| Nishithi | Night or a peaceful evening. |
| Nishithini | A name meaning the night. |
| Nishk | Gold, Golden ornament for the neck or golden vessel |
| Nishka | An honest or pure person. |
| Nishkain | One who is free from all desires. |
| Nishkaina | A person devoid of any cravings. |
| Nishkala | Linga Form of Shiva; Without Division; Pure; Name of Goddess Lakshmi |
| Nishkalanka | Without Stain; Faultless |
| Nishkalanth | Giving Purity; Lord Shiva; Holy |
| Nishkama | Acting without selfish motives. |
| Nishkamuka | Someone who lacks any longing. |
| Nishkarana | Without any specific reason or cause. |
| Nishkarsh | The essence or core of a matter. |
| Nishkarsha | The final conclusion or summary. |
| Nishla | One who is steady and unwavering. |
| Nishma | Eyes or Moonlight; Bright |
| Nishmitha | Nishmitha means 'beautiful morning' or 'auspicious morning' in Sanskrit, symbolizing a bright and hopeful start. |
| Nishna | Someone who is skilled or expert. |
| Nishok | Filled with happiness; Happy |
| Nishoka | Happy, Satisfied |
| Nishokha | One who is free from all sorrow. |
| Nishpar | Boundless, Unlimited, Limitless |
| Nishpara | One who is free from all limits. |
| Nishra | In her Shadow; Night; Quite |
| Nishree | River; Goddess Lakshmi |
| Nishresh | Nishresh is a Sanskrit name meaning 'victory of the divine' or 'divine triumph'. |
| Nishrita | Someone who is deeply dependent. |
| Nishritha | A person who is very devoted. |
| Nishruta | Nishruta means 'unheard' or 'unseen' in Sanskrit, often associated with a person or thing that is unknown or hidden. |
| Nishta | Very dedicated, Sharp |
| Nishtar | Scalpel. Surgeon's knife. |
| Nishtha | Devotion; Determination; Faith |
| Nishthaa | Deep faith and firm devotion. |
| Nishthavant | One who is full of sincerity. |
| Nishthha | A state of absolute dedication. |
| Nishu | From the word of Nishkarsh |
| Nishushant | Victorious, triumphant, or conqueror, a Sanskrit name symbolizing success and achievement. |
| Nishv | A calm and peaceful individual. |
| Nishvan | Nishvan means 'exalted' or 'elevated' in Persian, referring to someone of high moral character. |
| Nishvik | Everlasting; Forever; Long Lasting |