Subaru
Japanese
Subaru is a Japanese boy name meaning “Pleiades,” the famous star cluster. In Japanese, it can be written 昴, すばる, or スバル.
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8,483 names
Japanese
Subaru is a Japanese boy name meaning “Pleiades,” the famous star cluster. In Japanese, it can be written 昴, すばる, or スバル.
Bengali
Subhajit is a Bengali and Indian boy name meaning “auspiciously victorious” or “one who conquers through goodness.” In the full name Subhajit Kumar Das, Subhajit carries the main given-name meaning.
Bengali
Subhro means pure, bright, fair, or white, with roots in Sanskrit naming traditions. It has a clean, gentle feel that suggests clarity, goodness, and calm strength.
Swahili
Subira is a Swahili girl name meaning "patience." It carries a calm, steady feeling, with the lovely idea that waiting with strength can bring reward.
Swahili
Subira Amani is a Swahili girl name that can be read as “chosen peace” or “the chosen one of peace.” Subira is associated with being chosen and, in some contexts, patience, while Amani means peace.
Bengali
Sucharita is a Sanskrit-rooted Bengali girl name meaning "of good character" or "good reputation." It carries a gentle, values-centered feeling, the kind of name that points toward integrity more than flash.
Bengali
Suchismita Arpita Dey is a Bengali girl’s full name with a devotional center: Arpita is a Sanskrit-origin name meaning “offered.” The name feels graceful, thoughtful, and rooted in Hindu naming tradition.
Tamil
Sudarvizhi is a Tamil girl name. The provided Tamil baby-name source lists it as a female name and connects it with Aswini natchathiram, but it does not give a clear English meaning in the excerpt.
Swahili
Sudi is a Swahili boy name usually understood as “lucky” or “fortunate.” Some name references also connect it with “luck” and “scholar,” though the Swahili meaning parents most often look for is simple and bright: lucky.
Arabic
Sufyan is an Arabic boys' name with a meaning that is not clearly established in the provided source material. It is strongly associated in name references with early Islamic historical figures, including Abu Sufyan ibn Harb.
Urdu
Sufyan is an Arabic boy name meaning “the one who is quick to walk or fly.” In Urdu, Sufyan Kareem Hashmi feels graceful, faith-connected, and quietly strong.
Arabic
Sufyan is an Arabic boy name often understood as “one who is quick to walk or fly.” Paired with Taha, it has a clear, graceful Arabic sound with a strong religious and cultural feel.
Tamil
Suganthan is commonly interpreted as “good fragrance,” “pleasant scent,” or “one with a good presence.” In the full Tamil name Suganthan Maran Sekar, the first name carries the clearest documented meaning.
Arabic
Suha is documented in the provided sources as a Tagalog name for the pomelo, the large citrus fruit also called pummelo or shaddock. As an Arabic girl name, its Arabic meaning is not established by the supplied sources.
Arabic
Suhail is an Arabic boy name meaning “level,” “even,” or “smooth,” from the Arabic root سهل (sahl). It is also an Arabic name associated with Canopus, the second brightest star in the night sky.
Hindi
Suhana Mahi is a lyrical Hindi girl name pairing Suhana’s soft, pleasant sound with Mahi, a Sanskrit-origin name written माही and given the meaning “great earth” or “goddess.” Together, it feels gentle, grounded, and devotional.
Bengali
Suhana is an Indian name used for girls, linked to Sanskrit and commonly explained as “charming,” “beautiful,” or “graceful.” Maliat is treated here as a family name or second name, with no verified meaning in the supplied sources.
Bengali
The meaning of Suhana Mehrin Ahmed cannot be verified from the provided sources. In this Bengali context, it reads as a graceful full name with Suhana as the given name, Mehrin as a middle name, and Ahmed as the family name.
Hindi
Suhani is a Hindi girl name commonly understood as “pleasant,” “beautiful,” or “charming.” It has a soft, sunny feeling, the kind of name that sounds gentle without feeling fragile.
Hindi
Suhani Aarna is a Hindi girl name pairing two modern Indian given names. The supplied sources verify Suhani and Aarna as used names, but they do not provide a confirmed dictionary meaning for the full compound.
Hindi
Suhani Aisha has a gentle, bright feel: Suhani is commonly understood in Hindi as “pleasant,” “beautiful,” or “charming,” while Aisha is often associated with “alive” or “living.” Together, the name suggests a girl with warmth, grace, and lively spirit.
Sanskrit
Suhani Chandrika is a Sanskrit-rooted girls' name often understood as “pleasant moonlight” or “beautiful moonlight.” Suhani brings a soft sense of beauty and delight, while Chandrika points to the gentle light of the moon.
Hindi
Suhani is an Indian feminine name meaning “pleasant,” “beloved,” or “cherished one.” It is linked in the source notes to Sanskrit, with the sense of someone dear and warmly loved.
Sanskrit
Suhani Ishita Bhattacharya is a Sanskrit-rooted feminine name with a soft, lyrical sound. Suhani is commonly understood as “pleasant,” “beautiful,” or “charming,” while Ishita is often read as “desired” or “one who is sought.”
Hindi
Suhani Mahika Bhatt is a graceful Hindi girl name with a soft, musical sound. Many families understand Suhani as “pleasant” or “beautiful,” while Mahika is often associated with the earth, mist, or a gentle natural presence.
