plus “zither,” giving the name a graceful sense of musical artistry.
Korean
Da On is a gentle Korean unisex name whose exact meaning depends on the Korean spelling and any hanja a family chooses. Without a confirmed hanja form, it is safest to understand Da On as a modern Korean given name with a soft, balanced sound rather than one fixed dictionary meaning.
Korean
Hyun Jin is a Korean given name whose meaning depends on the hanja, or Chinese characters, chosen by the family. Without specific hanja, it is best understood as a graceful Korean name with a personal, family-selected meaning.
Korean
Ji An is a unisex Sino-Korean name meaning “wisdom and peace.” It is commonly written in Hangul as 지안, with meanings often linked to 智 for wisdom and 安 for peace.
Korean
Seo Won is a Korean unisex name written in Hangul as 서원. As a Korean word, seowon refers to Joseon-era private Confucian academies that combined schooling with a shrine, though a personal name's exact meaning depends on the hanja chosen by the family.
Korean
Eun Sol is a Korean feminine name usually written from two syllables, Eun and Sol. Its exact meaning depends on the Hangul and any Hanja a family chooses, so the safest meaning is personal rather than fixed.
Korean
Sa Rang is a Korean given name from the native Korean word 사랑, meaning "love." Unlike many Korean names, it does not need hanja to carry its meaning.
Korean
Chae Rin is a Korean girl name, also written Chaerin or Chae-Rin. One listed meaning comes from Sino-Korean elements: Chae, meaning "colorful," and Rin, meaning "pure."
Korean
Se Bin is a Korean given name written in Hangul as 세빈. Its exact meaning depends on the hanja chosen by the family, so the sound is fixed but the meaning can vary.
Korean
Na Rae is a Korean given name from the native Korean word 나래, meaning "wing." It is usually written in Hangul as 나래 and may be romanized as Na-rae or Narae.
Korean
Mi So is a Korean girl name from 미소, a native Korean word meaning “smile.” It is often written as Mi-so or Miso in English.
Korean
Bo Ram, usually written Boram or Bo-ram, comes from the Korean word 보람, meaning "worth," "value," "reward," "worthwhile," or "fruitful." It carries the feeling of a life that brings purpose, satisfaction, and good results.
Korean
Hye Won is a Korean feminine given name built from two syllables, Hye and Won. Hye is commonly linked with hanja such as 惠, meaning grace, benefit, mercy, kindness, or 慧, meaning wisdom, while Won depends on the hanja a family chooses.
Korean
Su Ah is a Korean given name written in Hangul as 수아. Its meaning depends on the hanja chosen by the family, with one noted combination using 洙, associated with water, and 娥, meaning beautiful woman.
Korean
Da Som is a Korean given name meaning "love." It is an indigenous Korean name, unlike many Korean names that are built from Sino-Korean hanja roots.
Korean
So Hee is a Korean feminine given name whose meaning depends on the hanja chosen for 소 and 희. Common interpretations include pure joy, gentle joy, bright elegance, radiant hope, or little hope.
Korean
Eun Bi is a Korean feminine given name written 은비. It can be understood as “kindness rain,” “silver rain,” or “attentive rain,” depending on the hanja chosen for Eun.
Korean
Min Gyu is a Korean masculine given name often written 민규. Depending on the hanja chosen, it can carry meanings such as "gentle stride," "jade stride," or "heavenly stride."
Korean
Na Yeon is a Korean feminine given name written 나연 in Hangul. Its exact meaning depends on the hanja, or Chinese characters, chosen by the family, so there is no single fixed meaning from the sources provided.
Korean
Han Gyeol is a Korean boy name commonly associated with steadiness and consistency, though the provided sources do not verify a specific etymology. It is often written in Hangul as 한결.
Korean
Hye Rin is a Korean feminine given name, written 혜린, whose meaning depends on the hanja chosen. Common readings include “wise and pure,” “gracious jade,” or “auspicious grace.”
Korean
Woo Jin is a Korean boy's given name, written 우진 in Hangul. In Sino-Korean use, it can carry meanings such as house, magnificent, precious, and real, depending on the hanja chosen by the family.
