Indian baby girl names
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| Aaarti - worship; divine fire in ritual |
| Aafreen - encouragement |
| Abani - earth |
| Abha - lustre; shine |
| Abhaya - fearless |
| Abhilasha - desire |
| Aboil - the name of a flower |
| Achala - constant |
| Adarsh - ideal |
| Adhira - lightning |
| Adishree - exalted |
| Aditi - mother of gods |
| Adrika - celestial |
| Aghanashini - destroyer of sins |
| Agrata - leadership |
| Agrima - leadership |
| Ahalya - wife of Rishi Gautam; a woman who was saved by Lord Rama |
| Ahladita - in happy mood |
| Aishani - Goddess Durga |
| Aishwarya - wealth |
| Ajala - the earth |
| Ajanta - a famous Buddist cave |
| Akhila - complete |
| Akriti - diagram |
| Akshaya - indestructible |
| Akshita - seen |
| Akuti - princess |
| Alaka - a girl with a lovely hair |
| Alaknanda - flawless |
| Alisha - protected by God |
| Alka - a girl with a lovely hair |
| Almas - a diamond |
| Alopa - faultless |
| Alpa - little |
| Alpana - a decorative design |
| Amala - the pure one |
| Amba - Parvati |
| Ambika - Goddess Parvati |
| Ambu - water |
| Ambuda - cloud |
| Ambuja - born of a Lotus; Goddess Lakshmi |
| Ambuja - lotus |
| Amita - limitless |
| Amla - the pure one |
| Amoda - happiness |
| Amodini - joyful |
| Amrapali - famous courtesan who became a evotee of Buddha |
| Amrita - nectar |
| Amritkala - nectarine art |
| Amrusha - sudden |
| Amshula - sunny |
| Amulya - priceless |
| Anagha - sinless |
| Anahita - graceful |
| Anala - fiery |
| Anamika - ring-finger |
| Anandamayi - full of joy |
| Anandi - jovial |
| Anandini - joyful |
| Anandita - happy |
| Ananya - matchless |
| Anarghya - priceless |
| Anasooya - wife of Rishi Atri |
| Anasuya - wife of Rishi Atri |
| Anchal - the decorative end of a sari |
| Anchita - honoured; worshipped |
| Angana - an suspicious or handsome woman |
| Angarika - a flame-coloured flower-Palash or Flame of the Forest |
| Anika - Goddess Durga |
| Anindita - beautiful |
| Anisha - uninterrupted |
| Anita - grace |
| Anjali - offering |
| Anjana - mother of Hanuman |
| Anju - one who lives in heart |
| Anjushree - dear to one's heart |
| Anjushri - dear to one's heart |
| Ankita - conqueress; empress; one with auspicious marks |
| Annapurna - Goddess Parvati; generous with food |
| Anoushka - lightning |
| Anshula - sunny |
| Antara - the second note in Hindustani classical music |
| Anuhya - something unexpected - in a pleasant way - and valuable |
| Anumati - consent |
| Anupama - unique; unparalleled |
| Anuprabha - brightness |
| Anuradha - a bright star |
| Anuragini - beloved |
| Anurati - consent |
| Anusha - beautiful morning; a star |
| Anushka - lightning |
| Anushri - pretty |
| Anuva - knowldege |
| Anwesha - quest |
| Apala - name of a learned woman of the past |
| Aparijita - undefeated; name of a flower |
| Aparna - Goddess Parvati |
| Apsara - celestial maiden |
| Apurva; Apoorva - unique |
| Aradhana - worship |
| Arati - worship; divine fire in ritual |
| Archa - worship |
| Archan - worship |
| Archana - worship |
| Archisha - a ray of light |
| Archita - one who is worshipped |
| Arpana - surrendered |
| Arpita - dedicated |
| Arshia - heavenly |
| Aruna - dawn |
| Arundhati - a star |
| Aruni - dawn |
| Arunima - glow of dawn |
| Asavari - name of a raga or melody |
| Ascharya - Surprise |
| Aseema - limitless |
| Asgari - devotee |
| Asha - hope; aspiration |
| Ashakiran - ray of hope |
| Ashalata - creeper of hope |
| Ashavari - name of a raaga |
| Ashima - limitless |
| Ashis - benediction |
| Ashna - friend |
| Ashwini - name of a star |
| Asita - the river Yamuna |
| Aslesha - a star |
| Asmita - pride |
| Atasi - a blue flower |
| Atmaja - daughter |
| Atreyi - name of a river |
| Avani - Earth |
| Avanti(ancient Malwa; Ujjain |
| Avantika - princess of Ujjain |
| Ayesha - daughter of the Prophet |
| Ayushmati - one who has a long life |
| Aziza - a friend |
| Bageshri - name of a raaga |
| Bahula - a star |
| Baidehi - Sita |
| Baijayanthi - garland of Lord Vishnu |
| Baisakhi - of the month Baishakh |
| Baishali - an ancient city |
| Bakul - the name of a flower |
| Bakula - Nagakeshar flower |
| Bala - girl |
| Ballari - creeper |
| Banamala - forests |
| Banani - forests |
| Bandana - worship |
| Bandhula - charming |
| Bandhura - pretty |
| Banhi - fire |
| Banhishikha - flame |
| Banita - woman |
| Bansari - flute |
| Barnali - Dispersion of seven colors |
| Barsha - rain |
| Baruna - wife of the Lord of the sea |
| Baruni - Goddess Durga |
| Basabi - wife of Lord Indra |
| Basanti - of spring |
| Bela - a flower-jasmine |
| Beli - a flower-jasmine |
| Benazir - incomparable |
| Bhadra - gentle |
| Bhagirathi - the river Ganga |
| Bhagwanti - lucky |
| Bhagya - lucky |
| Bhagyalakshmi - goddess of wealth |
| Bhagyashree - fortunate |
| Bhagyawati - fortunate |
| Bhairavi - a melody in classical music |
| Bhakti - devotion |
| Bhamini - woman |
| Bhanuja - river Yamuna |
| Bhanumati - full of lustre |
| Bhanupriya - beloved of the sun |
| Bharani - Name of a celestial star |
| Bharati - Goddess Saraswati |
| Bhargavi - Goddess Parvati |
| Bhavana - feelings; sentiments |
| Bhavini - Goddess Parvati |
| Bhavna - meditation; thinking |
| Bhilangana - a river |
| Bhoomi - the earth |
| Bhoomika - the earth |
| Bhuvana - the earth |
| Bimala - pure |
| Bina - a musical instrument |
| Binata - the wife of Sage Kashyap |
| Bindiya - drop; point |
| Bindu - a drop |
| Binodini - handsome; beautiful Radha |
| Bipasha - a river; Beas |
| Bishakha - a star |
| Bratati - creeper |
| Brinda - the basil plant; Radha |
| Bulbul - a songbird |
