Baby names for Vrishabh rashi
Traditional Hindu association (rashi / nakshatra) — cultural, not a rule.
Girl names (182)
- Vamika — Goddess Parvati, another name for Durga
- Tara — Star, Goddess, protector
- Navya — Young, new, worth praising
- Trisha — Desire, wish
- Vanya — God is gracious, forest
- Tanvi — Slender, delicate, beautiful
- Vaishnavi — Devotee of Vishnu, goddess power
- Nandini — Daughter, one who brings joy
- Vrinda — Tulsi plant, Radha
- Dhivya — Divine, heavenly, sacred
- Meghana — Cloud, rainy sky
- Tvisha — Bright, glowing
- Dhanya — Fortunate, blessed, grateful
- Varsha — Rain, the rainy season
- Shraddha — Faith, devotion, reverence
- Amrita — Immortal nectar; divine essence of life
- Urvi — Earth, wide
- Nandana — Daughter, happiness, joy
- Ojasvi — Bright, full of vitality
- Niharika — Dewdrops, morning dew
- Tanushri — Beautiful, delicate
- Usha — Dawn, the goddess of dawn
- Megha — Cloud, rain, sky
- Tanisha — Ambition, fairy queen
- Nitya — Eternal, ever present, always
- Bhavana — Feelings, emotions, devotion
- Vidya — Knowledge, learning, wisdom
- Deepthi — Brightness, glow, radiance
- Tarini — Goddess Durga, saviour, one who takes across
- Manasa — Mind, intellect, goddess of serpents
- Viha — Heaven, paradise, blissful place
- Vedika — One who is knowledgeable, altar
- Vidhi — Fate, method, goddess of fortune
- Vihana — Morning, dawn, new day
- Bhoomika — Earth, role
- Madhusmita — Sweet smile, honeyed smile
- Nanditha — Happy, joyful, delighted
- Vaishali — Of ancient city Vaishali, prosperous
- Vaidehi — Goddess Sita
- Namrata — Politeness, humility, modesty
- Bimala — Pure, spotless, Goddess Bimala of Puri temple
- Barsha — Rain, monsoon
- Tejal — Bright, brilliant, lustrous
- Uma — Goddess Parvati, light, tranquility
- Vandana — Salutation, praise, worship
- Nimisha — Momentary, twinkling of an eye
- Nikitha — Abode, dwelling place, earth
- Lakhmi — Odia form of Lakshmi, goddess of wealth
- Viveka — Wisdom, discernment, conscience
- Tarika — Little star, asterisk, female star
- Bhumika — Earth, role, foundation, ground
- Manjari — Cluster of blossoms, spring shoot
- Vijaya — Victory, triumphant, successful
- Veena — A stringed musical instrument, melodious
- Vinitha — Modest, humble, polite
- Thulasi — Holy basil plant, sacred to Vishnu
- Vira — Brave woman, heroine, warrior
- Bhavani — Goddess Bhavani, Parvati, source of life
- Tavishi — Courage, heaven, strong
- Bharathi — Goddess Saraswati, India personified
- Manjusha — A small box of treasure, jewel box
- Nirmala — Pure, clean, spotless
- Rohini — Red cow, the moon, a star
- Vanitha — Woman, wife, beloved
- Krithika — Star in Taurus, Pleiades
- Trishna — Thirst, desire, longing
- Vedica — Of the Vedas, sacred knowledge
- Toral — Folk heroine, brave woman
- Bindhu — A drop, point, Goddess Parvati
- Chetana — Consciousness, intelligence, life
- Varuni — Goddess of water, ocean goddess
- Vini — Humble, modest, well-behaved
- Vasudha — Earth, the ground, all-giving
- Vimala — Pure, spotless, clean
- Mohana — Charming, fascinating, bewitching
- Bansari — Flute; associated with Krishna
- Devi — Goddess, divine female, supreme power
- Bhuvana — World, earth, a living being
- Umadevi — Goddess Uma, Parvati
- Neeraja — Lotus flower, water-born
- Mohini — Most beautiful, enchantress, Mohiniyattam dance
- Nishigandha — Fragrant night flower, tuberose
- Borsha — Rain
- Vasantha — Spring season, youthful
- Bhargavi — Goddess Parvati, daughter of Bhrigu
- Mahitha — Honoured, respected, great
- Sharda — Goddess Saraswati, of autumn
- Bishnupriya — Beloved of Lord Vishnu
- Durga — Goddess who is difficult to approach, invincible
- Nishitha — Midnight, sharp, night
- Sharada — Goddess Saraswati, autumn goddess
- Iswarya — Prosperity, Goddess Lakshmi
- Sitabai — Lady Sita, devoted pure woman
- Visalakshi — Large-eyed, Goddess with wide eyes
