Baby Names With Vedic Origin

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Baby Names With Vedic Origin

Anjali	Anjali means “offering a prayer with palms
Avantika	Avantika means “light of lamps.” It is typically used for girls.
Anuraga	Anuraga means “in love with.” It is typically used for girls.
Arjun	Arjun means “one who is a hero”. It is typically used for boys.
Anandi	Anandini, meaning good luck and happiness, is the feminine form of the name Anand. It is typically used for girls. The masculine form or title (used in addressing a man) is Ananda or Anando.
Dhananjay	Dhananjaya means “one who conquers wealth” and is used for boys.
Dhruv	Dhruv means “fixed or steady” and is used for boys.
Anjali	Ernst Handel
Divakar	Divakar means “divine light” and is used for boys.
Durganand	Durganand means divine bliss and is used for boys.
Aarohi	Aarohi means “the ascending one” and is used for girls.
Arunima	Arunima means “the radiant one” and is used for girls..
Anshu	Anshu means “one who is the first to rise in the morning” and is used for girls.
Manasi	Manasi means “mind.” It is a derivative of the Sanskrit word manas (mind). In Hindu texts, this word for mind also has a number of other meanings, such as thought, idea, concept, imagination, memory, and intellect. The name can be created by mixing the sounds of Ma and Na together, as in Manali or Manasha.
Ravi	Ravi means “the sun’s rays”. It is typically used for boys. (there are many other names which have the same meaning)
Sanjna	Sanjna means “wisdom”. It is typically used for girls.
Tanvir	Tanweer means “one who has been trusted. It is typically used for boys.
Adhitya	Adhitya means “sun” and is used for boys.
Jayanta	Jyotiraditya means “light of knowledge” and is used for boys.
Prakash	Prakash means “light” and is used for boys.
Govind	Govinda means “one who protects people” and is used for boys
Keshav	Keshava means “one who has beautiful hair”. It is typically used for boys.
Keshari	Keshari means “grass.” It is typically used for boys.
Mukta	Mukta means “one who has achieved spiritual liberation”. It is typically used for girls.
Pavitra	Pavitra denotes “all pervading light.” It is typically used for boys.
Mukunda	Mukunda means “one who pleases others” and is used for boys.
Nandana	Nandana means “one who is always laughing.” It is typically used for boys.
Nisha	Nisha means “one who has a lot of hair”. It is typically used for girls.
Laksha	Laksha means “goal”. It is typically used for boys
Pratyusha	Pratyusha means “a ray of light.” It is typically used for girls.
Ganges	Ganges flows from the holy river Ganga and is associated with devotees and God. It is typically used for girls.
Rukma	Rukma means “ear ornament”. It is typically used for girls.
Sukhmati	Sukhmati means “one who is happy”. It is typically used for girls.

Conclusion

When it comes to Indian names, there can be a plethora of such great names derived from Sanskrit and Hindu cultures. Unlike some other cultures, it is easy to find baby names that are unique yet have a long history behind them. This makes Sanskrit baby names the perfect fit for anyone looking for something special and meaningful.