| Bulbuli - a songbird |
| Cauvery - same as Cavery- name of a river |
| Chadna - love |
| Chaitali - born in the month of Chaitra |
| Chaitaly - name of an ancient city |
| Chaitan - consciousness |
| Chakori - a bird enamoured of the moon |
| Chakrika - Lakshmi |
| Chameli - a creeper with flowers |
| Chameli - jasmine |
| Champa - a flower |
| Champabati - the capital |
| Champakali - a bud of champa |
| Chanchala - restless |
| Chandana - parrot |
| Chandana - sandal wood |
| Chandani - a river |
| Chandanika - diminutive |
| Chandika - diminutive of Chandana |
| Chandni - moonlit |
| Chandrabali - Krishna;s girl-friend |
| Chandrabhaga - river Chenab |
| Chandrakala - moonbeams |
| Chandraki - peacock |
| Chandrakin - a peacock |
| Chandraleksha - a ray of the moon |
| Chandrani - wife of the moon |
| Chandrika - moonlight |
| Chandrima - the moon |
| Changuna - a good woman |
| Chapala - restless; lighting |
| Charita - good |
| Charu - beautiful; attractive |
| Charulata - beautiful creeper |
| Charulekha - beautiful picture |
| Charumati - beautiful |
| Charuprabha - beautiful |
| Charusheela - a jewel |
| Charvi - a beautiful woman |
| Chatura - clever |
| Chhabi - picture |
| Chhavvi - image; radiance |
| Chhaya - shadow |
| Chimayi - blissful |
| Chinmayi - blissful |
| Chintan; Chintana; Chintanika - meditation |
| Chiti - love |
| Chitkala - knowledge |
| Chitra - picture; a stat; name of a river |
| Chitragandha - a fragrant material |
| Chitralekha - as beautiful as a picture |
| Chitrali - a row of pictures |
| Chitramala - series of pictures |
| Chitrangada - one of Arjuna's wives |
| Chitrani - river Ganga |
| Chitrarekha - picture |
| Chitrita - picturesque |
| Daksha - the earth; Sati; wife of Shiva |
| Dakshata - skill |
| Dakshayani - Goddess Durga |
| Damayanti - Nala's wife |
| Damini - lightning |
| Darika - maiden |
| Darpana - a mirror |
| Darshana - sight |
| Darshwana - pure of heart |
| Daya - kindness; mercy; pity |
| Dayamayee - kind |
| Dayanita - tender |
| Dayita - beloved |
| Deeba - silk |
| Deepa - a lamp |
| Deepabali - row of lamps |
| Deepali - collection of lamps |
| Deepamala - row of lamps |
| Deepanwita - lit by lamps |
| Deepaprabha - fully lighted |
| Deepashikha - flame |
| Deepavali - row of lamps |
| Deepika - a lamp |
| Deepta - shining |
| Deepti - flame; lustre |
| Deeptikana - a beam of light |
| Deeptimoyee - lustrous |
| Devahuti - daughter of Manu |
| Devak - divine |
| Devaki - mother of Krishna |
| Devangana - celestial maiden |
| Devasree - divine beauty |
| Devi - goddess |
| Devika - mother of Krishna |
| Devyani - daughter of Shukraacharya |
| Dhanashri - a raga |
| Dhanishta - a star |
| Dhanya - great |
| Dhanyata - success; fulfilment |
| Dhara - constant flow |
| Dharani - the earth |
| Dharini - earth |
| Dharitri - the earth |
| Dhatri - earth |
| Dhriti - courage; morale |
| Dhvani - sound;voice |
| Dhwani - sound;voice |
| Diksha - initiation |
| Dilber - lover |
| Dilshad - happy |
| Disha - direction |
| Diti - wife of the sage Kashyap |
| Divya - divine lustre |
| Doyel - a songbrid |
| Draupadi - wife of the Pandavas |
| Dristi - eyesight |
| Dulari - dear |
| Durba - sacred grass |
| Durga - succour; the Goddess |
| Durva - sacred grass |
| Dwipavati - river |
| Ecchumati - a river |
| Ekaparana - wife of Himalaya |
| Ekata - unity |
| Ekavali - single-string |
| Ekta - unity |
| Ektaa - unity |
| Ela - earth |
| Enakshi - dear-eyed |
| Esha - desire |
| Eshana - search |
| Eshita - one who desires |
| Faiza - gain |
| Fajyaz - artistic |
| Falguni - born in Falgun; a Hindu month |
| Farha - happiness |
| Faria - a caravan |
| Farida - turquoise |
| Fatima - prophet Mohammad's daughter |
| Fawiza - successful |
| Firoza - turquoise |
| Foolan - flowering |
| Foolwati - delicated as a flower |
| Fulki - spark |
| Fullara - wife of Kalketu |
| Gajagamini - majestic- like an elephant's walk |
| Gajra - a string of flowers |
| Gandhali - fragrance of flowers |
| Ganga - sacred river of India |
| Gangika - river Ganga |
| Gangotri - sacred river of India |
| Gargi - an ancient scholar |
| Gatita - a river |
| Gauhar - a pearl |
| Gaura - a fair woman |
| Gauri - a fair woman; parvati |
| Gaurika - a young girl |
| Gautami - wife a sage Gautam; river Godavari |
| Gayatri - the chant of salvation; Goddess Durga |
| Gazala - a deer |
| Geena - silvery |
| Geeta - holy book of the Hindus |
| Geeti - a song |
| Geetika - a little song |
| Girija - born of a mountain; Goddess Parvati |
| Gitanjali - an offering of songs |
| Godavari - sacred river of India |
| Gomati - name of a river |
| Gool - a flower |
| Gopa - Gautama's wife |
| Gopi - a cowherd; cowherd woman |
| Gopika - a cowherd; cowherd woman |
| Gorochana - Goddess Parvati |
| Govindi - a devotee of Lord krishna |
| Gulab - rose |
| Gunjana - buzzing of a bee |
| Gunwanti - virtuous |
| Gurjari - a raga |
| Gyanada - Goddess Saraswati |
| Habiba - beloved |
| Hafiza - protected |
| Haimavati - Parvati; Lord Shiva's wife |
| Hamsa - swan |
| Hanima - a wave |
| Hansa - swan |
| Hansika - swan |
| Hansini - swan |
| Harathi - Divine fire in puja ritual |
| Harimanti - born in the season of hemanta |
| Harinakshi - doe-eyed |
| Harini - deer |
| Haripriya - consort of Lord Vishnu; lakshmi |
| Harita - green |
| Harsha - happiness |
| Harsha - happiness |
| Harshada - giver of joy |
| Harshini - joyous |
| Hasina - beautiful |
| Hasita - happy |
| Hasumati - happy |
| Heera - diamond |
| Hema - golden |
| Hemangi - golden body |
| Hemangini - girl with golden body |
| Hemanti - early winter |
| Hemavati - golden Parvati |
