Sanskrit Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List) - Page 7
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Sanskrit is an ancient Indo-Aryan language in which the most ancient documents are the Vedas, composed in what is called Vedic Sanskrit. The names of people in Sanskrit are typically composed of a given name and a family name. The given name is the personal name, while the family name is derived from the father’s name and is used as a last name
This collection has all Sanskrit Baby Names - traditional, modern, religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Sanskrit baby names to help you make the right choice!
You can explore Sanskrit baby names: Alphabetically (A–Z) By gender (boy, girl, unisex) By starting or ending letters By meaning and origin Click on any baby name to view its meaning, background, pronunciation, and related names.
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Sanskrit Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Girl | One who is devoted to study; scholarly | |
| Girl | One who is devoted to learning; Scholarly | |
 Boy | The first or foremost, primeval; Beginning; Firstborn; A son of the asura Andhaka Killed by Shiva (P. Purana). | |
| Boy | The primeval power | |
| Boy | One who brings about prosperity and happiness | |
| Boy | The primary or the first evil or demon | |
| Boy | The first or primary Lord | |
| Boy | The primary creator; Lord Brahma | |
| Boy | In German it means noble. In Sanskrit it means Primitive or original | |
| Boy | The primary roots of a person | |
| Boy | From the primary root | |
| Boy | The primitive root or a person | |
| Boy | The primary or first idol; Lord Vishnu | |
| Boy | The first or primary Lord; Lord Vishnu | |
| Boy | The original or supreme leader; first among leaders | |
| Boy | Supreme Lord; The eternal ruler | |
| Boy | To light a fire or a shining light | |
| Boy | First son or first prince. | |
| Girl | First daughter or princess | |
| Boy | The first king of a dynasty | |
| Boy | The primary charioteer | |
| Boy | The first prosperity of happiness | |
| Boy | The primal remains or residue | |
| Girl | The primary power, the Goddess of Supreme power | |
| Boy | The primal exalted person | |
 Unisex | The primal Lord, the first Lord; The Foremost (God) | |
| Boy | The primal lion or the primal boundary | |
| Boy | The primary head for religious sacrifice | |
| Boy | The primary noble or honoured person | |
| Boy | The supreme Lord | |
| Girl | One who belongs to the Sun; The first root | |
| Girl | Sun; radiant; one who shines brightly | |
| Boy | Lord of the sun, or peak; From the beginning | |
| Girl | The Hindu deity of sky and fertility | |
| Boy | The friend of Lord of Sun | |
| Boy | Sun God; Lord Surya; One who shines bright | |
| Boy | The sun-God, Lord of Sun | |
| Boy | One who protects the sun, protector of sun | |
| Boy | The lover of sun, one who infatuate sun | |
| Girl | Goddess; Divine feminine energy | |
| Boy | Augmented by glory ; One who embellishes the sun | |
| Boy | Part of the Sun; Divine radiance | |
| Boy | Sun God; Belonging to the Sun; Son of Aditi; Radiant and Powerful | |
| Unisex | Offered hands (Anjal) to the Sun God (Aditya); a salutation or reverence to the Sun | |
| Boy | One who loves the Lord of sun | |
| Boy | Lord of Sun; Lord Krishna | |
| Boy | The primal seer; Lord Brahma | |
| Boy | The fire or a burning fire, flames | |
| Boy | Something very difficult or tough | |
| Boy | In Hebrew it means majesty of God. In Sanskrit it means Rock | |
