Baby Names belongs to Sathabishta nakshatra
Baby names belonging to Sathabishta nakshatra are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
20,967 names found · showing 16,561–16,600
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Salaahuddin | The right path, or the path of righteousness. |
| Salaat | Prayer, or a call to prayer. |
| Salees | A prayer, or a call to prayer. |
| Samh | A gift from God, a blessing. |
| Samhaan | A gift from God, a blessing. |
| Samhun | A gift from God, a blessing. |
| Samihi | Belonging to God, or a gift from God. |
| Samooh | A group, or a gathering. |
| Sandar | A gift from God, a blessing. |
| Saniar | A person who is a great supporter. |
| Sanubar | Beautiful, lovely, or charming |
| Saqqar | Desert or arid land |
| Saqri | Gift or present |
| Saqrun | Gift or present |
| Saraab | Mirage or illusion |
| Sardee | Gift or present |
| Sarou | Gift or present |
| Sattaar | Gift or present |
| Savak | Gift or present |
| Saviz | Gift or present |
| Sawalan | Gift or present |
| Sawrat | Gift or present |
| Sawwan | Gift or present |
| Seef | Gift or present |
| Seepan | Gift or present |
| Seid | Gift or present |
| Sendid | Gift or present |
| Shoil | A person who is skilled in the art of poetry and literature. |
| Shuaif | A person who is skilled in the art of poetry and literature. |
| Shuhrokh | A person who is skilled in the art of poetry and literature. |
| Shulaykhan | From the Arabic word for 'lion-like' or 'strong and fierce' |
| Shuqair | Derived from the Arabic word for 'young man' or 'youth' |
| Shuqairah | Feminine form of 'shuqair', meaning 'young woman' or 'youthful' |
| Shuqairy | Variant of 'shuqair', meaning 'young man' or 'youth' |
| Shuqur | Derived from the Arabic word for 'young man' or 'youth' |
| Shuraif | Meaning 'noble' or 'aristocratic' |
| Sibghat Ullah | Meaning 'ornament of God' or 'blessing of God' |
| Sih | Derived from the Arabic word for 'lion' or 'strong' |
| Sirvan | Meaning 'servant' or 'attendant' |
| Sobhi | Derived from the Arabic word for 'morning' or 'dawn' |