Hundreds of Hindu names with meanings, scriptural roots, and right associations.

Radiant; full of rays, like the shining sun.

Born from the One without decay — i.e. child of Bhagwaan, child of Infinity.

One without decay (i.e. Bhagwaan).

Whole; complete and entire, leaving nothing out.

Fire; the sacred flame and devata of fire.

Immovable; steady and unshaken, like a mountain.

Beyond what the mind can imagine.

The one who never falls or fails — a name of Krishna.

The unborn, eternal one.

The well-adorned, beautiful-eyed one; mother of Hanumān.

Son of Añjanā; epithet of Hanumān.

Infinite consciousness, mother of all devatas, undivided or indivisible.

Wonderful; full of wonder.

One without a second — Bhagwaan / Brahman.

Free of all fault or sin — the pure one.

The endless one — without limit.

Endless, eternal victory.

One of limitless strength and valour.

Single-minded and undivided; wholly devoted, matchless.

Without beginning; the eternal one.

One without a beginning.

Free from disease and affliction; perfectly healthy and whole.

Experience, realization.

Beyond measurement or proof (i.e. Bhagwaan) — that which cannot be grasped or measured by the intellect.

Fearlessness; one who is free of fear.

Delightful, pleasing, charming to all.

Nectar of immortality; the deathless and undying.

The unfailing one — one that surely reaches its goal.

The sky; also fine garments.

One who wins over and controls enemies.

One who kills enemies — used in Jain tradition for the 24 great masters (Tīrthaṅkaras).

The sun; radiant light.

The bright, pure one; the great Pāṇḍava hero to whom the Gītā was spoken.

A noble sun-deva, lord of the forefathers and of friendship.

The mighty warrior son of Drona, named for his horse-like roar at birth.

The horseman-deva of dawn; the divine physician of the heavens.

A great Vedic sage; the name itself means dark or deep blue.

Non-harming; gentleness toward all life.

Lord of serpents — Śeṣa / Ananta, the cosmic serpent on whom Viṣṇu reclines.

The open sky; the boundless space above.

The beginning; the first source of everything.

The sun; a radiant son of Aditi.

The first of all gods; the original Lord.

The first; the original one.

Long life; a full span of years.

Health; freedom from illness, well-being.

Straightforwardness; an honest, simple heart.

The first king of the Sun dynasty, an ancestor of Shri Rama.

Wish; heartfelt desire.

The Lord; the supreme ruler.

The Supreme Lord; God who dwells in every heart.

The best; the highest; supreme.

Of the highest strength and valour.

Great enthusiasm; zeal and energy.

Generous and big-hearted.

Strong, powerful.

The wise seer Shukrāchārya, foremost among poet-sages.

A Vedic hymn — also truth, knowledge, poetry.

Truth and the right order of the universe.

Season — the appropriate time.

A learned person — one who performs Yagya at the proper time.

A learned person, performer of Yagya.

Goddess of prosperity; wife of Gaṇeśa ji.

Sage, seer, learned person.

The one and only; unique, matchless.

The single sacred syllable, Om.

Airavata, the great white elephant of the gods.

Divine glory, greatness and prosperity.

The sacred syllable Om; Brahman in the form of sound.

Vital strength and radiant energy.

The light of Om; radiance of the sacred sound.

The god of love (Kaamadeva).

The sage Kapila, founder of Saankhya wisdom.

Lord of the monkeys (kapi + īśa); epithet of Hanumān.

Lotus — a sign of purity and beauty.

Kind and compassionate.

A treasure-house of compassion — one full of mercy; a name of Rāma.

The great warrior-hero Karna, famed for his unmatched generosity.

Auspicious; one who brings welfare and good to all.

A wise seer and poet who knows all.

Poetry — a poem.

Of the line of Kakutstha — Lord Rāma, heir to a celebrated ancestral king.

Gold; bright and precious as gold.

Compassion; tenderness of heart.

The King of Kashi (Varanasi).

The crowned one — a name of Arjuna, wearer of the diadem.

Fame and good name — and one of the glories of the divine feminine.

The king who lovingly raised Kunti as his own daughter.

The devoted mother of the Pandavas.

Son of Kunti — a name for the Pandava brothers.

Kubera — lord of wealth and guardian of the north.

The great ancestor-king from whom the Kuru dynasty descends.

Beloved son and delight of the Kuru family.

Spring, the season when flowers bloom in abundance.

Kripa, the revered teacher-warrior and master of arms in the Mahabharata.

