भारतीय मूल के बच्चों के नाम
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नाम
31,453 नाम मिले · 25,361–25,400 दिखा रहे हैं
| शिशु का नाम | अर्थ |
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| Eeshandipa | One whose lord is Shiva |
| Eeshvarkanta | Beloved of the Supreme Lord |
| Eeshwarananda | Delighted in God |
| Eeshwardatta | Gift from the Supreme Lord |
| Eeshwariprasad | Blessing of the Goddess |
| Egappan | Egappan means 'father's father' or 'paternal grandfather' in Tamil, a Dravidian language spoken in southern India. |
| Eishit | A name meaning desired or wished. |
| Ekaakshu | Ekaakshu means one-eyed or having one eye, often used as a name in Hindu mythology. |
| Ekaatma | Ekaatma means 'one soul' or 'single soul' in Sanskrit, referring to a unified or individual consciousness. |
| Ekabhakt | One who worships a single deity |
| Ekachkra | Ekachkra is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one-pointed' or 'focused' in a spiritual or meditative sense. |
| Ekakshar | A name meaning the single syllable. |
| Ekamaranth | Deity of Shiva at Kanchi |
| Ekamati | A name meaning of one single mind. |
| Ekangika | A name meaning part of one whole. |
| Ekantila | Singly focussed |
| Ekaptala | Sisiter of Goddess Parvati |
| Ekaveera | A famous historical prince |
| Ekchatra | Complete command |
| Ekdeo | A name meaning the only true god. |
| Ekdhu | A name meaning the single smoke. |
| Ekeesha | A gift from the divine creator. |
| Eravantha | Era vantha means 'one who has come' in Tamil, a South Indian language. |
| Eswarapu | Lord Vishnu, a name derived from the Telugu language, referring to the Hindu deity. |
| Fanika | A name meaning to be wealthy. |
| Fannig | Fannig is a variant of the surname Fanning, of Irish origin, meaning 'fair-haired' or 'white-haired'. |
| Fuchsia | A flower; colour |
| Gaalava | Gaalava means 'one who is skilled in the Vedas' or 'versed in the sacred knowledge'. |
| Gabhasti | A Sanskrit name meaning ray. |
| Gajasiras | Head of an elephant, a mythical creature in Hindu and Buddhist mythology, often depicted as a lion-like creature. |
| Gambheerika | One who is very profound. |
| Ganana | The act of counting numbers. |
| Ganavati | Goddess Parvati |
| Gandhajaata | Born from a sweet fragrance. |
| Gandhakusuma | Fragrant blossoms |
| Gandhalata | Fragrant creeper |
| Gandhamaadini | One who is fragrant. |
| Gandhamalati | A fragrant jasmine flower. |
| Gandhamohini | One who charms by scent. |
| Gandhapushpa | Fragrant flower |