Hindi
Suhani is commonly understood in Hindi as “pleasant,” “beautiful,” or “charming.” With Neha, often used with the sense of love or affection, Suhani Neha Bisht feels gentle, warm, and distinctly Indian.
Hindi
Suhani is a Hindi girl name written सुहानी, commonly understood to mean “pleasant” or “beautiful.” In the full name Suhani Rani Bansal, it gives the whole name a soft, graceful, unmistakably Indian sound.
Sanskrit
Suhani is generally understood in Sanskrit and Indian naming use as a graceful, pleasant, beautiful name. Riddhi adds the idea of prosperity or flourishing, while Deshpande is a Marathi and Kannada surname historically linked with record keeping at a territory or district level.
Arabic
Suha Samira Arslan is presented here as an Arabic girl name. The provided sources do not include a verified literal meaning for Suha, Samira, or Arslan, so its meaning is best treated with care rather than guessed.
Punjabi
Sukhdeep Jaspreet Dhillon is a Punjabi unisex name often understood through its parts: Sukhdeep suggests a light of peace or comfort, while Jaspreet carries the feeling of love for praise, honor, or divine glory. Dhillon is used as a Punjabi family name.
Punjabi
Sukhdeep Jot Dhillon is a Punjabi unisex name often understood as a name of peace, happiness, and light. Sukhdeep suggests a lamp or light of peace, Jot means flame or divine light, and Dhillon is a Punjabi family name.
Punjabi
Sukhdeep is a Punjabi Sikh unisex name meaning “lamp of peace.” In the full name Sukhdeep Rajinder Mahal, Sukhdeep carries the clearest sourced meaning: a light associated with calm, comfort, and inner peace.
Punjabi
Sukhmani means "jewel of peace," "gem of happiness," or "peaceful mind." Paired with Jot, a Punjabi Sikh name element often associated with light, Sukhmani Jot feels like "peaceful jewel of light."
Punjabi
Sukhman Japneet Gill is a Punjabi unisex name often read as a peaceful, mindful name with a devotional feel. Gill is a Punjabi surname, well known in Sikh and Punjabi communities.
Punjabi
Sukhman Noor Grewal can be read as a Punjabi name with a gentle, luminous feeling: Sukhman suggests peace, comfort, or happiness of the mind, while Noor means light. Together, it carries the sense of a peaceful mind filled with light.
Punjabi
Sukhman Singh Bains has a gentle, steady Punjabi feel. In this full name, Bains is a Punjabi surname identified in the source material as a prominent Jat Sikh clan name associated with Punjab.
Nigerian
Sulaiman is a form of Sulayman, the Islamic name for Solomon, a prophet named in the Quran. Umar is an Arabic name meaning “flourishing” or “long-lived,” while the full Nigerian name carries a strong Muslim naming style.
Swahili
Suleiman is a Swahili boy name, widely recognized through the historic form used by Ottoman sultan Suleiman I. Its deeper etymological meaning is often connected with the Solomon family of names, though the provided source confirms the historical bearer rather than the root meaning.
Swahili
Suleiman is an Arabic form connected with Solomon and is commonly understood as “man of peace” or “peaceful one.” The meaning of Madadi is not confirmed in the provided sources, so the reliable meaning here comes from Suleiman.
English
Sullivan is an English masculine name from an Irish surname, Ó Súileabháin. It is usually interpreted as “dark-eyed” or “black-eyed one,” from Irish elements meaning “eye” and “dark, black.”
Bengali
Sumaiya is an Arabic-origin girl name often interpreted as "high above," "exalted," or "pure and lofty." Sumaiya Akter Nila has a graceful Bengali Muslim style, with Sumaiya carrying the main sourced meaning.
Urdu
Sumbul is a feminine Arabic and Persian name meaning “spike” or “ear” of grain, and it is also linked with fragrant spikenard. Sumbul Noreen Chaudhry has a soft Urdu sound with nature, fragrance, and dignity at its center.
Korean
Su Min is a Korean given name written 수민. When built from the hanja 秀 and 敏, it can suggest someone refined, excellent, quick, clever, or agile.
Urdu
Sundus is a feminine Urdu name of Arabic origin meaning “fine silk” or “fine silk fabric.” It carries a soft sense of elegance, delicacy, and grace.
Spanish
Susana Elvira is a Spanish feminine compound name. Elvira comes from a Visigothic name of uncertain meaning, possibly linked to Gothic elements meaning “happy” or “spear” and “friendly, agreeable, true.”
Native American
Suyana is a Quechua girl name commonly given the meaning "hope." Some baby-name sources also connect it with "dream" or "to dream," giving Suyana Quilla a gentle, aspirational feeling.
Japanese
Suzune means “sound of bells” in Japanese. It is commonly written 鈴音, combining 鈴 (suzu, bell) and 音 (ne, sound or tone).
German
Svea Katharina pairs a Swedish name tied to the Svear, or Swedes, with the classic Katharina. Together, it feels clear, dignified, and quietly strong.
Scandinavian
Sverre is a Scandinavian boy name from Old Norse Sverrir, usually understood as “wild,” “swinging,” or “spinning.” It has a strong Nordic feel and a long history in Norway, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands.
Russian
Svetlana is a Russian feminine name meaning "light." It comes from the Slavic root svet, and it has also been used as a Russian equivalent of the Greek saint name Photini, meaning "enlightened."