| Hemlata - golden creeper |
| Hena - a flower |
| Hetal - friendly |
| Hima - snow |
| Himagouri - Parvati |
| Himani - snow |
| Hina - henna |
| Hindola - a raga |
| Hiral - lustrous |
| Hiranmayi - golden girl |
| Hirkani - small diamond |
| Hita - lovable |
| Hiya - heart |
| Hoor - a celestical |
| Husna - beautiful |
| Iha - the earth |
| Ihina - enthusiasm |
| Ikshu - sugarcane |
| Ila - earth; daughter of Manu |
| Ina - mother |
| Inayat - kindness |
| Indira - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Indira - Lakshmi |
| Indrakshi - one with beautiful eyes |
| Indrani - wife of Lord Indra |
| Indrasena - daughter of King Nala |
| Indrayani - the name of a sacred river |
| Indu - moon |
| Induja - narmada river |
| Induja - Narmada river |
| Indukala - moonlight |
| Induleksh - the moon |
| Induma - moon |
| Indumati - the full moon |
| Indumukhi - with moonlike face |
| Ipsa - desire |
| Ipsita - desired |
| Ira - earth; muse |
| Iravati - the river Ravi |
| Isha - one who protects |
| Ishana - rich |
| Ishani - Parvati; wife of Lord Shiva |
| Ishika - pain brush |
| Ishita - mastery; wealth |
| Ishrat - affection |
| Ishwari - goddess |
| Ivy - a creeper |
| Jabeen - forehead |
| Jagadamba - mother of the universe |
| Jagriti - vigilance |
| Jahanara - queen of the world |
| Jaheel - lake |
| Jahnavi - Ganga river |
| Jaishree - honour of victory |
| Jaisudha - nectar of victory |
| Jaiwanti - victory |
| Jalabala - a river |
| Jaladhija - Lakshmi |
| Jalaja - lotus |
| Jamini - night |
| Jamna - Indian River |
| Jamuna - holy river |
| Janaki - wife of Lord Rama; Sita |
| Janani - Mother |
| Janhavi - river Ganga |
| Jasoda - mother of Lord krishna |
| Jasodhara - mother of Lord Buddha |
| Jaya - victory |
| Jayalakshmi - the goddess of victory |
| Jayalalita - victorious goddess Durga |
| Jayamala - garland of victory |
| Jayani - a sakti of Ganesha |
| Jayanti - victorious |
| Jayantika - Goddess Durga; Parvati |
| Jayaprada - giver of victory |
| Jayashree - the goddess of victory |
| Jayashri - goddess of victory |
| Jayati - victorious |
| Jayita - victories |
| Jeeval - full of life |
| Jeevana - life |
| Jeevankala - art of life |
| Jeevanlata - creeper of life |
| Jeevika - water |
| Jetashri - a raga |
| Jharna - a stream |
| Jhilmil - sparkling |
| Jhinuk - oyster |
| Jigya - curiosity to know |
| Joel - God |
| Joshita - pleased |
| Jowaki - a firefly |
| Juhi - a flower |
| Jui - a flower |
| Juily - a flower |
| Jyoti - flame; lamp |
| Jyotibala - splendour |
| Jyotika - light; a flame |
| Jyotirmoyee - lustrous |
| Jyotishmati - lustrous |
| Jyotsna - moonlight |
| Kadambari - Goddess |
| Kadambini - an array of clouds |
| Kaishori - Goddess Parvati |
| Kajal - eyeliner |
| Kajjali - kohl |
| Kakali - chiping of birds |
| Kala - art |
| Kalanidhi - treasure of art |
| Kalavati - artistic |
| Kalavati - Parvati; artist |
| Kali - a bud; Parvati |
| Kalika - a bud |
| Kalindi - the river Yamuna |
| Kalindi - Yamuna river |
| Kallol - large waves; gurgling of water |
| Kalpana - imagination |
| Kalpita - the imagined |
| Kalyani - auspicious |
| Kalyani - blissful; fortunate |
| Kamakshi - name of Goddess Lakshmi or Parvati; one with loving eyes |
| Kamala - Goddess |
| Kamalakshi - one whose eyes are beautiful like lotuses |
| Kamalika - lotus |
| Kamalini - lotus |
| Kamalkali - the bud of a lotus |
| Kamana - desire |
| Kamini - a beautiful woman |
| Kamna - desire |
| Kana - an atom |
| Kanak - gold |
| Kanaka - gold |
| Kanakabati - a fairy-tale |
| Kanaklata - golden creeper |
| Kanakpriya - lover of gold |
| Kanan - forest |
| Kananbala - nympth of the forest |
| Kanchan - gold |
| Kanchana - gold |
| Kanchi - a waistband |
| Kanika - an atom |
| Kankana - a bracelet |
| Kanta - a beautiful |
| Kanti - lustre |
| Kapila - name of the celestial cow |
| Kapotakshi - eyes like a pigeon's |
| Karabi - a flower |
| Karishma - Miracle |
| Karuna - compassion; mercy |
| Karunamayi - merciful |
| Kashi - Varanasi; the holy city |
| Kashmira - from Kashmir |
| Kasturi - musk |
| Katyayani - Goddess Parvati |
| Kaumudi - moonlight |
| Kaushalya - mother of Rama |
| Kaveri - a river |
| Kavita - a poem |
| Keertana - hymn; a song in praise of god |
| Kesar - pollen; lion |
| Kesari - saffron; a lion |
| Keshi - a woman with beautiful hari |
| Keshika - a woman with beautiful hair |
| Keshini - one with beautiful hair |
| Ketaki - a cream coloured flower |
| Ketana - home |
| Keya - a monsoon flower |
| Khyati - fame |
| Kimaya - divine |
| Kiran - ray of light |
| Kiranmala - a garland of light |
| Kirtana - praise |
| Kirti - fame |
| Kishori - a young girl |
| Kokila - cuckoo; nightingale |
| Komal - tender |
| Komala - delicate |
| Koyel - the cuckoo |
| Krandasi - the sky and the earth |
| Kranti - revolution |
| Kripa - mercy |
| Krishna - Draupadi |
| Krishnaa - Draupadi |
| Krishnakali - a flower |
| Kriti - A work of art |
| Krittika - the Plaids |
| Krupa - grace; favour |
| Kshama - forgiveness |
| Kshanika - momentary |
| Kumari - unmarried |
| Kumkum - vermilion |
| Kumud - lotus |
| Kumudini - a lotus |
| Kunda - name of a flower |
| Kundanika - golden girl |
| Kunjal - cuckoo; nightingale |
| Kunjalata - forest creeper |
| Kunjana - forest girl |
| Kuntal - hair |
| Kuntala - a woman with luxurious hair |
| Kunti - the mother of the Pandavas |
| Kurangi - deer |
| Kushala - safe; happy; expert |
| Kusum - a flower |
| Kusuma - flower |
| Kusumanjali - flower offering |
| Kusumavati - flowering |
| Kusumita - blossomed |
| Kusumlata - flowering creeper |
| Laabha - profit |
| Laalamani - ruby |
| Laasya - name of a dance |