Lord Krishna; the dark-hued, all-attractive Supreme who teaches the Gita.

Name of Lord Śiva.

Name of Lord Krishna, Vishnu, Śiva, Hanumān, and many other devatas.

Father of Hanumān ji; lion; a brave person.

Son of Kesarī; an epithet of Hanumān.

Lion — a brave person.

The cuckoo — a sweet-singing bird.

Conqueror of billions — an epithet of Kālidāsa, who outshone billions of paṇḍitas.

Lord of billions — a name of Lord Śiva (also the famous Koṭīshwara Mahādeva temple).

The bow of Lord Rāma — and by extension a name of Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa.

Holder of the bow Kodaṇḍa — a name of Lord Rāma.

A very learned man — name of Lord Śiva and of Lakṣmaṇa.

Giver of riches.

Lord of riches.

Lord of Kosala — Lord Rāma.

Name of a Ṛṣi; name of a famous Sanskrit grammarian.

A term appearing in Sanskrit grammar texts.

Son of Kunti; the affectionate name Krishna uses for Arjuna.

Skill and expertise in doing one's work.

Mother of Rāma; princess of the Kosala land.

Son of Kausalyā; a name of Rāma, born of queen Kausalyā.

Of the Kushika family; another name of the great sage Vishvamitra.

Sacred ritual; will and resolve.

Action; a deed well done.

Patience and forgiveness — the strength to forgive.

Safety, well-being and lasting peace.

Holder of the Gaṅgā — Lord Śiva, in whose matted locks the Ganges flows.

Krishna — the elder brother of Gada (i.e., Balarāma's elder brother).

Holder of the mace — Vishnu, Balarāma, Hanumān.

Commander of Rāma's army; also the name of a mountain where the Pāṇḍavas performed austerities with their guru.

A celestial musician of the heavens.

Hanumān ji — son of Gandhavaha (Vāyu, the wind).

Vishnu's vāhana (mount); great devotee; king of birds — appears prominently in Rāmāyaṇa, Mahābhārata, and other Hindu scriptures.

A great Ṛṣi; the family priest (कुलगुरु) of Krishna; founder of a gotra; author of the Garga Saṁhitā.

Commander of Rāma's vānara army — appears multiple times in Rāmāyaṇa and Mahābhārata.

Son of Gaṅgā — also Kārtikeya.

A great king — father of Viśvāmitra. His name appears with great respect in both Rāmāyaṇa and Mahābhārata.

The sacred Gāyatrī verse — the holiest Vedic prayer to the divine light.

A great Ṛṣi — student of Viśvāmitra. His tapas-place was the present-day Galtājī temple in Jaipur.

A treasure of virtues — one rich in good qualities; a name of Rāma.

The teacher and spiritual guide; venerable and weighty with wisdom.

Krishna — protector of the cows and giver of joy to the senses.

Śiva, lord (īśa) of Gaurī (Pārvatī).

Citraratha — king of the celestial Gandharva musicians, owner of a brilliant chariot.

One blessed with a long life.

A brave warrior on the Pandavas' side, named with honour in the Gita's opening.

The living spark of awareness; consciousness.

The one in whom the whole universe rests; Krishna.

The wise sage-king Janaka; 'father, begetter'.

Krishna, the one who cares for all living beings.

Victory.

Daughter of (King) Janaka; an epithet of Sītā.

Beloved of Jānakī (Sītā); a name of Rāma.

The wise old bear-king who helped Rām; a name for steadiness, wisdom and loyalty.

Daughter of Jahnu Ṛṣi — a name of Mā Gaṅgā.

One who has mastered his senses; self-controlled.

Knowledge — the inner light that reveals the truth.

The light of knowledge; wisdom that shines like the sun.

The wise one — a person settled in true knowledge.

Light — the inner light by which everything else is seen.

Truth, reality; the essential principle of things.

Heartfelt discipline — austerity, penance, and inner spiritual fire.

One who carries you across — also a name for the sun.

Young, youthful, fresh.

Patient endurance — the calm to bear what comes.

The auspicious mark on the forehead; the pride and crown jewel of a family.

Created from the beauty of all jewels.

Contentment — a happy, satisfied heart.

Full satisfaction — a heart that wants for nothing.

Radiance and vigor — inner brilliance and strength.

The brilliant one — full of light, energy and spirit.

Skilful, capable, able; one who does things well.

Kindness and compassion — feeling others' pain and wanting to ease it.

Compassionate, merciful, kind-hearted.