- Mythili — Goddess Sita, daughter of Mithila
- Sreedevi — Goddess Lakshmi, prosperous
- Tanmayi — Absorbed in meditation, blissful
- Trusha — Thirst, desire, longing
- Maheswari — Goddess Parvati, great goddess
- Vilasini — Playful, elegant, graceful dancer
- Lakhsmi — Goddess of wealth and fortune
- Mangala — Auspicious, fortunate
- Bhaswati — Shining, radiant, luminous
- Malini — Fragrant, wearing garland, gardener
- Mrunal — Lotus stalk, fresh and pure
- Twinkle — Sparkling, glittering
- Trushna — Thirst, longing, desire
- Damayanti — Subduing, taming, beautiful princess
- Urmila — Wife of Lakshmana, enchanting
- Bharati — Goddess Saraswati, Indian, learned
- Nanda — Joy, happiness, foster father of Krishna
- Savitribai — Devoted wife, pious holy lady
- Tejasvi — Radiant, energetic, brilliant one
- Vidushi — Learned woman, scholar
- Manorama — Pleasing to the mind, charming
- Bhairabi — Fierce goddess, Kali; morning raga in music
- Bhakti — Devotion, love for the divine
- Varshini — Goddess of rain, rain-bringing
- Vishaka — A nakshatra star, Goddess Lakshmi
- Vatsala — Full of love, affectionate
- Basanti — Goddess of spring, yellow color
- Minati — Prayer, request
- Malathi — Jasmine flower, fragrant
- Maha — Great, large, exalted
- Urja — Energy, stamina, power
- Avanthi — Ancient city Ujjain, modest
- Srilakshmi — Goddess Lakshmi with good fortune
- Jayasri — Goddess of victory, fortunate
- Bijayini — Victorious woman, conqueror
- Vedangi — Part of the Vedas, limb of Veda
- Bhavitha — One who is brought into existence
- Alakananda — Tributary of the Ganges; divine river
- Bani — Word, speech, voice of goddess Saraswati
- Itishree — Auspicious ending, fortunate
- Heerabai — Diamond lady, precious and sparkling
- Hemavathi — Goddess Parvati, golden one
- Madhurika — Sweet one, honeybee
- Triveni — Junction of three sacred rivers
- Bhuvaneshwari — Goddess of all worlds, divine mother
- Vijetha — Victorious, conqueror
- Upasna — Worship, meditation, prayer
- Utkalika — Longing, eagerness, wave
- Eashwari — Goddess, divine ruler, Parvati
- Tarangini — River of waves, flowing
- Rajeswari — Goddess Parvati, queen of kings
- Vinaya — Modesty, humility, submission
- Uttara — Northern, daughter of Virata
- Brinda — Holy basil, Vrindavan
- Bharatmata — Mother India, born of Bharat
- Bhawanibai — Lady of Bhawani, goddess devotee
- Teertha — Holy place, pilgrimage site, sacred
- Vasanta — Spring season, spring goddess
- Shreelekha — Auspicious writing, Goddess Lakshmi
- Nagalakshmi — Goddess Lakshmi with serpent
- Bhanwari — Whirlpool, one who circles like a bee
- Bhairavi — Goddess Durga, fearless, morning raaga
- Vanaja — Daughter of the forest, nature
- Jayathi — Victory, may she be victorious
- Ushakiran — Ray of dawn, first light of day
- Vipasha — River Beas, free of bondage
- Vatsalabai — Affectionate and loving lady
- Vasumati — Full of riches, the earth
- Jagadamba — Mother of the universe, Durga
- Premkunwar — Loving princess, tender royal
- Matrumandala — Circle of mothers, feminine power
- Hemkunwar — Golden princess, daughter of gold
- Vashudha — Earth, one who holds wealth
- Vishrutha — Famous, renowned, well-known
- Durgambika — Goddess Durga, protector mother
- Bhamini — Beautiful woman, passionate, glowing
- Tilottama — Made of sesame, divine apsara
- Utsahi — Enthusiastic, full of zeal
- Tapaswini — Ascetic woman, devoted
- Vibhavari — Starry night, full of stars
- Kanakamahalakshmi — Goddess of golden wealth
- Brahmi — Goddess of learning, Saraswati
- Viraja — Free from passion, pure being
- Turvi — Who overcomes, victorious
- Bhanumati — Shining like the sun, full of light
- Vegavati — Swift, fast-moving, speed
- Bithika — Garden path, avenue of flowers
- Vallikamakshi — Vine-eyed goddess, beautiful
Boy & unisex names (180)
- Vihaan — Dawn, beginning of new era
- Vivaan — Full of life, Sun
- Viaan — Full of life, energy