| Labangalata - a flowering creeper |
| Laboni - grace |
| Lajja - modesty |
| Lajjawati - a sensitive plant; modest woman |
| Lajwanti - a sensitive woman |
| Lajwati - modest |
| Laksha - white rose |
| Lakshana - one with auspicious signs on her; Duryodhana's daughter |
| Lakshmi - goddess of wealth |
| Lakshmishree - fortunate |
| Lakshya - aim; destination |
| Lalan - nurturing |
| Lalana - a beautiful woman |
| Lali - darling girl |
| Lalima - redness |
| Lalita - elegant; beautiful |
| Lalitamohana - attractive; beautiful |
| Lalitha - elegant; beautiful |
| Lata - creeper; vine |
| Latakara - mass of creepers |
| Latangi - a creeper |
| Latha - a creeper |
| Latika - small creeper |
| Lavali - clove |
| Lavanya - grace |
| Leela - divine play |
| Leelamayee - playful |
| Leelavati - playful; goddess Durga |
| Leena - devoted |
| Lekha - writing |
| Lekha - writing; picture |
| Lily - a flower |
| Lipi - script |
| Lipika - short letter |
| Lochan - eye; eyes |
| Lochana - eye; eyes |
| Lola - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Lona - beauty; pretty |
| Lopa - wife of sage |
| Lopamudra - wife of sage Agastya |
| Maanasa - mind |
| Maanika - ruby |
| Madhavi - a creeper with beautiful flowers; springtime |
| Madhavilata - a flowering creeper |
| Madhu - honey |
| Madhubala - sweet girl |
| Madhuchanda - pleasing metrical composition |
| Madhuksara - one who showers honey |
| Madhulata - lovely creeper |
| Madhulekha - beautiful |
| Madhulika - honey |
| Madhumalati - a flowering creeper |
| Madhumati - full of honey |
| Madhunisha - pleasant night |
| Madhur - sweet |
| Madhura - sweet |
| Madhuri - sweetness |
| Madhurima - sweetness |
| Madhushri - the spring |
| Madirakshi - woman with intozicating eyes |
| Magana - engrossed |
| Mahadevi - Goddess Parvati |
| Mahagauri - Goddess Durga |
| Mahajabeen - beautiful |
| Mahalakshmi - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Mahamaya - Goddess Durga |
| Mahasweta - Goddess Saraswati |
| Mahati - great; name of a raaga |
| Mahi - the earth |
| Mahijuba - a hostess |
| Mahika - the earth |
| Mahima - greatness |
| Mahua - an intoxicating flower |
| Maina - a bird |
| Maithili - sita |
| Maitreya - the name of a sage |
| Maitreyi - name of a woman scholar |
| Maitri - friendship |
| Makshi - honeybee |
| Mala - necklace; garland |
| Malashree - an early evening melody |
| Malati - Jasmine |
| Malavika - princess of Malawa |
| Malaya - a creeper |
| Malina - dark |
| Malini - florist; a river |
| Mallika - jasmine |
| Malti - small fragrant flower |
| Mamata - affection |
| Manali - a bird |
| Manana - meditation |
| Manasa |
| Manasi - a lady |
| Manda - a river |
| Mandakini - a river |
| Mandakranta - a Sanskrit metre |
| Mandaraa - coral tree |
| Mandarmalika - a garland of celestial |
| Mandira - cymbals; home |
| Mangala - auspicious |
| Mangla - auspicious |
| Manideepa - a lamp of precious stones |
| Manik - gem |
| Manikuntala - one whose hair is like gems |
| Manimala - a string of pearls |
| Manimekhala - a girdle of gems |
| Manini - a lady |
| Manisha - goddess of the mind; desire |
| Manjari - the sacred basil; blossom |
| Manjira - ankle-bells |
| Manjistha - extremely |
| Manju - snow; dew drops |
| Manjubala - a sweet girl |
| Manjula - melodious |
| Manjulika - a sweet girl |
| Manjusha - treasure chest |
| Manjushri - sweet lustre |
| Manjusri - Saraswati |
| Manjyot - light of the mind |
| Manmayi - jealous; Sri Radha |
| Manorama - beautiful |
| Manoranjana - entertaining; pleasing |
| Manushri - Lakshmi |
| Marala - swan |
| Marichi - name of a star |
| Marisa - mother of Daksa |
| Markandeya - a devotee to Lord Shiva |
| Matangi - Durga |
| Mausumi - beauty; monsoon wind |
| Maya - illusion |
| Mayuka - peahen |
| Mayukhi - peahen |
| Mayura - illusion |
| Mayuri - peahen |
| Medha - intellect; Goddess Saraswati |
| Medini - the earth |
| Meena - precious blue stone |
| Meenakshi - a woman wilth beautiful eyes |
| Meera - a devotee of Krishna |
| Megha - cloud |
| Meghamala - array of clouds |
| Meghana - cloud |
| Mehal - cloud |
| Mehbooba - beloved |
| Meher - benevolence |
| Mehrunissa - benevolent |
| Mehul - cloud; rain |
| Mekhala - girdle |
| Mena - wife of the Himalayas |
| Menaka - a celestial dancer |
| Minal - a precious stone |
| Minati - prayer |
| Mirium - wished-for child |
| Mita - a friend |
| Mitali - friendship |
| Mohana - attractive; charming |
| Mohini - enchantress |
| Mohisha - intellect |
| Mridula - tendreness |
| Mriganayani - doe-eyed |
| Mrinal - lotus |
| Mrinali - lotus |
| Mrinalini - lotus |
| Mrinalini - stem of lotus |
| Mrinmayi - of the earth |
| Mudra - expression |
| Mudrika - ring |
| Mugdha - spellbound |
| Mukta - liberated; pearl |
| Mukti - freedom from life and death |
| Mukula - bud |
| Mukulita - bud |
| Muniya - name of a bird |
| Mythili - sita |
| Mythily - Seeta |
| Naaz - pride |
| Nachni - dancer; suggestive look |
| Nadira - pinnacle |
| Nagina - jewel |
| Naina - name of a goddess |
| Naiya - water or boat |
| Najma - sorry |
| Nalini - lotus |
| Namita - humble |
| Namrata - modesty |
| Nanda - joyful |
| Nandana - daughter |
| Nandika - Lakshmi |
| Nandini - bringer of joy; Ganga; daughter |
| Nandita - happy |
| Narayani - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Narmada - a river |
| Narois - flower |
| Nartan - dance |
| Naseen - cool breeze |
| Natun - new |
| Nauka - boat |
| Navaneeta - butter |
| Naveena - new |
| Nayana - eyes |
| Nayantara - iris |
| Nazima - song |
| Neeharika - dew drops |
| Neela - blue |
| Neelabja - blue lotus |
| Neelakshi - blue eyed |
