Punarvasu nakshatra baby names
Traditional Hindu association (rashi / nakshatra) — cultural, not a rule. Traditional rashi (by first letter, as commonly listed in this corpus) — not a personalized astrological reading.
Girl names (75)
- Kavya — a poem, poetical composition with a coherent plot by a single author (opposed to an Itihāsa)
- Divya — Meanings families give: Divine, heavenly; Divine, heavenly, brilliant; Divine, heavenly, brilliant light; Divine, brilliant, beautiful
- Yashvi — Meanings families give: Famous, successful; Famous, successful, glorious; Famous, fortunate; Famous, glorious, brilliant
- Khushi — Happiness, joy
- Sreeja — Meanings families give: Goddess Lakshmi, auspicious; Born of Lakshmi, prosperity
- Gayathri — Meanings families give: Sacred Vedic hymn; A sacred Vedic hymn, mother of Vedas
- Keerthi — Meanings families give: Fame, glory; Fame, glory, reputation
- Janhavi — Daughter of Jahnu, river Ganga
- Gayatri — Meanings families give: Mother of the Vedas, divine hymn; Sacred Vedic hymn, singer
- Harshita — gladdened, delighted, charmed, pleased
- Sunitha — Well-conducted, virtuous, good guidance
- Komal — Meanings families give: Soft, tender; Tender, soft, gentle, delicate; Soft, delicate, tender; Tender, soft, gentle; Soft, gentle and tender
- Pranavi — Sacred syllable Om, divine
- Gowri — Meanings families give: Fair one, Parvati; Goddess Parvati, fair complexioned; White, pure, Goddess Parvati
- Sreevidya — Sacred knowledge, Goddess Saraswati
- Surabhi — Meanings families give: Fragrant, the divine cow, scented; Fragrant, perfumed, the wish-fulfilling cow
- Geetanjali — Meanings families give: Offering of songs, musical garland; Offering of songs; collection of devotional songs; Offering of songs; Tagore work
- Kalyani — Meanings families give: Auspicious, one who brings welfare; Auspicious, beautiful, fortunate; Auspicious, bestower of good fortune; Auspicious, fortunate, goddess Lakshmi; Auspicious, blessed, prosperous
- Geetha — Meanings families give: Song, Bhagavad Gita, melody; Song, the Bhagavad Gita; Song, the Bhagavad Gita, divine melody
- Ketaki — Meanings families give: A fragrant flower; A fragrant flower, Pandanus; Screw pine flower, yellow flower
- Krishnapriya — Meanings families give: Beloved of Krishna; Beloved of Krishna, dear to Krishna
- Chandana — Meanings families give: Sandalwood, fragrant, auspicious; Sandalwood, fragrant; Sandalwood paste; one who is fragrant and pure; Sandalwood, fragrant and auspicious
- Gaytri — Goddess of Vedas, divine mother
- Dipti — brightness, light, splendour
- Suchithra — Beautiful image, attractive painting
- Karuna — ‘causing pity or compassion’, one of the Rasas or sentiments of a poem, the pathetic sentiment
- Jayashree — Goddess of victory
- Chandani — Moonlight, river of moonbeams
- Pavani — holy basil
- Kalpana — ‘forming in the imagination, inventing’, composition of a poem
- Debjani — Gift of God, divine
- Yami — N. of Yama's twin-sister (who is identified in Post-vedic mythology with the river-goddess Yamunā)
- Gunjan — Meanings families give: Humming of bees, murmuring; Humming, buzzing of bees
- Chandrika — Meanings families give: Moonlight, moonbeam; Moonlight, moonlit, of the moon; Moonlight, luminous, bright
- Poojitha — Worshipped, honoured
- Akshitha — Permanent, imperishable
- Gehna — Jewellery, ornaments
- Sita — Meanings families give: Goddess Sita, furrow, white; Goddess Sita, furrow, wife of Rama
- Sulekha — Well-written, good script, beautiful
- Maithili — From Mithila, another name of Sita
- Lata — a creeper, any creeping or winding plant or twining tendril
