Baby names for Meen rashi
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 (7)
- Piya — Beloved, dear one, sweetheart
- Revathi — Meanings families give: Star Revati, prosperous; Prosperity, wealthy, last nakshatra; Prosperous, the last star, Apsara; A star, prosperity, wealth
- Priyal — Meanings families give: Beloved, dear one; Beloved, dear; Beloved, pleasing, dear one
- Padmaja — Meanings families give: Lotus-born, born from the lotus; Goddess Lakshmi, born from lotus; Born of lotus, Lakshmi; Born from lotus, Goddess Lakshmi
- Foram — Meanings families give: Fragrance, aroma; Fragrance, pleasant scent
- Zahra — Flower, shining, bright
- Falguni — Born in Falgun; spring season child
Boy & unisex names (54)
- Pratham — n. foremost, first (in time or in a series or in rank)
- Prithvi — Meanings families give: Earth, world, the ground; Earth, wide, expansive
- Pavan — vital air
- Puneet — Pure, holy, sacred
- Pranjal — Simple, honest, straight
- Pranit — Humble, led forward, courteous
- Pritish — Loved by all, dear to everyone
- Param — chief, highest, primary, most prominent or conspicuous
- Prem — Meanings families give: Love, affection; Love, affection, devotion
- Priyam — Beloved, dear, cherished
- Pravar — Chief, excellent, supreme
- Manish — Lord of the mind, wise and thoughtful intellect
- Pujan — Worship, veneration, prayer
- Piyush — nectar (the drink of immortality produced at the churning of the ocean of milk)
- Prateek — Symbol, representation and emblem of something noble
- Pramit — meted out, measured
- Prachit — Knowledge, well known, famous
- Mayur — Peacock, the beautiful national bird of India
- Fenil — Frothy, light as foam
- Mukesh — Lord of the dumb, a name for Shiva and Vishnu
- Milan — coming together, meeting, contact
- Manmohan — One who captivates the mind, charming and delightful
- Pratap — splendour, brilliancy, glory, majesty, dignity, power, strength
- Mahindra — m. () id. (lit. ‘earth-Indra’)
- Paras — Philosopher's stone, touch that transforms to gold
- Prabhav — Power, influence and the impact of divine presence
- Mahin — The earth, great and powerful like the Earth itself
- Mukund — Giver of liberation, one who frees from bondage
- Palash — Flame of the forest tree, the sacred Butea tree
- Pulkit — Thrilled, overjoyed and filled with excitement
- Manjeet — Conqueror of the mind, one who has won within
- Prasanna — soothed, pleased
- Mahesha — Lord Shiva, the greatest of all divine beings
- Prabal — n. strong, powerful, mighty, great, important (as a word), violent (as pain)
- Mahavir — a gr hero
- Pushkar — Blue lotus, a sacred lake, one who nourishes all
- Pavitr — n. purifying, averting evil, pure, holy, sacred, sinless, beneficent
- Mridul — soft
- Prathik — One who stands as a symbol of goodness and virtue
- Munish — Lord of sages, ruler of the wise and holy men
- Pavit — Pure, sacred and sanctified by divine grace
- Purushotam — Best among men, the supreme and perfect person
- Priyesh — Beloved lord, the dear master of all hearts
- Pranavansh — Born of Om, a divine fragment of the sacred syllable
- Pragun — n. straight (lit. and lig.), right, correct, honest, upright
- Praval — Coral, brave and courageous like the precious stone
- Parambir — Supreme warrior, the greatest and most courageous
- Purush — Man, the cosmic male principle, the supreme person
- Prajit — Victorious one, one who wins in righteous battle
- Markand — A devotee who conquered death through Shiva's grace
- Manojav — the speed or swiftness of thought
- Mithilesh — King of Mithila, a name for Janaka, father of Sita
- Pradesh — Region, land and territory of great beauty
- Mahotsav — Great festival, auspicious celebration and ceremony