| Neelam - sapphire |
| Neelanjana - blue |
| Neelkamal - blue lotus |
| Neepa - name of a flower |
| Neeraja - lotus flower |
| Neeta - upright |
| Neeti - good behaviour |
| Neha - rain |
| Nehal - rainy; handsome |
| Netra - eyes |
| Netravati - beautifuleyed |
| Nidhi - treasure |
| Nidra - sleep |
| Niharika - nebula |
| Nikhita - sharp |
| Nilasha - blueness |
| Nilaya - home |
| Nileen - surrendered |
| Nilima - blue |
| Niloufer - a celestial |
| Nina - lovely-eyed |
| Nipa - one who watches over |
| Niral - calm |
| Niranjana - a river; Goddess Durga; full moon |
| Nirmala - clean; virtuous |
| Nirmayi - without blemish |
| Nirupa - a decree; command |
| Nirupama - unique; uncomparable |
| Nisha - night |
| Nisha - night |
| Nishithini - night |
| Nishtha - devotion |
| Nishtha - faith |
| Nita - moral |
| Niti - morality |
| Nitya - constant |
| Nityapriya - ever pleasing |
| Nivedita - one dedicated to service |
| Nivedita - surrendered |
| Nivritti - nonattachment |
| Niyati - fate |
| Noopur - anklet |
| Noor - light |
| Noorjehan - light of the world |
| Nupura - anklet |
| Nusrat - help |
| Nutan - new |
| Ojal - vision |
| Ojaswini - lustrous |
| Omana - a woman |
| Padma - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Padma - Lotus |
| Padmaja - Lakshmi |
| Padmajai - Born from lotus; Lakshmi |
| Padmakali - lotus bud |
| Padmal - lotus |
| Padmalaya - lake of lotuses |
| Padmalochana - lotuseyed |
| Padmavati - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Padmini - lotus |
| Pakhi - bird |
| Pakshi - bird |
| Pallavi - new leaves |
| Pallavi - New leaves |
| Pallavini - with new leaves |
| Panchali - Draupadi's name |
| Pankaja Lotus |
| Panna - emerald |
| Parama - the best |
| Parameshwari - Goddess Durga |
| Paramita - wisdom |
| Parbarti - surrender |
| Pari - fairy |
| Paridhi - realm |
| Parinita - Expert |
| Parnal - leafy |
| Parnashri - leafy beauty |
| Parni - leafy |
| Parnik - creeper |
| Parnika - A small leaf; parvati |
| Parthivi - Sita |
| Parul - name of a flower |
| Parvani - full moon; a festival or special day |
| Parvati - Durga |
| Parveen - star |
| Patmanjari - a raga |
| Patralekha - a name from ancient epics |
| Pavana - Holy; sacred |
| Pavani - Hanuman |
| Payal - anklet |
| Payal - Foot ornament |
| Payoja - lotus |
| Phiroza - turquoise |
| Phoolan - flower |
| Pia - beloved |
| Piki - cuckoo |
| Pingala - Lakshmi |
| Pival - a tree |
| Piyali - a tree |
| Pooja - worship |
| Poonam - Full moon |
| Poorbi - eastern |
| Poornima - Full moon |
| Poorvi - classical melody |
| Poushali - of the month Poush |
| Prabha - lustrous |
| Prabhati - of the morning |
| Prachi - Morning |
| Pradeepta - glowing |
| Pragati - Progress |
| Pragya - Prowess |
| Pragya - wisdom |
| Pragyaparamita - wise |
| Pragyawati - a wise woman |
| Prama - knowledge of truth |
| Pramada - woman |
| Pramila - one of Arjuna's wives |
| Pramiti - knowledge of truth |
| Pranati - prayer |
| Prapti - gain |
| Prarthana - prayer |
| Prashansa - prasie |
| Prashanti - peace |
| Pratibha - Talent |
| Pratigya - Pledge; vow |
| Pratima - Icon; idol; statue |
| Pratishtha - preeminence |
| Preeti - love |
| Prem - love |
| Prema - Love |
| Premala - loving |
| Prerana - Inspiration |
| Preyasi - beloved |
| Prita - dear one |
| Pritha - Kunti; mother of Pandavas |
| Priti - Love |
| Pritika - dear one |
| Pritikana - an atom of love |
| Pritilata - a creeper of love |
| Priya - beloved |
| Priyadarshini - Delightful to look at |
| Priyal - beloved |
| Priyam - beloved |
| Priyamvada - sweet spoken |
| Priyanka - Beautiful act; symbol or body |
| Puja - worship |
| Pujita - worshipped |
| Puloma - wife of the sage Bhrigu |
| Punam - full moon |
| Punarnava - a star |
| Punita - pure |
| Punita Pure; holy |
| Punthali - A doll |
| Purnima - Full moon |
| Purva - East |
| Purvaja - elder sister |
| Pushpa - flower |
| Pushpanjali - flower offering |
| Pushpita - decorated with flowers |
| Pusti - Nourishment; endorsement |
| Putul - doll |
| Quarrtulain - God's mercy |
| Quasar - meteor |
| Raakhi - symbol of protection;full moon in the Sravan month |
| Rabia - famous; godly |
| Rachana - creation |
| Rachita - created |
| Rachna - construction; arrangement |
| Radha - Krishna's lover; prosperity |
| Radhika - Radha |
| Ragini - a melody |
| Rajalakshmi - Goddess lakshmi |
| Rajani - night |
| Rajanigandha - night blossoming scented flower |
| Rajata - silver |
| Rajdulari - dear princess |
| Rajeshwari - goddess Parvati |
| Rajhans - swan |
| Rajkumari - princess |
| Rajnandhini - princess |
| Rajshri - sage-like king |
| Raka - full moon |
| Rakhi - thread of brother-sister bonding |
| Raksha - protection |
| Rama - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Ramani - beautiful girl |
| Ramani - woman |
| Rambha - celestial dancer |
| Rameshwari - Parvati |
| Ramita - pleasing |
| Ramya - beautiful |
| Rangana - a flower |
| Rani - Queen; Princess |
| Ranita - tinkling |
| Ranjana - delightful |
| Ranjini - pleasing |
| Ranjita - adorned |
| Rashi - collection |
| Rashmi - a ray of light |
| Rashmika - ray of light |
| Rasika - connosseur |
| Rasna - the tongue |
| Rati - most beautiful lady; wife of cupid |
| Ratna - gem |
| Ratnabala - jewelled |
| Ratnabali - string of pearls |
| Ratnajyouti - lustrous jewel |
| Ratnalekha - splendour of jewels |
| Ratnali - a jewelled |
| Ratnamala - string of pearls |
| Ratnangi - jewel-bodied |
| Ratnaprabha - lustrous jewel |
| Ratnapriya - lover of jewels |
| Ratnavali - a bunch of gems |
| Raviprabha - light of the sun |
| Rekha - line |
| Renu - atom |