- Vedant — Ultimate knowledge, Vedas
- Veer — Brave, courageous
- Varun — God of water, sea
- Tejas — Brilliance, radiance, light
- Vivan — Full of life
- Virat — Enormous, vast, great
- Viraj — Splendour, to shine
- Omkar — Sacred syllable Om
- Taksh — Eye of Lord Shiva, son of Bharata
- Balabhadra — Lord Balabhadra of Puri, auspicious and strong
- Ojas — Vitality, strength, vigour
- Vikram — Brave step, valour, courage
- Tarun — Young, tender
- Vivek — Wisdom, discernment, intelligence
- Veda — Knowledge, wisdom, scripture
- Vedh — Knowledge, piercing
- Venkat — Lord Venkateswara
- Raghav — Descendant of Raghu, a name of Lord Rama himself
- Vishnu — Lord Vishnu, preserver
- Vinayak — Lord Ganesh, remover of obstacles
- Vikrant — Brave, powerful, courageous step
- Vignesh — Lord Ganesha
- Chinmay — Full of knowledge, consciousness
- Baladev — Lord Balabhadra, brother of Jagannath
- Kartik — Brave, son of Shiva, the month
- Naveen — New, fresh
- Nitin — Master of right path, leader
- Vasu — Wealth, prosperity, good, bright
- Vyan — One of the five vital airs
- Vinay — Modesty, humility
- Bodhi — Awakening, enlightenment
- Tushar — Snow, frost, cool
- Onkar — Sacred syllable Om, the supreme being
- Tanay — Son, offspring, dear one
- Bhaskar — Sun, shining
- Vetri — Victory
- Mangesh — Lord Shiva of Mangeshi temple, Goa-Konkan
- Rushab — First Jain Tirthankara; excellence
- Bikash — Development, progress
- Utsav — Festival, celebration
- Taavish — Gold, heaven, courageous
- Bharat — Descendant of Bharat, one who is devoted to knowledge
- Uday — Rising sun, new beginning
- Manas — Mind, lake Mansarovar
- Viral — Rare, unique, precious
- Tirth — Holy pilgrimage place, sacred crossing
- Wajid — Finder, inventor
- Ramesh — Lord of Rama, Vishnu who delights in bliss
- Ramchandrasingh — Warrior like Lord Rama, righteous hero
- Tarush — Tree, victory, conqueror
- Trishul — Trident of Shiva, three-pronged
- Narendra — King of men, leader
- Viswanath — Lord of the universe, Shiva
- Nithesh — Eternal, law
- Avijit — Unconquered, victorious
- Indranil — Blue sapphire; blue like the sky of Indra
- Mahaprabhu — Great lord, title of Lord Jagannath and Chaitanya
- Bikram — Valor, stride, King Vikramaditya
- Tegh — Sword, blade, sharp
- Vrij — Vrindavan, free, Krishna's home
- Anirban — Eternal flame that never extinguishes
- Vitthal — Lord Vitthal of Pandharpur, form of Vishnu
- Dhruvin — Firm, constant like the pole star
- Triya — Young woman, goddess
- Trihaan — Lord Shiva, three-eyed god
- Umesh — Lord of Uma, Lord Shiva
- Manikanta — With a jewel around the neck, Ayyappa
- Mahendra — Great Indra, powerful king
- Mrutyunjay — Conqueror of death, Shiva
- Vasuki — Sacred serpent of Shiva, king of snakes
- Vishwas — Trust, faith, belief
- Vraj — Brindavan; land of Krishna
- Vipul — Plentiful, great, abundant
- Rajeev — Blue lotus, one like a lotus
- Sreejesh — Lord of Lakshmi, divine ruler
- Gautham — One who has enlightened, the awakened one
- Urmil — Passionate, devoted, graceful
- Vandan — Salutation, worship, bowing
- Dhruva — Pole star, immovable
- Eshan — Lord Shiva; the northeast direction
- Aloke — Light, brightness; ray of light
- Oman — Helper, protector
- Tyag — Sacrifice, renunciation, giving
- Birendra — Lord of warriors, brave king
- Viswa — Universe, all
- Nagarjun — King of serpents, Buddhist philosopher
- Banamali — One who wears a garland of forest flowers, Krishna
- Madhavan — Another name of Vishnu, Lord of Lakshmi
- Nidhin — Treasure, wealth, precious one
- Sreekumar — Young Sree, auspicious young one
- Vimal — Pure, clean, spotless
- Ritesh — Lord of truth, master of the right way and law
- Bhimrao — Powerful as Bhima, mighty leader
- Rajat — Silver, shining like silver, bright and lustrous
- Vasant — Spring season, youthful
- Tukaram — Devotee of Tuka, beloved of Lord Vitthal
- Basanta — Spring season, youthful
