| Niksan | A person who is very honest. |
| Nikun | One who Brings Good Things |
| Nilish | Lord of the blue atmosphere. |
| Nilomay | One who is full of blue sky. |
| Nithen | A person who is very gifted. |
| Panku | One who is pure and innocent. |
| Panthulu | A teacher or a learned guide. |
| Parikshat | Name of an Ancient King |
| Parmeswar | The Supreme Spirit |
| Parmjeet | Supremely Victorious |
| Pattishan | Derived from Patti, a Sanskrit word for 'foot' or 'base'. |
| Pinchoo | Unusual or uncommon name, possibly of African or Asian origin |
| Popatrao | A name meaning parrot king. |
| Prabhudheva | God in human form or deity. |
| Pradnyesh | Lord of wisdom and intellect. |
| Pradumn | Son of Lord Krishna |
| Pragvansh | Name of Lord Vishnu |
| Amitraj | King of Infinites |
| Amole | Something that is priceless. |
| Amruthraj | King of happiness or joy, a Sanskrit name with royal connotations |
| Prasanjeet | One who Concorde Happiness |
| Premkant | A beloved or dear husband. |
| Priansu | Ray of Sunlight |
| Pundlik | A lotuseyed holy devotee. |
| Pushkaraj | A precious yellow sapphire gem. |
| Pushkraj | One who is like a lotus flower. |
| Pushpkumar | Decorated with Flowers |
| Puspendrasinh | Brave and powerful, a name with Gujarati and Sanskrit roots |
| Radhesham | Lord Krishna, beloved of Radha. |
| Ragawa | A Sanskrit name meaning 'charming' or 'attractive' |
| Ragbindra | A melody of the divine Lord. |
| Raghay | A variant of Raghu, meaning 'charming' or 'attractive' |
| Ragvendra | The supreme lord of melodies. |
| Rajabhau | Lord of the kings, a title of respect in Marathi culture |
| Rajanand | Joy of the king, a name combining Sanskrit and Hindi roots |
| Rajankumar | Prince of the king, a name with regal connotations |
| Rajasab | A kingly and noble gentleman. |
| Rajeshawar | The great lord of all kings. |
| Rajhanshu | Celestial or Royal Swan |
| Rajkummar | A young prince of the realm. |