| Yamabhagini | Sister of the god of death |
| Yamesh | Lord of the underworld deity |
| Yamira | The moon or a shining light |
| Yashaa | One who is full of salvation. |
| Yashaswati | A person who is very famous. |
| Yasho | One who brings great glory. |
| YashoLakshmi | One who possesses glorious wealth. |
| Yasholekha | A person who writes about glory. |
| Yashonidhi | A treasure house of great fame. |
| Yashub | Loving and understanding child of God |
| Yedugiri | A name meaning a mountain peak. |
| Yekamarnath | A name meaning Lord Shiva. |
| Yekangana | Krishnas sister |
| Yekaparna | Parvatis sister |
| Yekapatala | Parvatis sister |
| Yekata | A name meaning one or unique. |
| Yekavali | A string of pearls or jewels. |
| Yemitha | Queen of Buffalos |
| Yenjal | A name meaning a sweet angel. |
| Yoganta | The end of an era or age. |
| Yutheeka | A name meaning a jasmine. |
| Yuvaraala | Sanskrit name meaning 'belonging to the goddess' or 'devoted to the goddess' |
| Zisya | A name meaning a joyful person. |
| Bhavgnaभवज्ञा | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'to be born' or 'to originate' |
| Haadvika | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the gods' or 'divine' |
| Haahini | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the moon' or 'lunar' |
| Haasitha | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the sun' or 'solar' |
| Hadwik | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the wind' or 'airy' |
| Halisa | Derived from Arabic, meaning 'peace' or 'tranquility' |
| Haneeshya | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the earth' or 'terrestrial' |
| Haniket | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the sky' or 'celestial' |
| Hanithra | It means a beautiful night |
| Hankith | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the sea' or 'marine' |
| Hanusheela | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the stars' or 'stellar' |
| Harakh | One who brings great joy |
| Haranesh | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the mountains' or 'mountainous' |
| Harchit | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the forest' or 'forested' |
| Haribalan | Daughter of Lord Vishnu |
| Harishth | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'born of the gods' or 'divine' |
| Hariteeh | A person who is golden |