King of Ayodhya and father of Shri Rama; his chariot could turn in all ten directions.

Skill, dexterity, competence.

Son of King Dasharatha; a name of Rāma.

Divine; belonging to the heavenly, shining world.

A lamp; a steady inner light.

Radiance; brilliant glow.

The seer / witness consciousness — beyond measurement or proof (i.e., Bhagwaan).

God; the radiant Lord.

God-given; the name of Arjuna's conch.

A divine sage — a rishi who lives among the devatas.

The sage Devala, a great seer who praised Bhagwaan.

A brave king of Pāñcāla, and the father of Draupadī.

The great master-teacher of archery, guru of the princes.

The twice-born; one who has received sacred initiation.

The one who wins wealth — a loving name for Arjuna.

Righteousness and the duty that holds life together.

One whose very soul is righteous.

The creator who holds and sustains all things.

A sacred abode or refuge — the supreme home.

Righteous, devoted to dharma.

Steadfast, calm and resolute; brave with a composed mind.

Focus, fortitude, steady determination.

A brave warrior-king whose name means 'one whose banner is bold'.

Commander of the Pāṇḍava army, whose name means 'bold splendour'.

Deep meditation — the steady, calm focus of the mind on the Divine.

Steadfast and unshakable — firm and constant like the Pole Star.

The fourth Pāṇḍava brother, famed for his beauty and skill with horses.

The sky, the vast open heavens.

The eye — a beautiful, expressive pair of eyes.

Lord, protector, the one who is a refuge.

The divine sage and celestial musician; mind-born son of Brahmā, a devotee of Viṣṇu.

Eternal.

Firm resolve, certainty of purpose.

Steady faith and devotion.

The blue lotus.

The nine nights of Navarātri — also a name of Durgā / Rādhā. In Rajasthan, first-born daughters are traditionally named Nauratī.

Lotus, the sacred flower.

One with beautiful eyes shaped like a lotus.

The highest, supreme one.

The supreme soul that dwells in every being.

The supreme Lord.

Courage, heroic might.

The wind; the one who purifies.

Hanumān, son of Pavana the wind-god.

Son (offspring) of the wind-god; epithet of Hanumān.

Son of Pavana (the wind-god); epithet of Hanumān.

Pure; that which makes pure.

Krishna's conch, sounded at the start of the great war.

White lotus; a pure, blossoming flower.

Conqueror of many — a Pandava-side warrior named in the Gita's roll-call.

The supreme person, best among men.

The complete, whole, perfect one.

Light and brightness — the radiance that reveals everything.

Experience, realization.

Lord of all creatures; the creator Brahma.

Deep wisdom; a clear, steady mind.

The sacred sound Om.

Valour and glory.

West (the western direction).

Tradition.

Awakened, enlightened, fully aware.

Light; radiance.

Lord, master, the capable one.

Grace; the Lord's blessing.

The great devotee Prahlada; also means deep joy.

East (the eastern direction).

Dear and beloved.

Loving joy and affection.

Hanumān, 'the one whose limbs are like vajra' — the Bajraṅg form.

Strength and power.

The seed from which everything grows; in the Gita, Krishna calls himself the eternal seed of all beings.

Clear intelligence and good judgement, the wisdom that guides right action.

The wise, awakened one; also the planet Mercury (Budh).

Guru of the gods and lord of the planet Jupiter, the wise teacher and priest of the devatas.

The supreme spirit, the one infinite reality that is the source of everything.

The creator-god of the Hindu trinity, source of the Vedas.

Settled in the supreme spirit, the calm and steady state of one rooted in Brahman; also a goddess and the name of the ancient Brahmi script.

A devotee; one full of loving devotion to God.

Loving devotion to God.

The cherished/sustained one; Rāma's brother who ruled Ayodhyā in his absence as a regent-ascetic.

Śiva (Bhava, the source of being) with his Śakti Bhavānī (Pārvatī).

Heartfelt feeling; one's inner state of being.

Loving thought; a settled, heartfelt sentiment.

Speech, the gift of language.

Shining and bright, like the sun.

Mighty and fearless — the strong Pandava prince.

The awe-inspiring grandsire of the Kurus.

Name of the revered sage Bhrigu.

Embodiment of auspiciousness; an epithet of both Hanumān (Cālīsā) and Gaṇeśa (the famed 'Maṅgalamūrti Morayā').

A jewel or pearl — something precious and shining.

Adorned with jewels and flowers; jewel-blossomed.

Clear thinking, intellect and firm resolve.

Sweet, melodious and pleasant.

