Sanskrit: three-eyed; a name of Shiva.
Sanskrit: a respectful ritual offering, often water given to a deity or honored guest.
Sanskrit-rooted modern name associated with urvi, “earth” or “the wide one.”
Warrior
Vision, perception
Pearl
Aristocratic lady, high born girl, princess
Arya is an Indo-Iranian name from Sanskrit ?rya, meaning “noble” or “honourable.”
Sanskrit gada means “mace” or “club”; it is associated with Hanuman in Hindu tradition.
Sight, vision, or seeing; the connection with Krishna is devotional usage rather than the literal meaning of the name.
The listed meaning pure is not established for Mehan. In Sanskrit, mehana is a vulgar anatomical/urinary term, so this spelling should not be presented as meaning pure.
Nivaan is a modern Indian name, but its exact Sanskrit derivation and the gloss holy are not reliably established.
Restless or active; Sanskrit chandra means moon, but the association with Chandra is a separate traditional gloss.
Tender, soft, or delicate; from Sanskrit komala.
Avyan is used as a modern Indian name and is often glossed as perfect or without imperfection, but the Sanskrit derivation is uncertain.
Young or youthful, from Sanskrit yuvan; association with Shiva is devotional rather than the literal meaning.
Belonging to or derived from the sages (rishis); sacred or traditional. The claim war-like is unsupported.
Fearless
Lord vishnu
Goddess parvati
Rudrika is sometimes given a connection with Rudra or Shiva, but the exact meaning of this spelling is not securely established. “Consort of Lord Shiva” is more properly associated with Rudrani/Parvati and should not be presented as a certain literal meaning.
Protector
Revered
Ragu is a form of Raghu, the name of a heroic king in Hindu epic tradition and an ancestor of Rama; it does not mean “God is gracious.”
Beloved or dear; from Sanskrit priya.
From the river indus
Wise, knowledgeable
Variant of araya, meaning a way of prayer
Truth
gem, preciousstone
Fair, open minded, pure, brilliant, a pandava prince, brilliant, bright
Broad like sky
Goddess
More commonly spelledavaya, this name means one who has arrived
Delightful, pleasing
Belongs to the earth
Good assessment
Light of sun
Homage, offring with both hands
Sun
Olivia olivia olive tree
Of sanskrit origin meaning illusion, dreams, a popular indian name
Variant of taj, to surround, to encircle
Excellent, first, god of the sky
Tiger-like, ferocious
Nation, mother, horse
The sun
Lord krishna, name of the river (incarnation of lord vishnu, who delivered bhagavad gita, cousin of kunti, friend and charioteer of arjuna)