Tag: Indian names

Harish originates in Sanskrit and means "king of the apes". As a masculine given name it is mainly used in

Harisha is a variant of Harish. Harish originates in Sanskrit and means "king of the apes". As a masculine given

Harshad originates in Sanskrit and means "felicity". As a masculine given name it is mainly used in India, in the

Anuj originates in Sanskrit and means "born second". In India it is usually given to a younger sibling. Its usage

Kalidasa originates in Sanskrit and means "Kali's servant". In Hinduism, Kali is a goddess and wife of Shiva. Kalidasa is

Karan is a variant of Karna. Karna originates in Sanskrit and means "ear". This was the name of one of

Karna originates in Sanskrit and means "ear". This was the name of one of the greatest warriors in the epic

Kapila originates in Sanskrit and means "brown red". In Hinduism, this was the name of a sage and an incarnation

Jitinder is a variant of Jitendra. Jitendra originates in Sanskrit and means "conqueror of senses". As a masculine given name

Kunala originates in Sanskrit and means "water lily". This was the name of the heir to the Mauryan Empire, which

Lakshmana originates in Sanskrit and means "marked with luck". In Hinduism, this was the name of a hero in the

Devdan originates in Sanskrit and means "god's present". As a masculine given name it is mainly used in India, in

Madhava originates in Sanskrit and means "born in springtime". As a masculine given name it is mainly used in India,