Kṛṣṇa — the one who slew the demon Madhu.

A wise person — a deep, thoughtful mind.

The first man — ancestor of all humankind.

Swift as the mind; a name of Hanumān, who moves as fast as thought.

Heart's desire; a cherished wish or aspiration.

One who delights the heart; charming and pleasing.

A ray of light; the name of a revered ancient sage.

A wind-god; the bright, swift breath of the sky.

Of great strength; very strong and powerful.

The great hero / mighty warrior; epithet of Hanumān.

The Supreme Lord; the great master of all.

A name of Krishna, lord of Lakshmi.

A human being; a child of Manu, ancestor of all people.

The wondrous creative power of the divine; the magic that veils the one truth.

Son of the wind-god Māruta — Hanumān, swift and mighty.

Boys: name of Sūrya, Krishna, Indra, Śiva and many devatas. Girls: name of Sītā ji, Lalitā.

Son / daughter of Sūrya.

Name of a Deva; knower of Mitra.

One of the eight queens of Lord Krishna.

Boys: Lord Śiva. Girls: Mātā Pārvatī.

Name of one of the wives of Rudra (Krishna Yajurveda).

Name of Mā Gaṅgā; also Lalitā.

One with fish-shaped eyes — a name of Devī (the Mīnākṣī temple at Madurai is dedicated to her).

A name of Rādhā.

The desire to know — one of the six major darśanas (philosophies) of Hinduism.

The famous saint-poet and devotee of Lord Krishna.

A crown or crest.

A silent sage; one who has stilled the mind and turned inward.

Sharp intelligence and the power to grasp and retain; also the goddess of intellect.

One blessed with keen intelligence; a wise and clear-thinking person.

The golden world-mountain at the centre of creation; a symbol of steadfast height.

Full of friendliness and goodwill towards all beings.

Sarasvatī; wife of Kubera; a female Yakṣa.

The Yajur Veda — one of the four sacred Vedas.

Sacred offering; also a name of Bhagwaan Viṣṇu.

Annapūrṇā — giver of yagya / sacrifice.

Name of Devī in the Lalitā Sahasranāma — "form of yagya / beloved of yagya".

Names of Pārvatī, Gaṅgā, Sarayū.

Lord of the sacrifice (yajna); a name of Rāma as master of all offerings.

A self-controlled sage; one who has mastered the mind.

Fame; good repute that comes from a noble life.

Famous, glorious, illustrious.

A name of Gāyatrī.

Journey; a pilgrimage to a sacred place.

Of the Yadu clan — a name of Bhagwaan Kṛṣṇa.

A name of Durgā.

Names of Durgā and Yamunā.

A name of Gāyatrī.

Names of Gāyatrī, Durgā, Rādhā.

Wife of Dharma; an Apsarā.

Joining / meeting (जुडना); a solution or answer (उपाय); logic (तर्क).

A vast cosmic age of the world.

Union (योग); a group (सङ्घ); meeting (मिलना).

A brave Panchaal warrior who fought on the Pandava side.

Steady in battle — the eldest, most righteous Pandava king.

Another name for Saatyaki, a great archer on the Pandava side.

Union with the divine; the path of steady, skilful action.

The divine's own mystic power that veils and reveals.

Steadfast in yoga; established in union and balance.

A devoted seeker who unites the self with the divine.

Lord of yoga and all mystic power.

Protection.

Protected (one who is protected).

Delight of the Raghu dynasty — Lord Rāma, the joy of his clan.

Lord of the Raghu dynasty — Lord Rāma, master and protector of his line.

Lord / master of the Raghu dynasty; an epithet of Rāma.

Lord of the Raghu dynasty; a name of Rāma, master of his royal line.

Rāma, the best / foremost of the Raghu lineage.

Hero of the Raghu dynasty; an epithet of Rāma.

Best among the Raghu kings; a name of Rāma.

Creation.

Night.

The Moon — "maker of the night".

The Moon — "lord of the night".

Love / śraddhā / devotion / faith; the goddess of beauty; wife of Kāmadeva.

A beautiful / pretty girl or woman.

A beautiful / pretty girl or woman.

A name of Mā Lakṣmī.

Lord of Ramā (Sītā); a name of Rāma.

Name of an Apsarā — lovable, pleasing, pleasant; also "support".

Beautiful, delightful, captivating, lovely.

The sun.

Full of essence and sweetness; delightful, flavourful.

Descendant of Raghu — Lord Rāma, born in the glorious Raghu line.

