| Aanam | Gift of Lord Ganesha |
| Aanat | Courteous; Humble |
| Aankhlesh | Aankhlesh is a Sanskrit name meaning 'lotus' or 'beautiful flower' symbolizing spiritual growth and enlightenment. |
| Abhay kumar | Son of king Shrenik |
| Ahmindra | Indra, the Hindu god of thunder, combined with 'a' meaning 'first' or 'upper', signifying a powerful and noble name. |
| Ajey | A person who is never defeated. |
| Ajitnath | Name of the 2 nd teerthankar |
| Akalank | One who has no blame on him, Pure |
| Amoghvarsh | A Jain king of medieval Maharastra |
| Amritchandra | A famous Jain acharya |
| Amrutchandra | A famous Jain acharya |
| Anantnath | Name of the 14 th teerthankar |
| Anjush | Anjush means 'God is my protector' or 'God is my refuge' in Sanskrit. |
| Asesh | Aseesh is a Sanskrit name meaning 'without equal' or 'peerless', signifying someone unique and exceptional. |
| Atith | Atith means 'guest' or 'visitor' in Sanskrit, often used in Indian and Southeast Asian cultures. |
| Bhadrabahu | A famous Jain acharya from medieval India, Guru of Chandragupta |
| Bhamandal | Brother of Seeta |
| Bharam | Bharam means 'weight' or 'burden' in Sanskrit, often used in names to signify responsibility or duty. |
| Bhartendu | Moon of Lord India |
| Bhavyank | Bhavyank means 'great' or 'magnificent' in Sanskrit, often used as a masculine given name. |
| Bhrushit | Bhrushit means 'polished' or 'shining' in Sanskrit, often used to describe a person's character or behavior. |
| Bhumil | Derived from Bhoomi (earth) |
| Bhuvanendra | The king of the entire world. |
| Bindal | Derived from Bindu |
| Chakrawarti | Universal monarch |
| Chakreshwar | Chakreshwar means Lord of the Wheels or Lord of the Chakras, a Hindu deity associated with spiritual growth. |
| Chakrvarti | Universal monarch |
| Chamundrai | Commander in chief of Jain king Gangraj in medieval Karnataka |
| Chandragupta | First emperor of India who became Jain acharya in his later life |
| Chandral | Chandral means 'moon' or 'lunar' in Sanskrit, often associated with the feminine and celestial. |
| Chandrang | Chandrang means 'moon' or 'related to the moon' in Sanskrit, a language of ancient India. |
| Chandraprabhu | Name of the 8 th teerthankar |
| Chitrang | With Multi-coloured Body |
| Danshan | Dan Shan means 'big mountain' in Chinese, referring to a mountainous region in China. |
| Darpin | Darpin is a Persian name meaning 'bringer of joy' or 'one who brings happiness'. |
| Deshbhushan | A Jain acharya in the age of lord Ram |
| Dhanya Kumar | Dhanya Kumar means 'blessed' or 'fortunate' in Sanskrit, with Kumar meaning 'young prince' or 'son'. |
| Dharin | One who Holds; The Bearer |
| Dharmanath | Name of the 15 th teerthankar |
| Dharmin | Derived from Dharm |