Uttara Ashadha nakshatra baby names
Traditional Hindu association (rashi / nakshatra) — cultural, not a rule.
Girl names (17)
- Jyoti — Light, flame, radiance
- Bhumi — Earth, ground, motherland
- Dhara — Earth; flow of water; stream
- Shubhra — White, pure, bright; shining one
- Jupitora — Moonlight
- Janaki — Daughter of Janaka, Goddess Sita
- Sarala — Honest, simple; Odia poet Sarala Das
- Diti — Splendour, brightness; mother of Daityas
- Yamuna — Sacred river Yamuna, twin
- Jagriti — Awakening, consciousness, awareness
- Sibani — Odia goddess, divine feminine
- Sailabala — Girl of the mountain, Parvati
- Suhasini — One who always smiles, pleasant
- Satarupa — She of hundred forms, Saraswati
- Shyamala — Dark complexioned, Goddess Parvati
- Susheela — Good character, virtuous, well-behaved
- Tejkunwar — Radiant princess, glowing royal
Boy & unisex names (24)
- Jainam — Victorious
- Jishnu — Victorious, triumphant
- Jyotirmoy — Lustrous, radiant
- Sudarshan — Beautiful, good-looking, Sudarshana chakra of Vishnu
- Devang — Part of God; divine body
- Satyajit — Victory of truth
- Yasobanta — Famous, glorious
- Sanatan — Eternal, ancient, timeless
- Tathagata — One who has found the truth; the Buddha
- Ramkunwar — Royal descendant of Ram
- Kamlesh — Lord of the lotus, a name for Vishnu or Brahma
- Hemantha — Winter season, gold
- Yatish — Ascetic, devotee, self-controlled
- Krit — Accomplished, one who has done great deeds
- Janardhan — Liberator of men, one who helps those in distress
- Kalash — Sacred pot, the holy vessel filled with nectar
- Ichchhasingh — Warrior of will and desire
- Chotusingh — Four-squared warrior, stable fighter
- Kantilal — Beautiful man, radiant and luminous person
- Kaviraj — King of poets, the supreme master among all poets
- Jigyasu — Eager to learn, curious and inquisitive mind
- Kulbhushan — Ornament of the family, pride and jewel of lineage
- Jaiman — Victorious one, bearer of victory in all battles
- Jivesh — Lord of life, master of all living beings