Perfect Name - Female and male first names : India.

Aadarsh is an Indian given name derived from the Sanskrit word "Adarsh," meaning "ideal" or "perfect."

"Aadhav, of Indian origin, means 'the one who is worshipped' or 'removes obstacles', reflecting divine reverence and strength."

AADHI

Aadhi is an Indian name of Tamil origin meaning "first" or "initial," often associated with good fortune.

AADHIRAI

Aadhirai" is an Indian Tamil female given name derived from "Aadhi," meaning 'beginning' or 'first.'

AADHIRAN

Aadhiran is a rare Sanskrit-derived Indian boy's name meaning 'courageous' or 'valiant', associated with the Hindu god Indra.

AADHVIK

"Aadhvik is a modern Indian boy's name derived from Sanskrit 'Adhyaksha', meaning 'leader'. Its components, 'Aadhi' (first) and 'Vik' (to grow), convey its meaning as 'the one who initiates growth.'"

AADHVIKA

Aadhvika, of Indian origin, derives from the Sanskrit word 'Adhvika', meaning 'unique' or 'singular'.

AADHYA

"Aadhya is a captivating Indian feminine name derived from the Sanskrit word 'Aadhyatma', signifying 'spiritual' or 'inner self'."

AADHYAN

Aadhyan is an Indian male name derived from Sanskrit 'Adhyan', meaning 'meditation'. It comprises five letters and has a unique, melodic pronunciation.

AADHYASRI

Aadhyasri: Indian feminine given name derived from Sanskrit. It consists of two elements: 'Aadhya', meaning the first or beginning, and 'Sri', signifying radiance or prosperity. The name translates to 'radiant beginning' or 'prosperous start'. It is associated with wisdom, learning, and auspiciousness.

AADI

Aadi" originates from Sanskrit, meaning 'beginning'.

AADIN

"Aadin is an Arabic name meaning 'eternal', historically bestowed upon Arabian nobility to symbolize longevity and power."

AADISH

Aadish is an Indian name of Sanskrit origin meaning 'the first of his kind', signifying uniqueness and implying destined greatness or novel paths.

AADIT

"Aadit is of Indian origin, derived from 'Aditya', meaning 'son' or 'celestial being', and is associated with luck, prosperity, and wisdom."

AADITRI

Aaditri is an Indian name derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'beginning of learning or wisdom'.

AADIYA

Aadiya, of Indian origin, is derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'the first' or 'beginning'. Often used as a feminine name, it consists of the prefix "aad" (first) and suffix "iya". This rare yet distinctive Hindu name is gaining modern popularity.

AADRIT

Aadrit is an Indian name of Sanskrit origin, derived from 'Adrita'. It means 'the invincible'.

AADYN

"Aadyn, of Arabic origin, signifies 'religious scholars', promoting wisdom and unity."

AAHAN

"Aahan is an Indian origin gender-neutral name derived from Hindu god Lord Shiva's second name 'Aahaan', meaning strength and transformation."

AAHIR

Aahir is an Indian given name derived from the Sanskrit word 'Aahuti'. It translates to 'offering' or 'oblation', and is primarily used by Hindus and Sikhs, reflecting their religious practices of offering devotion and reverence.

AAKANKSHA

Aakanksha is a feminine given name of Sanskrit origin meaning 'desire' or 'longing'. It is popular in India, often among Hindu families.

AAKRITI

Aakriti, of Indian origin, means 'creation' or 'formation', signifying each person's unique purpose in life.

AALAIYA

Aalaiya is an Indian name derived from Tamil. It means 'night jasmine' flower that blooms at night.

AALAP

Aalap is an Indian name meaning 'the beginning', derived from the Sanskrit word 'aalapa', translating to 'play' or 'entertainment'.

AALEIYA

Aaleiya is an Indian name that means 'the first or the foremost'. Derived from the Sanskrit word 'Aalaya', it signifies 'home' or 'dwelling'.

AALOK

Aalok is an Indian name derived from Sanskrit 'aaloka', meaning 'light'. It's pronounced /aːloːk/ and was popularized by the ancient Hindu epic Mahabharata as one of the names for the Sun God Surya. Today, Aalok has gained international recognition, often associated with individuals of Indian heritage living abroad.

AAMIR

Aamir is an Arabic name meaning 'prince' or 'leader', widely popular among Muslims globally. Notably, it is shared by Indian actor and director Aamir Khan.

AAMYA

"Aamya, of Sanskrit origin, means 'devotion to God' in Hinduism."

AANAYA

"Aanaya, of Indian origin, means 'unbounded' or 'limitless,' signifying liberation from worldly attachments."

AANIKA

Aanika is a unique and elegant Indian girl's name derived from the Sanskrit word "Aanikaa", meaning 'graceful'.

AANSH

"Aansh is an Indian-origin boy's name derived from Sanskrit 'Anshu', meaning 'moon', symbolizing peace and beauty in Indian culture."

AAPRI

Aapri is an uncommon Indian female given name, starting with 'A' and having a melodious pronunciation. Its unique spelling makes it distinctive without being hard to remember.

AARABHI

Aarabhi is of Indian origin, derived from the Sanskrit word 'Aaravali', meaning 'a row or series'. It's a unisex name, but more commonly used for females. Its popularity has grown recently due to its uniqueness and cultural significance.

AARADHY

Aaradhy is an Indian name of Sanskrit origin, meaning 'beginning' or 'start', signifying freshness and new beginnings.

AARADHYA

"Aaradhya is a rare yet captivating Indian name derived from Sanskrit, combining 'Aara' meaning 'worship' and 'Dhya' signifying 'meditation', signifying profound devotion."

AARAL

Aaral, of Indian origin, means 'the first ray of sunlight'.

AARATRIKA

Aaratrika: Sanskrit origin; translates to "first ray of light".

AARAVI

Aaravi is an uncommon yet significant Indian name from Tamil Nadu, derived from "aaru," meaning six, and traditionally given to girls born on the sixth day of Aadi month. It holds historical importance due to its association with the celestial woman Aaravali in ancient Tamil literature.

AARAVREDDY

Aaravreddy is an uncommon Indian given name, derived from 'Aarava' (peaceful, calm) in Sanskrit, combined with '-reddy', a common South Indian surname. It balances meaning and uniqueness globally.

AARINI

"Aarini is an Indian name of Malayalam origin, meaning 'holy daughter', derived from 'Aara' (goddess) and 'ini' (daughter)."