| Bahghwanti | One who is full of good fortune. |
| Bahiravi | A name for a musical melody. |
| Bahubalia | One who possesses great strength. |
| Baishalian | A person from the city Vaishali. |
| Bakulitaa | Garland of flowers |
| Balabandhu | A friend to the young people. |
| Baladhara | One who possesses great strength. |
| Balamitra | A friend to the young or strong. |
| Balaprasoo | Balarams mother |
| Balashalin | One who is powerful and mighty. |
| Balesha | The lord of strength and power. |
| Baleshvara | The supreme lord of all power. |
| Barsh | Meaning rain or a downpour. |
| Basaveshwari | Goddess Parvathi |
| Bhadravathi | King Pareekshits wife |
| Bhagyatara | A lucky star bringing good fortune. |
| Bhaktavatsala | Protector of devotees |
| Bhamanad | Happiness of knowledge |
| Buddhikama | Buddhikama means 'one who has attained the state of enlightenment' or 'enlightened one' in Sanskrit. |
| Budhapriya | One liked by Buddha |
| Candamunda | Candamunda is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely' and is also a place name in India. |
| Candavata | Candavata is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely' and is associated with the goddess Lakshmi. |
| Candogra | Candogra means 'beautiful or lovely mountain' in Sanskrit, derived from 'cana' meaning beautiful and 'griha' meaning mountain. |
| Candrali | Candrali is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful lotus' or 'lovely flower' in Hindu and Buddhist cultures. |
| Catuskarni | Catuskarni is a Sanskrit name meaning 'four-armed' or 'having four arms', likely referring to a deity or avatar. |
| Catuspatha | A Sanskrit name meaning 'a path or road' or 'a way of life'. |
| Chadracharya | A teacher of the moon. |
| Chaityaka | A sacred place or shrine. |
| Chakkubai | Chakkubai means 'one who has a sharp tongue' or 'one with a sharp and clever speech'. |
| Chakraka | A small wheel or circular disc. |
| Chandah | Refers to the moon or moonlight. |
| Chandraanshu | A beam of the moons light. |
| Chandraas | Bow of Lord Shiva |
| Chandrabhala | One wearing the moon as crest. |
| Chandrah | A name meaning the bright moon. |
| Chandrajita | One who has conquered the moon. |
| Chandrakina | A name meaning moonlike beauty. |
| Chinnambal | Chinnambal means 'young river' or 'small river' in Tamil, a Dravidian language spoken in southern India. |
| Choudhari | Choudhari is a surname of Indian origin, meaning 'lord of the land' or 'landowner'. |
| Chubashini | Chubashini is a Georgian surname meaning 'from Chubasheni', a village in the country of Georgia. |