'Jewel among kings' — a praising name for Śrī Rāma as the gem of royalty.

Queen.

Blue lotus; evokes Rāma's lotus eyes (rājīva-locana).

Lotus-eyed; one with beautiful eyes.

Lotus-eyed; a name of Rāma for his beautiful eyes.

Lord of kings — a name of Rāma.

A name of Mātā Pārvatī — "goddess of kings", also "princess".

Mā Rādhā — the beloved of Krishna.

Another name of Mā Rādhā.

The supreme one; seventh avatāra of Viṣṇu, prince of Ayodhyā, embodiment of dharma.

Rāma the moon (of the Raghus); a principal name of Lord Rāma.

Messenger / envoy of Rāma; epithet of Hanumān.

Rāma the gracious — the auspicious, blessing-giving Lord Rāma.

Sītā — the beloved of Rāma.

Boys: younger brother of Rāma (Bharata, Lakṣmaṇa, Śatrughna). Also the great mathematician (Srīnivāsa Rāmānujan). Girls: younger sister of Rāma.

A fierce form of Shiva.

Endowed with auspicious marks; devoted younger brother of Rāma, son of Sumitrā.

The one who delights all the worlds — a name of Rāma.

One with a body strong as the thunderbolt (vajra); an epithet of Hanumān (Bajraṅg).

Tender and loving toward those one cares for.

A boon or blessing; also 'the best'.

A name of Sarasvatī — goddess who grants boons; a name of Devī.

The deva who rules the waters.

One of the eight Vasus, devas of the elements; also means bright and good.

Speech and eloquence; a name of Sarasvatī.

Son of the wind — a name of Hanumān.

The sage who composed the Ramayana, honoured as the first poet.

A name of Indra, king of the devas.

The king of the serpents, who serves the gods.

Krishna, the son of Vasudeva, who dwells in all.

A brave Kuru prince named among the warriors.

Victory; one who triumphs. Vijayā is also a name of Devī/Durgā.

One who has conquered the self; self-mastered.

A treasure-house of knowledge; a name of Shri Rama.

Form, kind, way; one of the fourfold (as the four kinds of devotees).

Humility and good conduct; a polite, well-mannered nature.

One who has seen the truth — a realized person or saint, an enlightened one.

One endowed with special knowledge — a Devatā.

Vibhishana — the righteous brother of Ravana, made king of Lanka.

The all-pervading lord.

Divine glory and abundance, a shining splendour.

The kind king who gave the Pandavas shelter.

The shining sun-god, the radiant one.

Of large, lotus-like eyes; wide-eyed.

The whole universe; all that exists.

The one whose form is the entire universe.

Friend of the whole world; the great sage who guided young Shri Rama.

The all-pervading preserver, Bhagwaan Vishnu.

Sacred knowledge; the oldest holy scriptures of Sanatana Dharma.

Vyāsa, the one who arranged and divided the Vedas.

The creator, the wise ordainer — here an epithet of Rāma.

Garuda, the divine eagle, son of Vinatā.

The divine fire within all beings that digests the food we eat.

The great sage who compiled the Vedas and the Mahābhārata.

Power / energy / strength — Devī Śakti, consort of Śiva. In Hinduism, divine power is uniquely represented as feminine.

The benevolent one, a name of Śiva who brings peace and well-being.

Hanumān, the son / portion (aṃśa) of Śaṅkara (Śiva).

Intelligence; wife of Indra.

The moon, whose cool light gives calm and beauty.

The moon.

Calm, peaceful, gentle.

One of serene, peaceful form.

Deep, lasting peace of the heart and mind.

Lord of peace.

The very embodiment of peace.

Goddess of learning, speech and the arts; a name of Sarasvatī.

Eternal, everlasting.

Crested one — the warrior Shikhandi, born to fell Bhishma.

Purity.

Serene smile — the one with a serene, divine smile.

Good, auspicious, bringing well-being.

Hero, brave one.

The warrior Saibya — a king of the Shibi clan on the Pāṇḍava side.

Valor.

The dark, dusky-blue one — best known as a name of Kṛṣṇa, and also of Rāma.

The one with a soft, dark complexion.

Faith, heartfelt trust and devotion.

Grace, beauty and abundance; another name for Goddess Lakshmi.

Giver of prosperity and good fortune; also a name of Kubera, lord of wealth.

Rāma / Viṣṇu, lord (pati) of Śrī (Lakṣmī).

Illustrious, glorious, blessed with fortune.

That which is heard — the sacred Vedic revelation.