- Jalpa — Speech, conversation
- Kaushalya — Skilled, mother of Lord Rama
- Dipsikha — Flame of a lamp, tip of fire
- Darshana — Vision, perception, philosophical view
- Kasturi — Meanings families give: Musk deer fragrance, perfume; Musk deer; precious fragrant substance
- Jaganmohini — Enchantress of the universe
- Jayanti — Meanings families give: Victorious, daughter of Indra; Victorious; born on a day of victory
- Sukanti — Beautiful, of good appearance
- Kanchana — n. golden, made or consisting of gold
- Kamakshi — Meanings families give: Love-eyed, Goddess with love in eyes; Goddess with loving eyes, Parvati; Love-eyed goddess, Parvati
- Diptirekha — Line of light, radiant streak
- Kausalya — Mother of Rama, skilled, talented
- Hemakshi — Golden eyes, eyes like gold
- Kalika — an unblown flower
- Gangabai — Lady of the Ganga, sacred woman
- Kripa — Grace, mercy, divine blessing
- Nirmalbai — Pure and clean lady, spotless woman
- Hemanya — Golden, one with a golden aura
- Vimalbai — Pure and spotless lady
- Gunasundari — Beautiful with virtues
- Dakshina — Donation given to priest, capable
- Kunti — Mother of the Pandavas, a spear
- Gunwati — Virtuous woman, full of good qualities
- Induja — Meanings families give: Born of the moon, daughter of Indu; Moon-born, daughter of moon
- Kaishori — Adolescent girl, young woman
- Kirtida — One who bestows fame, glorious
- Sangeetabai — Lady of music, melodious one
- Hiranya — Gold, the precious metal
- Chandramukhi — Moon-faced, beautiful as the moon
- Chitrangada — Warrior princess of Manipur
- Girijasuta — Born of the mountain, Parvati
- Indumukhi — Moon-faced, beautiful like moon
- Chitrini — Variegated woman, one with many talents
- Iravati — The Ravi river, full of milk
Boy & unisex names (90)
- Yash — Meanings families give: Glory, fame; Fame, glory, success, celebrity; Fame, glory, success; Success, glory, fame
- Krish — Meanings families give: Lord Krishna; Short form of Krishna, dark, attractive
- Karan — Clever, talented, Arjuna
- Madhav — Meanings families give: Sweet one, born in spring, a name of Lord Krishna; Born in spring, Krishna; Lord Krishna, sweet as honey
- Harsh — joy, pleasure, happiness (also personified as a son of Dharma)
- Karthik — Meanings families give: Bestower of courage; Son of Shiva, god of war; Son of Shiva, lord of war
- Kiaan — Ancient, king
- Kush — the sacred grass used at certain religious ceremonies (Poa cynosuroides, a grass with long pointed stalks)
- Jayan — Meanings families give: Victorious, one who wins; Winner, victorious
- Rama — pleasing, delighting, rejoicing
- Jagabandhu — Friend of the world, Lord Jagannath
- Hemant — Meanings families give: Winter, the cold season, golden and of early winter; Gold, winter season; Winter season; golden
- Satvik — Pure, virtuous and of pure and noble nature
- Kaan — Lord Krishna, ear
- Kabeer — Great, mighty
- Goutham — Lord Buddha, remover of darkness
- Koushik — From the Kushika lineage; sage Vishwamitra
- Kriyaan — Action, one who acts
- Kushal — Meanings families give: Clever, skilled; Expert, clever, skilled
- Kavi — Poet
- Vikas — expansion, development
- Jigar — Meanings families give: Heart, courageous liver, brave and daring person; Heart, courage, bravery; Beloved; heart; liver (seat of courage)
- Gautam — Lord Buddha; one who removes darkness
- Kashyap — Meanings families give: A sage, seer; Ancient sage, tortoise, the progenitor of creation
- Maruti — Lord Hanuman, son of the wind
- Kulwinder — Meanings families give: Lord of family; God of the family lineage, clan's lord
- Narayanan — Meanings families give: Lord Vishnu, son of Nara; Abode of man, Vishnu, the cosmic deity