| Renuka - mother of Parasurma; the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu |
| Renuka - wife of Jamadagni rishi |
| Resham - silk |
| Reshma - silken |
| Reshmi - silken |
| Reva - a star |
| Revati - a star |
| Richa - verses of Sanskrit |
| Riddhi - good fortune |
| Riju - innocent |
| Rijuta - innocence |
| Rishika - saintly |
| Riti - memory; well being |
| Ritu - season |
| Rohini - a star |
| Roma - Lakshmi |
| Roshan - bright |
| Roshni - brightness |
| Rubaina - bright |
| Ruchi - lustre; beauty |
| Ruchira - beautiful |
| Rudrani - a wife of Shiva - Rudra |
| Rudrapriya - Goddess Durga |
| Rujuta - honesty; sincerity |
| Rukma - golden |
| Rukmini - consort of Lord Krishna |
| Ruksana - brilliant |
| Ruma - wife a Sugriva |
| Rupa - beauty |
| Rupali - beautiful; pretty |
| Rupashi - beautiful |
| Rupashri - beautiful |
| Sachi - wife of Lord Indra |
| Sachita - Consciousness |
| Sadaf - pearl |
| Sadgati - liberation |
| Sadguna - good virtues |
| Sadhan - fulfulment |
| Sadhana - worship |
| Sadhika - achiever |
| Sadhvi - virtuous woman |
| Sadiqua - kindly |
| Saeeda - priestly |
| Safia - chaste |
| Sagarika - wave; born in the ocean |
| Saguna - possessed of good qualities |
| Saguna - Virtuous |
| Sahana - Patience |
| Saheli - friend |
| Sahiba - the lady |
| Sahila - guide |
| Sai - a flower |
| Sajala - clouds |
| Sajni - beloved |
| Sakhi - friend |
| Sakina - friend |
| Salena - the moon |
| Salila - Water |
| Salima - happy |
| Salma - peace |
| Samata - equality |
| Sameena - happy |
| Samhita - a vedic omposition |
| Samidha - an offering for a sacred fire |
| Samiksha - Analysis |
| Samit - collected |
| Samita - collected |
| Sampada - wealthy |
| Sampatti - wealth |
| Sampriti - attachement |
| Sana - praise; prayer |
| Sananda - happy |
| Sanchali - movement |
| Sanchaya - collection |
| Sanchita - collection |
| Sandhaya - collection |
| Sandhya - dusk; twilight |
| Sangita - Music |
| Saniya - moment |
| Sanjana - gentle |
| Sanjivani - immortality |
| Sanjukta - Union |
| Sanjula - beautiful |
| Sanjushree - beautiful |
| Sankul - full of |
| Sannidhi - nearness |
| Sanskriti - culture |
| Santawana - consolation |
| Santayani - of the evening |
| Sanvali - dusky |
| Sanwari - dusky |
| Sanyakta - joined; united |
| Sanyukta - Union |
| Saparna - leafy |
| Saphala - Successful |
| Sapna - Dream |
| Sarada - Goddess Saraswati |
| Sarakshi - good sight |
| Sarala - straight; honest |
| Sarama - wife of Bibhisan |
| Saranya - surrendered |
| Sarasa - Swan |
| Sarasi - lake |
| Sarasvati - goddess of learning |
| Saraswati - goddess of learning |
| Saravati - river |
| Sarayu - a holy river |
| Sarbani - Goddess Durga |
| Sarika - parrot |
| Sarit - river |
| Sarita - River |
| Sarjana - creative; creation |
| Saroj - lotus |
| Saroja - Lotus |
| Sarojini - lotus |
| Saruprani - beautiful woman |
| Saryu - River Sharayu |
| Sashi - Moon |
| Sasmita - smiling |
| Sati - chaste woman |
| Satya - truth |
| Satyaki - one who is truthful |
| Satyarupa - truth; personified |
| Satyavati - truthful |
| Saudamini - lightning |
| Saumya - Mild |
| Savarna - Daughter of the Ocean |
| Savita - Sun |
| Savitashri - lustre of the sun |
| Savitri - a river; Goddess Saraswati |
| Sawini - a river |
| Sayeeda - leader |
| Seema - boundary |
| Seemanti - parting line |
| Seemantini - woman |
| Seerat - inner beauty; fame |
| Sejal - river water |
| Selma - fair |
| Semanti - a white rose |
| Serena - quiet |
| Sevati - white rose |
| Sevita - cherished |
| Shabab - beauty |
| Shabalini - a mossy |
| Shabana - decorated |
| Shabari - a tribal devotee of Lord Rama |
| Shabnum - sew |
| Shachi - wife of Lord Indra |
| Shagufta - flowering |
| Shaheena - tender |
| Shaila - Rock; mountain |
| Shaili - style |
| Shakambari - Goddess Parvati |
| Shakeel - handsome |
| Shakeela - beautiful |
| Shakti - Goddess Durga; power |
| Shakuntala - brought up by birds |
| Shalaka - Goddess Parvati |
| Shalin - silk-cottom tree |
| Shalini - modest |
| Shalini - Modesty |
| Shalmali - silk-cottom tree |
| Shama - a flame |
| Shambhavi - Goddess Parvati |
| Shameena - beautiful |
| Shamim - fire |
| Shamita - peacemaker |
| Shampa - lightning |
| Shankari - Goddess Parvati |
| Shankhamala - a fairytale princess |
| Shanta - Peaceful |
| Shantala - Goddess Parvati |
| Shanti - Peace |
| Sharada - Goddess of learning; Saraswati |
| Sharadini - autumn |
| Sharanya - surrender |
| Sharika - Goddess Durga |
| Sharmila - Modest |
| Sharmistha - wife of Yayat |
| Sharmistha - Wife of Yayati |
| Sharvani - Goddess Parvati |
| Sharvari - the night |
| Shashi - the moon |
| Shashibala - the moon |
| Shashirekha - moon's ray |
| Shaswati - eternal |
| Shatarupa - Lord Shiva |
| Sheela - cool |
| Sheetal - Cool |
| Shefali - a flower |
| Shefalika - a flower |
| Shejali - a fruit |
| Shekhar - Lord Shiva |
| Shevanti - a flower |
| Shibani - Goddess Durga |
| Shikha - Flame |
| Shilavati(a river |
| Shilpa - Rock |
| Shilpita - well- proportioned |
| Shinjini - anklebells |
| Shipra - a river |
| Shirin - sweet |
| Shishirkana - particles of dew |
| Shiuli - a flower |
| Shivangi - beautiful |
| Shivani - Goddess Parvati |
| Shobha - Attractive |
| Shobha - splendour |
| Shobhana - splendid |
| Shobhita - splendid |
| Shobhna - Ornamental; shining |
| Shorashi - young woman |
| Shrabana - a star |
| Shraddha - veneration |
| Shradhdha - Faith; trust |
| Shravana - a star |
| Shravani - month of Shravan |
| Shravanti - name from Buddhist literature |
| Shravasti - ancient Indian city |
| Shree - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Shreela - beautiful |
| Shreemayi - fortunate |