- Udit — Risen, praised
- Umakanta — Husband of Uma, Lord Shiva
- Trushar — Desire, thirst, longing
- Vasanth — Spring season, youthful
- Nandkumar — Son of Nanda, Lord Krishna
- Nandkishore — Young Krishna, young boy of Nanda
- Niranjan — Pure, untainted
- Upendra — Younger brother of Indra, Vamana avatar
- Bajirao — Great warrior, famous Peshwa general
- Balasaheb — Respected child, young master
- Vrund — Tulsi plant; cluster, group
- Balvantsingh — Strong and powerful warrior
- Madhukar — Bumblebee, honey-maker
- Ritwik — Priest, one who performs sacred Vedic rituals
- Balaram — Rama the strong, elder brother of Krishna
- Natraj — King of dance, Shiva
- Asim — Limitless, boundless, infinite
- Bibhuti — Sacred ash, divine power
- Namdeo — Servant of the name of God
- Trimbak — Three-eyed Lord Shiva, sacred place
- Bhalchandra — Lord Ganesh, moon on his forehead
- Indra — King of gods, ruler of heaven
- Nandakumar — Young son of Nanda, Krishna
- Veerabhadra — Bhadra the warrior, form of Shiva
- Waman — Dwarf avatar of Vishnu, short statured
- Brajabandhu — Friend of Braja, friend of Krishna
- Mohanty — Enchanting, charming personality
- Utkala — The land of Odisha, excellent art
- Mahipalsingh — King of the earth, protector of land
- Amarkunwar — Immortal prince, eternal royal
- Mukundan — One who grants liberation, Vishnu
- Sreenivasan — Abode of Lakshmi, Vishnu at Tirupati
- Sreenath — Lord of prosperity, Vishnu
- Vikraman — Brave, courageous, powerful warrior
- Lachhmansingh — Warrior blessed like Lakshmana
- Chintamani — Wish-fulfilling jewel, name of Lord Ganesh
- Nagnath — Lord of serpents, Shiva at Aundha
- Bipin — Forest, jungle
- Himat — Courage and bravery, daring spirit
- Jagatsingh — World warrior, universal lion
- Vitthalrao — Devoted to Lord Vitthal, leader
- Kirtiman — Glorious and famous, renowned one
- Bhausaheb — Respected elder brother
- Bodhisatwa — Enlightened being, one on path to buddhahood
- Bhargav — Descendant of Bhrigu, another name for Shukra or Parashuram
- Nagendra — King of serpents, Shiva
- Ummedsingh — Lion of hope, hopeful warrior
- Bhupathi — Lord of the earth
- Mahanadi — Great river of Odisha, powerful as the Mahanadi
- Uthaman — Excellent, best, superior one
- Laxmikant — Dear to Lakshmi, Vishnu the consort of Lakshmi
- Aravindakshan — Lotus-eyed, one with beautiful eyes like lotus
- Labhchand — Profitable moon, auspicious Marwari name
- Mayurbhanj — King of peacocks, from Mayurbhanj district of Odisha
- Thakurdas — Servant of the master, feudal devotee
- Gumansingh — Proud warrior, dignified fighter
- Padmesh — Lord of the lotus, Vishnu
- Bhuvan — World, the Earth and all its inhabitants
- Nagabhushanam — Adorned with snakes, Shiva
- Ekanatha — Single lord, one god
- Mandalsingh — Circular warrior, all-encompassing lion
- Bhagwan — God, the divine supreme being full of grace
- Rupesh — Lord of beauty, master of good looks and form
- Brij — Land of Krishna, the divine homeland of Lord Krishna
- Ramkrishna — Rama and Krishna combined, the divine twin ideal
- Badal — Cloud, one who brings rain and nourishment
- Nimbaram — Devoted to Neem tree, Bishnoi tradition
- Chhogalal — Beloved little one, cherished child
- Bhuvanesh — Lord of the world, master of all creation
- Ramakant — Lord Rama's beloved, dear to the divine Rama
- Brahma — The creator god, the first of the holy trinity
- Omesh — Lord of Om, the master of the sacred syllable
- Nagaursingh — Warrior from Nagaur, city fighter
- Ratnesh — Lord of gems, master of all precious stones
- Bhadra — Auspicious, blessed and fortunate in all ways
- Rajtilak — Tilak of kings, the royal mark of sovereignty
- Bodh — Awakening, enlightenment and spiritual awareness
- Bhairu — A form of Bhairava, fearsome aspect of Shiva
- Buddh — Enlightened one, the planet Mercury, awakened
- Rishidev — Divine sage, godly sage who is filled with wisdom