Punarvasu Nakshatra Baby Names with Meanings - Page 2

A non complementary Anglo-Saxon name

Eight; Also means a bee or flowerpot

Brave breaker or destroyer of evil

Eighth Son; A variant transcription is Hachiro

Norman personal name

Scottish and Norman Persons name

The names of Scottish Personels

Old name of Norman and scottish personal

Servant, one who serves

Myrtle tree, noble spirit

Tiger

Object, goal, target

Mistletoe, a plant

Glory, magnificence, splendor

A stunning or spectacular ornament,

A stunning or spectacular ornament,

Hadas is one of the 'four species' used on Sukkot with the lulav and etrog

Myrtle tree in Hebrew

The Myrtle tree in the Hebrew

Variant of Myrtle tree in Hebrew

Beautiful

One who is guided

A heath covered slope

Wise

Myrtle Tree; Hebrew name of Queen Esther

From the heath

This is a variation of Harriet, from the nickname Haddasha which means Myrtle Tree

This is a variation of Harriet, from the nickname Haddasha which means Myrtle Tree

This is a variation of Harriet, from the nickname Haddasha which means Myrtle Tree

Child of the heather-filled valley

One who came from Haddo; It is of medieval Scottish origin, a location name from Aberdeen

Old English - From the Heather Meadow; Field of Heather; A variation of Hadley

Taken from the name of the plant having very small leaves

Guiding to the Right; Director; Guide; A variant of Hadi

Gorgeus

Speech or dialogue of the almighty.

Basically Abdul Muzanni was a narrator of Hadith.

Destroyer

Unseen; Dark God of the Underworld; A variant of Haides

Roger of Mortimer's wife

Present; Attending; A variant of Hadhir

Present; Attending; A variant of Hadheer

Devoted; Kind; Compassionate

Iron, sharp, speedy, strong, quick, pointed

Sword; Weapon; A variant spelling is Hadida

Garden, Flower garden, Garden with roses

Beautiful, stunning, striking, the sound of thunder

History,belief, tradition, custom

Gift, reward, souvenir, donation, prize

variation of the name hadley