| Shreeparna - tree |
| Shreya - Auspicious |
| Shreyashi - good |
| Shri - lustre |
| Shridevi - goddess |
| Shridula - blessing |
| Shrigauri - goddess Parvati |
| Shrigeeta - sacred Geeta |
| Shrijani - creative |
| Shrikirti - lustrous fame |
| Shrikumari - lustrious |
| Shrilata - lustrious creeper |
| Shrilekha - lustrious essay |
| Shrimati - Goddess lakshmi; fortunate |
| Shrimayi - fortunate |
| Shrivalli - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Shruti - Expert in Vedas |
| Shruti - hearing; Veidc text |
| Shubha - Auspicious |
| Shubhada - giver of luck |
| Shubhangi - handsome |
| Shubhra - white; the Ganga |
| Shuchismita - one who has a pure smile |
| Shuchita - purity |
| Shukla - Goddess Saraswati |
| Shukti - pearl-oyster |
| Shulka - Goddess Saraswati |
| Shweta - white |
| Shyama - dark as cloud; Goddess kali |
| Shyamal - dusky |
| Shyamala - dusky |
| Shyamali - dusky |
| Shyamalika - dusky |
| Shyamalima - dusky |
| Shyamangi - dark-complexioned |
| Shyamari - dusky |
| Shyamasri - dusky |
| Shyamlata - a creeper with dusky leaves |
| Shyla - Goddess parvati |
| Sibani - goddess parvati |
| Siddheshwari - Lord Shiva |
| Siddhi - Achievement |
| Siddhima - achievement |
| Sikata - sand |
| Sikta - wet |
| Simran - remembrance |
| Simrit - remembered |
| Sindhu - ocean; river |
| Sinsapa - Ashok tree |
| Sita - wife of Lord Rama |
| Sitara - a star |
| Siya - Sita |
| Smaram - remembrance |
| Smita - smiling |
| Smrita - remembered |
| Smriti - memory |
| Sneh - Love |
| Sneha - affection |
| Snehal - friendly |
| Snehalata - creeper of love |
| Snigdha - Smooth; tender |
| Sohalia - moon glow |
| Sohni - beautiful |
| Soma - moon ray |
| Somalakshmi - lustre of the moon |
| Somansh - half moon |
| Somatra - Excelling the moon/font> |
| Sona - Gold |
| Sonakshi - golden eyed |
| Sonal - golden |
| Sonali - golden |
| Sonia - Golden |
| Sonika - golden |
| Soorat - beauty |
| Soumya - handsome |
| Sourabhi - fragrance; the celestial cow |
| Sreedevi - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Sridevi - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Sristi - creation |
| Stavita - praised |
| Stuti - praise |
| Subarna - of the colour of gold |
| Subhadra - source of great welfare |
| Subhaga - fortunate person |
| Subhagya - lucky |
| Subhashini - well-spoken |
| Subhuja - Auspicious Apsara |
| Subrata - devoted to what is right |
| Suchandra - beautiful |
| Sucharita - of good character |
| Sucheta - with a beautiful mind |
| Suchi - radiant |
| Suchira - tasteful |
| Suchita - Beautiful |
| Suchitra - Beautiful image |
| Sudakshima - wife of king Dilip |
| Sudarshana - handsome |
| Sudeepa - bright |
| Sudeepta - bright |
| Sudeshna - wife of king Virata |
| Sudevi - Wife of Krishna |
| Sudha - Nectar |
| Sudhamayi - full of nectar |
| Sudhira - calm |
| Sudipta - bright |
| Sudipti - brightness |
| Sugita - beautifully sung |
| Sugouri - Goddess Parvati |
| Suhag - love |
| Suhaila - moon-glow |
| Suhasini - ever-smiling |
| Suhina - beautiful |
| Suhrita - well-disposed |
| Sujala - affectionate |
| Sujata - good caste |
| Sujaya - victory |
| Sukanya - comely |
| Sukeshi - with beautiful hari |
| Sukriti - good deed |
| Suksma - Fine |
| Sukumari - soft; meritorious |
| Sulabha - easy; natural |
| Sulakshana - well brought up |
| Sulalita - very pleasing |
| Sulekh - beautifullY |
| Suloch - one with beautiful eyes |
| Sulochana - one with beautiful eyes |
| Sultana - queen |
| Sumana - Good natured |
| Sumanolata - flowery |
| Sumati - wisdom |
| Sumedha - wise |
| Sumita - a good friend |
| Sumitra - mother of Lakshmana |
| Sunanda - very pleasing |
| Sunandini - happy |
| Sunandita - happy |
| Sunayana - a woman with lovely eyes |
| Sunayani - a woman with lovely eyes |
| Sundari - beautiful |
| Sundha - character in Ramayana |
| Suneeti - mother of Dhruva |
| Sunetra - beautiful eyes |
| Sunila - blue |
| Sunita - Good morals |
| Suniti - good principles |
| Suparna - leafy |
| Suprabha - radiant |
| Supriti - true love |
| Supriya - Beloved |
| Surabhi - Wish-yielding cow; fragrance |
| Suraksha - protection |
| Surama - very pleasing |
| Suranjana - pleasing |
| Suravinda - A beautiful Yaksa |
| Surekha - beautifully drawn |
| Surina - goddess |
| Surotama - Auspicious Apsara |
| Suruchi - good taste |
| Surupa - Beautiful |
| Suryakanti - sun's rays |
| Sushama - beauty |
| Sushanti - peace |
| Sushila - well behaved |
| Sushma - Beautiful woman |
| Sushmita - Good smile |
| Sushobhana - beautiful |
| Susita - white |
| Susmita - smiling |
| Sutanuka - beautiful |
| Sutapa - seeker of God |
| Suvarna - golden |
| Suvarnaprabha - lustre of gold |
| Suvarnarekha - ray of gold |
| Suvarnmala - gold necklace |
| Swagata - welcome |
| Swaha - wife of Agni; lord of the fire |
| Swapna - dreamlike; dream |
| Swapnali - dreamlike |
| Swapnasundari - girl of dreams |
| Swarnalata - lustrous |
| Swarupa - truth |
| Swasti - a star |
| Swati - a star |
| Sweta Fair complexioned |
| Tabassum - a flower |
| Tamali - a tree with very dark bark |
| Tamalika - belonging to a place full of Tamal |
| Tamanna - desire |
| Tamasa - a river; darkness |
| Tamasi - night |
| Tambura - a musical instrument |
| Tanaya - son |
| Tanika - rope |
| Tanima - slenderness |
| Tanmaya - absorbed |
| Tannishtha - dedicated |
| Tanseem - salute of paradise |
| Tanu - body |
| Tanuja - daughter |
| Tanuka - slender |
| Tanushri - beautiful |
| Tanushri - beauty |
| Tanvi - a delicate girl |
| Tapani - the river Godavari |
| Tapasi - a female ascetic |
| Tapati - the sun's daughter |
| Tapi - name of a river |
| Tapti - a river |
