Names from the Bengali-speaking people of Bangladesh and eastern India.
418 names
418 names
Bengali
Nazia is a Pakistani, Bengali, and Persian girl name meaning “a woman of whom you can be proud” and “sweet, coy.” Paired with Tasnim Chowdhury, it has a graceful Bengali feel with a clear South Asian and Muslim cultural sound.
Bengali
Afsana is a Persian-origin feminine name meaning “story,” “tale,” or “fable.” In the full Bengali Muslim name Afsana Nabila Islam, it gives the name a literary, graceful feeling.
Bengali
Anik Souvik Roy is a Bengali boy's name with a strong middle name meaning tied to victory. Souvik is described as a Bengali name from Sanskrit elements suggesting “one endowed with victory,” while Roy is a Bengali family name.
Bengali
Tanisha is a feminine name with several attested meanings across cultures, including “ambition” in Sanskrit, “born on Monday” in Hausa, and meanings connected with happiness or benevolent rule in Arabic and Urdu usage. For a Bengali girl, Tanisha Afreen Hossain feels bright, graceful, and rooted in South Asian naming style.
Bengali
A clear verified meaning for the full name Raisa Fariha Ahmed is not established in the supplied sources. It reads as a Bengali Muslim girl's name with a soft first name, a lyrical middle name, and the family name Ahmed.
Bengali
Iffat Zinia Karim is a graceful Bengali girl’s name with Arabic and South Asian layers. Iffat is associated with modest virtue, while Karim means “generous” or “noble” in Arabic.
Bengali
Nishat Maliha Haque is a graceful Bengali girl’s name with a soft, elegant sound. The exact meanings of its parts are not confirmed in the provided sources, so families should verify the intended meaning with their own linguistic or family tradition.
Bengali
Tisha is a feminine name used in English and African American naming, where it is recorded as a short form of Letitia or Latisha. For Tisha Arpita Saha, the first name feels brief, bright, and easy to say in both Bengali and English settings.
Bengali
Moumita is a Bengali girl’s name with Sanskrit roots, commonly given the meanings “sweet friend,” “love,” or “honeyed friend.” In the full Bengali name Moumita Anindita Roy, Moumita carries the clearest documented meaning.
Bengali
Rupsha Anwesha Das is a lyrical Bengali girl name. Anwesha is a Sanskrit-origin name meaning "quest" or "search," while Rupsha and Das add a distinctly Bengali sound and family identity.
Bengali
Srijita is commonly interpreted as “created” or “one who creates,” while Madhurima carries the feeling of sweetness. Together, Srijita Madhurima Dey feels like “sweetly created” or “a graceful creative one.”
Bengali
The meaning of Tiyasha Debolina Sen is not confirmed in the provided sources. It reads as a Bengali girl’s full name, with Sen used as a Bengali family name.
Bengali
Sadia Maisha Khan is a Bengali girl’s full name built around Sadia, a feminine given name. The supplied sources confirm the name’s usage and rarity, but they do not provide a verified literal meaning for the full compound name.
Bengali
Ananya is commonly understood as “unique” or “without equal,” giving Ananya Sohini Basu a graceful, individual feel. Sohini adds a soft Bengali musical quality, while Basu places the name clearly in a Bengali family setting.
Bengali
Meghla Ridhima Pal is a Bengali girl's full name with a gentle, lyrical sound. The supplied sources do not verify a fixed etymology or official meaning for Meghla or Ridhima, so its meaning is best treated with family and cultural context in mind.
Bengali
Ritisha is a Sanskrit-rooted name often interpreted as “one who embodies ritual” or “mistress of cosmic order.” In the full Bengali name Ritisha Oishee Sarker, it feels graceful, spiritual, and culturally grounded.
Bengali
Adrita is a feminine name associated with meanings such as “independent,” “loved by all,” “supportive,” and “respected woman.” Adrita Manoshi Nath has a gentle Bengali sound with a strong, self-possessed feeling.
Bengali
Nishan can mean “sign,” “emblem,” “target,” or “goal,” with roots noted in Armenian, Hindi, and Sanskrit. Ariyan is used in Bengali Muslim naming contexts with meanings such as “golden life,” “noble character,” “famous,” or “well-known.”
Bengali
Rupom Ananda Biswas is a Bengali unisex full name with a faith-filled family name. The surname Biswas means “faith” or “trust” in Bengali.
Bengali
A verified meaning for Tuhin Aronyo Mondal is not available from the provided sources. It is presented here as a Bengali boy's name, with its meaning treated carefully rather than guessed.
Bengali
Shourjo Rion Ghosh has a brave, bright, modern Bengali feel, with Ghosh identifying the name with Bengali Hindu heritage. The exact etymology of Shourjo and Rion is not confirmed in the provided sources, so the safest reading is cultural and stylistic rather than strictly linguistic.
Bengali
Prerona Ahona Ghosh is a Bengali girl’s name. Because the provided source material does not include reliable etymology, the meaning should be treated as family and language context rather than a verified sourced definition.
Bengali
Oishik is a Bengali boy's name often understood as having a spiritual, sacred feel. The middle name Debarshi is commonly read from Sanskrit roots meaning “divine sage,” giving the full name a thoughtful, devotional tone.
Bengali
Adrit Sayan is a Bengali boy's name with a gentle, lyrical sound. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning for either element, so its meaning is best treated with care rather than overclaimed.