- Govinda — Lord Vishnu, one who pleases cows
- Ajitsingh — Unconquered warrior, invincible lion
- Kishore — Meanings families give: Young boy, adolescent and youthful one; Young, a colt; Young, colt, adolescent; Young boy; adolescent; deer; Young, youthful, adolescent
- Shyam — Meanings families give: Dark complexioned, a beloved name for Lord Krishna; Dark, Krishna, cloud-like, beautiful dark one
- Subrata — One who follows good rituals; virtuous
- Jainil — Victory of Jain God
- Ganapati — (-) (g. -) the leader of a class or troop or assemblage
- Jayaprakash — Light of victory
- Giridhar — One who holds the mountain, Krishna
- Harikrishnan — Hari and Krishna, dual divine name
- Jitendr — Conqueror of senses; Indra
- Gajsingh — Elephant warrior, mighty one
- Sankalp — Resolution, firm determination and sacred vow
- Yagnesh — Meanings families give: Lord of yagna, Vishnu; Lord of sacrifice; fire deity; Lord of sacrifices; Agni
- Raghunathsingh — Lion of Lord Raghunath
- Chakradhar — Bearer of the chakra, Vishnu
- Krishnaraj — King of Krishna, divine royal one
- Krishnakumar — Young Krishna, son of Lord Krishna
- Sreekrishnan — Auspicious Krishna, blessed divine one
- Kesho — Lord Krishna, one with beautiful hair
- Ambadi — A name of Krishna, the cowherd village
- Muralikrishnan — Krishna the flute player, melodious divine
- Radhakrishnan — Radha and Krishna combined, divine union
- Vasudevan — Son of Vasudeva, Krishna
- Suyash — Great fame, excellent reputation and glorious honor
- Shekhar — a peak, summit, crest (of a mountain)
- Vidyapati — Lord of learning, famous Maithili poet
- Jyotishman — Luminous, full of light
- Gopalakrishnan — Krishna the cowherd, protector of cows
- Shyamkumar — Young dark one, son of Krishna
- Devesh — Lord of the gods, supreme ruler of all deities
- Chirantan — Eternal, everlasting; ancient
- Gyanananda — Bliss of knowledge, learned
- Chitrasen — King of the visual arts, celestial musician
- Sudeep — Brilliantly illuminated, bright and shining light
- Tanuj — Son, one born of the body, offspring of divine love
- Sutapa — One who performs great austerities; sage
- Sambhav — Possible, born of everything, a manifestation
- Shivraj — Shiva is king, the ruling lord of all creation
- Sharad — Autumn season, crisp and pleasant autumn months
- Savan — Monsoon, the rainy season, the month of Shravan
- Tarlochansingh — Three-eyed warrior, Shiva's champion
- Sanjit — Completely victorious, winning on all fronts
- Hemachandra — Golden moon
- Divaansh — Part of the divine, a fraction of the supreme light
- Shambhu — Auspicious abode, Lord Shiva the source of joy
- Saket — Heaven, the abode of Rama, a sacred holy place
- Phoolchand — Flower moon, delicate and luminous
- Kalidasa — N. of a celebrated poet
- Kansingh — Bronze warrior, metal strong fighter
- Tilak — Sacred mark on forehead, auspicious and ornamental
- Digvijay — Conqueror of all directions, victorious everywhere
- Sachidanandan — Sat-Chit-Ananda, pure existence consciousness bliss
- Tatvam — Truth, essence and the fundamental principle of being
- Shrikar — Bestower of wealth, one who creates prosperity
- Durgesh — Lord of forts, master of strongholds and castles
- Trilok — Three worlds, lord of earth, heaven and the netherworld
- Sukant — very handsome
- Chitesh — Lord of the soul, master of consciousness
- Dayaram — Compassionate as Rama, merciful lord of grace
- Dwarkanath — Lord of Dwarka, Krishna as master of the holy city
- Tejendra — Lord of radiance, master of all light and brilliance
- Chatresh — Lord of the four directions, master of all realms