| Tara - star; wife of Lord Brihaspati |
| Taraka - star |
| Tarakeshwari - Goddess Parvati |
| Tarakini - starry night |
| Tarala - honeybee |
| Tarana - music like |
| Tarangini - a river |
| Tarannum - melody |
| Tarika - starlet |
| Tarini - Goddess Parvati |
| Tarjani - the first finger |
| Taru - tree |
| Tarulata - creeper |
| Taruni - young girl |
| Tarunika - young girl |
| Tarunima - youth |
| Tatini - river |
| Teertha - place of pilgrimage |
| Teesta - a river |
| Tehzeeb - elegance Tejal - lustrous |
| Teja - radiant |
| Tejaswi - lustrous |
| Tejaswini - lustrous |
| Thumri - light classical melody |
| Tilaka - a kind of necklace |
| Tilottama - a celestial maiden |
| Timila - a musical |
| Titiksha - forgiveness |
| Toral - a folk heroine |
| Tridhara - the river Ganga |
| Triguna - maya or illusion; Goddess Durga |
| Triguni - the three dimensions |
| Trikaya - three dimentional |
| Trilochana - Lord Shiva |
| Trinayani - Goddess Durga |
| Trinetra - Goddess Durga |
| Triparna - leaf of sacred Bael |
| Tripta - satisfied |
| Tripti - satisfaction |
| Tripurasundari - Goddess Parvati |
| Tripuri - Goddess Paravati |
| Trisha - thirst |
| Trishala - mother of Lord Mahavir |
| Trishna - thirst |
| Triveni - confluence of three sacred rivers |
| Triyama - night |
| Trupti - satiatedness |
| Trusha - thirst |
| Tuhina - snow |
| Tulasi - the sacred basil |
| Tulika - brush |
| Tusharkana - a particle of snow |
| Tusti - peace; happiness |
| Udaya - dawn |
| Udita - one who has risen |
| Uditi - rising |
| Ujas - bright |
| Ujjala - bright |
| Ujjanini - an ancient city |
| Ujjwala - bright; lustrous |
| Ujwala - bright |
| Ulka - meteor |
| Ulupi - wife of Arjuna; the Pandava prince |
| Uma - Goddess Parvati |
| Uma - Parvati |
| Umika - Goddess Parvati |
| Umrao - noble |
| Unnati - progress |
| Upala - sandy shore |
| Upama - simile |
| Upasana - veneration |
| Ura - the heart |
| Urja - energy |
| Urmi - wave |
| Urmil - wife of Lakshmana, Lord Rama's brother |
| Urmila - wife of Lakshmana, Lord Rama's brother |
| Urmimala - garland of waves |
| Urna - cover |
| Urshita - firm |
| Urvashi - a celestial maiden |
| Urvasi - most beautiful of Apsaras |
| Urvi - earth |
| Usha - dawn; sun rise |
| Ushakiran - rays of morning sun |
| Ushakiran - the first rays |
| Ushashi - morning |
| Ushma - eat |
| Usri - a river |
| Utpala - lotus |
| Utpalini - lotus pond |
| Utsa - spring |
| Uttara - daughter of king Virata |
| Vagdevi - Goddess Sarawati |
| Vahini - flowing |
| Vaidehi - name of Sita |
| Vaijayanti - a garland of Lord Vishnu |
| Vaijayantimala - a garland of Lord Vishnu |
| Vaishali - an ancient city of India |
| Vaishali - name of an ancient city |
| Vaishavi - Goddess Parvati |
| Vaishnodevi - Goddess Parvati |
| Vajra - diamond |
| Vallari - Goddess Parvati; creeper |
| Valli - creeper Vama - woman |
| Vallika - creeper |
| Vanadurga - Goddess Parvati |
| Vanaja - a forest girl |
| Vanamala - garland of forests |
| Vanani - forest |
| Vandana - salute |
| Vandana - worship |
| Vanhi - fire |
| Vanhishikha - flame |
| Vani - muse; Goddess Saraswati |
| Vanita - woman |
| Vanmala - wildflower garland |
| Varada - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Varana - a river |
| Vari - water; sea |
| Varija - lotus |
| Varsha - rain |
| Varuna - wife of the lord of the sea; name of a river |
| Varuni - a goddess |
| Varuni - wife of the lord of the sea; Goddess Durga Vasanti |
| Vasanta - spring |
| Vasavi - wife of Indra |
| Vasudha - the earth |
| Vasudhara - Earth |
| Vasumati - unequalled splendour |
| Vasundhara - the earth |
| Vatsala - affectionate |
| Vedi - altar |
| Vedika - altar; a river |
| Vedvalli - joy of the Vedas |
| Veena - a musical instrument - Beena |
| Veenapani - Goddess Saraswati |
| Vela - time |
| Vetravati - a river in India |
| Vibha - radiance |
| Vibhavari - starry night |
| Vibhuti - great personality |
| Vidhut - electricity |
| Vidula - moon |
| Vidya - wisdom; knowledge |
| Vidyul - lightning |
| Vidyut - lightning |
| Vijaya - victorious |
| Vijayalakshmi - goddess of victory |
| Vijeta - victorious |
| Vijul - a silk-cottom tree |
| Vilasini - playful |
| Vilina - dedicated |
| Vimala - pure |
| Vinanti - prayer; request |
| Vinata - humble; mother of Garuda |
| Vinaya - modest |
| Vindhya - knowledge |
| Vineeta - humble |
| Vinita - requester |
| Vinoda - pleasing |
| Vinodini - happy girl |
| Vinodini - pleasing |
| Vipasa - a river |
| Vipula - plenty |
| Virata - bravery |
| Visala - celestial Apsara |
| Vishakha - a star |
| Vishala - wide; spacious |
| Vishalakshi - large-eyed |
| Vishaya - subject |
| Vishnumaya - Goddess Parvati |
| Vishnupriya - Goddess Lakshmi |
| Viveka - right |
| Vrajabala - girl from Mathura and its neighbourhood |
| Vrinda - tulsi; basil; Radha |
| Vritti - nature; temperament |
| Vrunda - tulsi; basil; Radha |
| Waheeda - beautiful |
| Wamika - Goddess Durga |
| Wamil - beautiful |
| Yaksha - a Sister of Daksha |
| Yamini - night |
| Yamuna - Indian River |
| Yamuna - Jamuna river |
| Yamune - Indian River |
| Yashaswini - one who is successful |
| Yashawini - successful lady |
| Yashila - famous |
| Yashoda - Krishna's mother |
| Yasmeen - Jasmine flower |
| Yasmin - Jasmine flower |
| Yasmina - Jasmine flower |
| Yasmine - Jasmine flower |
| Yatee - Goddess Durga |
| Yauvani - Youthful |
| YaVonne - Indian for beautiful |
| Yogini - one who can control senses |
| Yogita - one who can concentrate |
| Yojana - A unit of measure for long distances; A Plan |
| Yuvati - young woman |
| Zahra - beautiful; fair in colour |
| Zarine - golden |
| Zeenat - beauty |
