| Yaashk | Exerting, Desiring heat |
| Yadab | Lord Krishna, Descendent from Yadu, Name of Krishna |
| Yadukrishna | Lord Krishna, Krishna, Descendent of Yadu |
| Yadved | Yadved means 'Knowledge of the Vedas' or 'Knowledge of the ancient Hindu scriptures'. |
| Yajn | Sacrificer, Worship, Devotion, Worshipper, Sacrifice |
| Yajus | A worshipper, Sacrifice |
| Yajvane | Performer of yagnas |
| Yajvin | One who performs a holy ritual. |
| Yakshin | A divine or celestial being. |
| Yamraj | The god of death and justice. |
| Yashal | Yashal is a Hebrew name meaning 'God has added' or 'God has given'. |
| Yashameet | One who is famous and glorious. |
| Yashavanth | Yashavanth means 'Victory of God' or 'God's triumph', a Sanskrit name with spiritual significance. |
| Yashir | Someone who is full of success. |
| Yashith | Person who brings fame, Famous or glorious |
| Yashovardhana | One who improve your glory |
| Yashshree | Gods name of success, Victory or glory or fame or success, Supplanter |
| Yashus | One who possesses great glory. |
| Yasvanth | A person who attains fame and glory |
| Yasvin | Winner of fame, To succeed |
| Yaswin | Winner of fame, To succeed |
| Yathiraju | Yathiraju means 'one who is victorious' or 'triumphant' in Telugu, a Dravidian language spoken in India. |
| Yathrath | Yathrath means 'one who has reached the ultimate goal' or 'one who has attained liberation'. |
| Yatnik | One who makes an effort |
| Yeigavan | I couldn't find any information on the name 'Yeigavan'. |
| Yeshwi | Yeshwi is a Sanskrit name meaning 'Lord' or 'Master', often associated with Hindu and Buddhist traditions. |
| Yodhin | Warrior, Victor |
| Yogadevan | Lord of all yoga practice |
| Yogdeep | Yogdeep means 'deep in yoga' or 'yoga depth', a name suggesting spiritual or philosophical connection. |
| Yogi Sree | Devotee, Supreme master |
| Yogisai | Devotee, Supreme master |
| Yogram | I couldn't find any information on the name 'yogram'. |
| Yojak | Yoker, Employer, Manager, Another name for Agni |
| Yonendra | Yonendra means 'Lord of the universe' or 'Universal ruler' in Sanskrit, derived from 'yoni' meaning universe and 'endra' meaning lord. |
| Yoshit | Young, Boy, Quiet |
| Yoshith | Young, Boy, Quiet |
| Yotak | A constellation |
| Yrishi | A wise and holy sage |
| Yuddha | A brave warrior in battle |
| Yudhajith | Victor in war, A hero, Soldier, Of a king of the kekayas and maternal uncle of Bharata |