Names from the Bengali-speaking people of Bangladesh and eastern India.
418 names
418 names
Bengali
The exact documented meaning of Rimjhim Tanushree is not confirmed in the provided sources. In this Bengali name pairing, Rimjhim is supported as a contemporary given name through a television character, while Tanushree appears through the spelling variant Tanusree in Bengali public life.
Bengali
Sohini Oindrila is a Bengali feminine name. The supplied sources verify Sohini as a Bengali given name through actress Sohini Sarkar, but they do not provide a confirmed literal meaning for either Sohini or Oindrila.
Bengali
Adrita is described as meaning “independent,” “one who is loved by all,” “supportive,” or “a respected woman.” Adrita Nandini feels melodic, graceful, and distinctly Bengali in style.
Bengali
The meaning of Subarna Piyali is not verified by the provided source excerpts. As a Bengali girl’s name, it has a warm, lyrical sound and is best confirmed through family language tradition or a trusted Bengali name source.
Bengali
A verified meaning for Tania Mehjabin is not given in the provided source material. As a Bengali girl’s name, it has a graceful, lyrical feel, with Tania as the familiar given name and Mehjabin as a distinctive second name or family-linked name.
Bengali
Afia Naima is best read as a Bengali Muslim name with Arabic roots, often understood as “well-being and comfort” or “healthy, blessed ease.” The pairing feels gentle, prayerful, and quietly strong.
Bengali
Anika Sadia is a Bengali girl’s name with a gentle, lyrical sound. The provided sources do not confirm a specific etymological meaning for either Anika or Sadia, so its meaning is best presented carefully as a culturally used name rather than a verified word-meaning combination.
Bengali
Faria Mahjabin is a Bengali girls' name pairing Faria with Mahjabin, a Persian-origin name meaning "moon-browed" or "one with a forehead as radiant as the moon." The full name feels luminous, graceful, and softly poetic.
Bengali
Jannat Ara is a Bengali and Urdu feminine name built around Jannat, meaning "paradise" or "garden." As a full name, it has a graceful South Asian Muslim feel, with a soft, devotional beauty.
Bengali
The provided source material identifies Tasmia as a traditional feminine given name, but it does not confirm a specific meaning. Tasmia Anjum has a graceful Bengali Muslim feel, with Tasmia as the given name and Anjum often heard as a second name or surname in South Asian naming.
Bengali
Raisa is commonly explained in Bengali name sources as meaning “queen,” “leader,” “chief,” or “flower,” with an Arabic or Urdu link to رئيسة, meaning “female leader.” Raisa Tanjim has a soft, lyrical sound with a confident center.
Bengali
Srijita Antara is a Bengali girl’s name. Its meaning should be confirmed with the family, since the supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology.
Bengali
Aritro is a Bengali boy name. A specific meaning is not confirmed by the supplied source material, so it is safest to treat the meaning as unverified.
Bengali
Agnivo is an Indian Hindu boy name meaning “flame.” For Bengali families, it has a bright, energetic sound with a meaning that feels warm and alive.
Bengali
Sayak is a Bengali boy name, but a verified meaning is not established in the supplied source material. For this page, the safest meaning note is that Sayak is a Bengali masculine given name with an uncertain documented meaning.
Bengali
Abhik is a Bengali boy name with a meaning that should be treated as uncertain here, since the supplied sources do not verify an etymology. Many parents are drawn to its bright, compact sound and Bengali feel.
Bengali
Mainak is a Bengali boy name meaning “a mountain in the Himalayas.” It is also described as a mountain near Kailash and as the son of Himalaya in Hindu naming tradition.
Bengali
Kaustav means “legendary gem” or “precious sacred gem.” It is associated in Hindu tradition with the Kaustubha jewel worn by Lord Vishnu.
Bengali
Zayan is a Muslim boy name commonly given the meaning “bright.” It has a clear, radiant feel that suits parents who want a short name with warmth and confidence.
Bengali
Samiul is a Bengali boy's name of Arabic origin, commonly understood as "God hears" or "heard by God." It is connected to Sami, meaning "hearing" or "the hearer," with a reference to God or Allah.
Bengali
Farzana is a Bengali-used girls' name with a graceful, thoughtful sound. A specific historical meaning is not confirmed in the provided source material.
Bengali
Sharmistha is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu Indian name, used mainly for girls, with meanings linked to modesty, comfort, joy, safety, and shelter. It comes from the Sanskrit root “sharma,” meaning joy, comfort, or shelter.
Bengali
Kankana is a Bengali and Sanskrit-rooted girl name associated with a bracelet or one who wears a bracelet. Some name sources also connect it with music, including “Goddess of Music” or power over musical notes.
Bengali
Madhubanti is a Bengali girl name with no verified meaning in the supplied sources. Many parents may hear a soft link to the Bengali and Sanskrit-rooted element “Madhu,” meaning sweet or honey, but that etymology is not confirmed here.
Bengali
Upasana is an Indian feminine name from Sanskrit, commonly understood as worship, devotion, meditation, or the act of sitting near in reverence. In Bengali, it is written as উপাসনা.
