Baby Names belongs to Simha rashi
Baby names belonging to Simha rashi are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
12,971 names found · showing 4,121–4,160
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Merodach | Bitter contrition. |
| Merolla | A name meaning of the bitter sea. |
| Merom | Eminences, elevations. |
| Meronothite | My singing, rejoicing, bearing rule. |
| MEROPE | myth name (foster mother of Oedipus) |
| Meroz | Secret, leanness. |
| Merpati | An Indonesian word meaning a dove. |
| Merree | Lighthearted; Happy |
| Merrel | Sparkling Sea; Famous |
| Merrell | A name meaning from the sea hill. |
| Merrett | Little Famous One |
| Merri | Mirthful: joyous. Also an abbreviation of Meredith. |
| Merric | Ruler of the sea |
| Merrick | Strong ruler. Ruler of sea |
| Merrie | Mirthful: joyous. Also an abbreviation of Meredith. |
| Merrielle | Lighthearted; Happy |
| Merrik | ruler of the sea |
| Merril | A name meaning a bright sea spirit. |
| Merrilee | Mirthful: joyous. Also an abbreviation of Meredith. |
| Merrili | Lighthearted; Happy |
| Merrill | A name meaning of the shining sea. |
| Merrily | Happy; Lighthearted |
| Merrion | Variant of Meirion: Name derived from the old county of Merionethshire. |
| Merritt | Little famous one |
| Merry | Mirthful: joyous. Also an abbreviation of Meredith. |
| Merryl | A name meaning a joyful sea child. |
| Merryn | Merryn is a Cornish name meaning 'sea' or 'ocean', also associated with the word 'merry'. |
| Mersc | An old term meaning a marshy land. |
| Mersey | A river boundary or border |
| Mersiha | The most beautiful |
| MERT | lover of silence |
| Merta | A name meaning beloved one |
| Merte | A variant of the name Martha |
| Mertice | A name meaning pleasant one |
| Mertie | From a Sea Town |
| Mertis | Botanical Name; The Myrtle is a Dark Green Shrub with Pink or White Blossoms |
| Mertise | A name meaning joyful soul |
| Merton | From the farm by the sea |
| Mertysa | A name meaning happy spirit |
| Meru | Famous mountain in Hindu mythology, high point |