The highest good; that which is truly best.

The best, the most excellent.

Self-restraint and disciplined mastery of the senses.

Complete fulfilment, the highest perfection reached.

A true friend, a beloved companion.

Remover of distress / dispeller of troubles; epithet of Hanumān.

Firm resolve, a determined intention.

Wholly victorious, completely triumphant.

Inner strength and purity of spirit.

Truth, what is real and ever-true.

The light of truth.

One who is always true to his word; a name of Shri Rama.

Sanaka — eldest of the four mind-born Kumara sages.

The ever-young one, eternal youth — foremost of the Kumāras and a renowned sage-teacher.

Sanandana — one of the four mind-born Kumara sages.

The eternal, everlasting one — without beginning or end; one of the four Sanakādi Kumāras.

A good, holy person; a devotee who lives with a calm and pure heart.

Fully content; one who is happy and satisfied with whatever comes.

Evenness of mind; the steady calm that stays the same in joy and sorrow.

Equanimity; evenness and balance of mind.

Deep meditative absorption; the still, focused state of a settled mind.

The ocean; a vast and deep body of water.

Full and flourishing; one blessed with abundance.

Flourishing and prosperity; growing abundance.

Wealth and good fortune; abundance.

All; the whole — a name of Shiva, the all-pervading one.

The archer who shoots equally well with either hand; a title of Arjuna.

Youngest of the five Pāṇḍava brothers, known for wisdom and knowledge of the stars.

The sea; a great endless body of water.

Pure, calm and good-natured; full of light and goodness.

A brave Yādava warrior and devoted friend of Krishna; also called Yuyudhāna.

A heavenly being; also 'a goal worth striving for'.

The Sama Veda, the Veda of sacred song; also gentle, winning speech.

Success and fulfilment won through devoted effort.

The furrow; daughter of Janaka and consort of Rāma; incarnation of goddess Lakṣmī.

Husband of Sītā; a name of Rāma.

Tender and gently-raised; a delicate, refined youth.

One who does good and the good deed itself; virtue, merit.

Happiness, ease, comfort and joy.

Sugriva — the fair-necked Vanara king, Rama's loyal ally.

Sweet, melodious sound.

Beautiful, handsome.

The truly auspicious, blessed one — Krishna's sister.

A good and loving friend; the gentle queen who was Lakshmana's mother.

The glorious one — one who is popular for her good deeds. Name of Nandi Bhagawān's wife.

A loving friend who wishes only your good.

The sun — the radiant giver of light and life.

Maker of the bridge; a name of Rāma, who built the setu across the ocean.

The moon — cool, nourishing and gentle.

Given by Soma, the moon-god; the name of a king.

Son of Subhadrā; the heroic prince Abhimanyu.

Son of Sumitrā; a name of Lakṣmaṇa, born of queen Sumitrā.

Gentle, calm and pleasing; lovely.

Kartikeya, the warrior-god, son of Shiva and commander of the gods.

The unchanging, immovable one; a name of Shiva.

Steady, firm and unwavering.

Affectionate and tender; smooth, warm, loving.

Memory and remembrance; one of the divine feminine glories.

The sacred offering made to one's ancestors.

Like a dream.

Well-being and blessing — 'may all be well'.

Lord Hanumān — Rāma-bhakta.

A name of Sūrya Bhagavān.

An avatāra of Lord Vishnu — a famous deity in South India; "one with the neck of a horse".

A name of Agni Devatā.

A name of Bhagwaan Shiv — the one who takes away sorrow and sin.

A name of Lord Vishnu.

A name of Hanumān ji.

A name of Lord Śiva, of Agni Devatā, and many others.

A name of Sugrīva.

A name of Lord Śiva, Hanumān ji, and many others.

A name of Lord Śiva.

A name of Indra Devatā.

Names of Sūrya Devatā, Lord Śiva, Indra Devatā.

Joy.

A name of Lord Krishna — "giver of joy".

A name of Pārśvanātha Bhagavān (Jain); a name of Skanda (Kārtikeya); "giver of joy".

A name of Agni Devatā.

A name of Balarāma ji.

A name of Balarāma ji — "one whose weapon is the plough (hala)".

Name of Balarāma, Krishna, and Vishnu ji — "bearer of the plough".

The Himalaya — the great snow mountains, king of all peaks.

Pleasing to the heart; dear, charming, heartfelt.

Master of the senses — a name of Bhagwaan Krishna.

Modesty — a gentle, becoming sense of restraint.