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
Labanya is a Bengali and Sanskrit-rooted girl name meaning “charm,” “graceful beauty,” or “elegance.” It carries a soft, poetic feeling, the kind of beauty that feels refined rather than showy.
Bengali
Indrani is a Sanskrit feminine name meaning "belonging to Indra" or "wife of Indra." In Hindu tradition, Indrani is the queen of the devas and the consort of Indra.
Bengali
Kuhu is an Indian feminine name, used in Bengali families, meaning “the sweet note of the cuckoo bird” in Sanskrit. It brings to mind a gentle, musical call from nature.
Bengali
Lamisa is a feminine name used in Bengali and Muslim families, often linked with beauty, grace, tenderness, and softness. It has roots in Arabic and South Asian naming traditions, though its exact classical Arabic root is less firmly documented than some older Arabic names.
Bengali
Doyel is a unisex name requested here as Bengali, though the supplied source material documents Doyel as an Irish surname form of Ó Dubhghaill, meaning “descendant of Dubhghall.” Dubhghall comes from Gaelic elements meaning “dark” and “foreigner” or “stranger.”
Bengali
Anwoy is a rare Bengali boy name. The available source material links it with ideas of destiny and luck, though a clear historical etymology is not documented in the provided sources.
Bengali
Nirjhar means "waterfall," "cascade," or "falling water." It comes from Sanskrit and is also used in Bengali, where the image of flowing water gives the name a fresh, poetic feeling.
Bengali
Rayan means “luxuriant,” “well-watered,” or “satiated” in Arabic, and “smart,” “wise,” or “thinker” in Persian. In Islamic tradition, Al-Rayyan is named as one of the gates of Jannah.
Bengali
Tanjim is given in Bengali name sources as an Arabic Islamic name meaning “well arranged,” “organized,” “managed accurately,” “order,” or “good manager.” Tanjim Araf Khan has a calm, capable feel, with Tanjim carrying the clearest documented meaning.
Bengali
Samiul Abrar Hossain is a Bengali Muslim boys' name with a gentle, principled feel. The provided sources do not give a verified etymology for each part, so its meaning is best treated with care rather than overclaimed.
Bengali
Nafis is an Arabic-rooted boy name meaning “precious,” “valuable,” or “rare,” with related meanings such as “competent,” “able,” and “skilled.” In the full Bengali Muslim name Nafis Adnan Rahman, Nafis brings a gentle sense of worth and excellence.
Bengali
Tahmid means praise, especially praise of Allah, drawn from the Arabic idea of taḥmīd and the phrase al-ḥamdu lillāh, meaning “praise be to God.” Tahmid Zayan Ahmed feels grateful, gentle, and dignified, with a distinctly Bengali Muslim sound.
Bengali
The supplied sources do not verify a specific meaning for Raihan Tanzil Karim. As a full Bengali boy's name, it has a polished, lyrical sound and a dignified three-part structure.
Bengali
Minhaz Rafid Hasan is a graceful Bengali Muslim boy's name with an Arabic-style sound. It is often understood as a name of guidance, support, and goodness, though the supplied sources do not verify a formal etymology.
Bengali
Shadman Areeb Haque is a Bengali boy's name with a dignified, thoughtful sound. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning for the full name.
Bengali
Abrar Shayan Mahmud is a Bengali Muslim boy’s full name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or meaning, so the safest reading is as a graceful three-part personal name rather than a confirmed translated phrase.
Bengali
Arman Zubair Chowdhury is a dignified Bengali boy's name with a cross-cultural first name and a familiar South Asian family-name rhythm. The provided source does not verify a specific literal meaning for Arman, so this page treats the meaning with care rather than guessing.
Bengali
Arka is a Sanskrit boy name meaning "sun," "ray," "splendor," or "light." In a Bengali name like Arka Protim Das, the brightest meaning comes from Arka, with a warm solar feeling tied to energy and illumination.
Bengali
Sagnik Arindam Saha is a Bengali masculine full name with a clear, literary sound. The specific etymological meanings of Sagnik and Arindam are not confirmed in the provided source material.
Bengali
Rishav Aniruddha Dey is a Bengali boy's name with a dignified, Sanskrit-influenced sound. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or ranked popularity for the full name.
Bengali
Sayan Abhirup Chatterjee is a Bengali boy's name with Sayan supported in the source material as a geographic name connected to the Sayan Mountains of southern Siberia. The full name feels thoughtful, literary, and distinctly Bengali in sound.
Bengali
The exact meaning of Oviya is not confirmed in the supplied sources. Oviya Nusrat Jahan reads as a graceful Bengali girl name, with Oviya especially known through Indian film culture.
Bengali
The specific meaning of Samia Mehrin Akter is not confirmed by the provided sources. As a Bengali girl’s full name, it has a soft, graceful sound and a familiar three-part style.
Bengali
Maliha is an Arabic feminine name meaning "beautiful," "charming," or connected with grace and elegance. In the full Bengali name Maliha Zarin Rahman, it feels gentle, polished, and deeply at home in a Muslim Bengali naming style.