Bengali
Arko Neel is a Bengali boy's name with a bright, lyrical sound. The provided sources do not verify a specific etymological meaning, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Bengali
Riddhiman Joy means “prosperous victory” or “one blessed with success and triumph.” Riddhiman comes from Sanskrit roots tied to growth, prosperity, and accomplishment, while Joy is the Bengali form of Jaya, meaning “victory.”
Bengali
Soumyadeep Arindam is a Bengali boy's name commonly understood as a name of gentle light paired with strength. It has a thoughtful, dignified feel, with Soumyadeep suggesting softness and radiance, and Arindam suggesting courage.
Bengali
Anik Subhro is a Bengali boy's name. The exact etymology and meaning are not verified in the provided sources, so it is best treated as a culturally Bengali compound name rather than assigning an unsupported definition.
Bengali
Ruhan is commonly understood as “spiritual” or “soulful,” connected with Urdu rooh and Turkish ruh, both meaning “soul” or “spirit.” Zayed is an Arabic name strongly associated with increase, growth, and abundance.
Bengali
Tanim is used as a Bengali Muslim boy’s name, with reported meanings including “wave of the sea” in Urdu naming sources and “blessing,” “benefit,” or “gain” in Bengali Islamic name sources. As a full name, Tanim Asif feels gentle, thoughtful, and quietly strong.
Bengali
Mahir Rafid is a Bengali boy name with a polished, gentle sound. The exact meaning of the full name is not confirmed by the provided source material.
Bengali
Abrar Tanvir is a Bengali Muslim boy's name with Arabic roots. Abrar means "virtuous" or "pious," while Tanvir comes from Arabic Tanwīr and means "enlightenment."
Bengali
Rakin Mahmud is a Bengali boy's name. The supplied sources do not verify a literal meaning for either Rakin or Mahmud, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Bengali
Soham comes from the Sanskrit mantra so'ham, meaning “That is I” or “I am that.” As a Bengali boy’s name, Soham Ishaan feels reflective, spiritual, and bright without sounding heavy.
Bengali
Avik Rounak is a Bengali boy’s name with a bright, thoughtful feel, though a specific etymological meaning is not confirmed by the provided sources. The given name Avik is documented in Bengali as অভীক through the public figure Avik Roy.
Bengali
Srijan Aniruddha is commonly understood as “creation” paired with “unobstructed” or “invincible.” It has a thoughtful, literary Bengali sound with a strong Sanskrit feel.
Bengali
Rupak Indranil is a Bengali boy's name with a poetic feel. Rupak is commonly linked with form, image, or metaphor, while Indranil is often understood as a deep blue sapphire-like name connected with Indra and nīla, meaning blue.
Bengali
The specific meaning of Mahir Afnan is not verified by the supplied source excerpts. As a Bengali boy's name, it has a polished, gentle sound and works well for families who want a two-part name with a calm, thoughtful feel.
Bengali
Anika Tasnim is often read as a graceful Bengali girl's name with a soft, luminous feel. Because the supplied source excerpts do not verify a formal etymology, the meaning should be treated as family and community usage rather than a documented source claim.
Bengali
Samiul Ayaan has a gentle, graceful sound. The provided research notes do not verify a single confirmed meaning, so this page treats the name as a Bengali boy’s name with meanings families should confirm through their own religious or family sources.
Bengali
Tanjina is connected with Tanjeena or Tunjina, wording known from Durood Tanjeena, a South Asian name for a prayer of deliverance and rescue. Tanjina Afroz feels gentle, faithful, and quietly strong in Bengali Muslim use.
Bengali
Samira Bushra means “evening companion” or “pleasant conversationalist” paired with “good news” or “glad tidings.” Together, it carries the feeling of a warm-hearted girl who brings comfort, joy, and hopeful news.
Bengali
Nafisa comes from Arabic and means "precious" or "valuable." Nafisa Tahrim has a graceful Bengali sound, with Nafisa carrying the clearest documented meaning from the Arabic root connected with being precious.
Bengali
Raisa Zarin combines Raisa, a soft given name with a publicly known modern bearer, and Zarin, a Persian name meaning "golden." As a Bengali girl name, it feels lyrical, polished, and bright.
Bengali
Meher Nabila means “kindness” and “noble.” Together, it gives the gentle feeling of a kind, gracious girl with dignity and warmth.
Bengali
Afsana means "story," "fable," or "fiction" in the source provided, with Arabic and Persian associations. Afsana Rubaiyat feels literary and thoughtful, a name with a gentle storytelling quality.
Bengali
Moumita is a feminine Sanskrit-rooted name often understood as “sweet friend,” “love,” or “honeyed.” Moumita Sreeja feels affectionate and graceful in a Bengali naming context, with Moumita carrying the clearest sourced meaning.
Bengali
Sanjana is a Sanskrit-origin girl name often understood as gentle, soft-spoken, harmonious, peaceful, or modest. Paired with Mou, it has a tender Bengali sound: graceful, warm, and easy to say at home.
Bengali
Riya Tuhina pairs the given name Riya with Tuhina, an Indian girl’s name derived from Sanskrit tuhin, meaning “snow.” For Bengali families, it has a cool, graceful, nature-touched feeling.
Bengali
Maliha is an Arabic-origin feminine name meaning beautiful, pretty, graceful, charming, or elegant. Maliha Noor has a soft Bengali Muslim feel, with Maliha bringing the central sense of beauty and grace.
