Of early winter; Sanskrit haimantī, "wintry"
Bengali baby names H–P
Bengali baby names starting with H to P: 107 of 377 names, page 2 of 4.
107 of 377 names
"The Himalaya"; literally "snow mountain"
Golden; Sanskrit hiraṇmayī, "made of gold"
"Golden"; Sanskrit hiraṇmaya
Heart; Hindi and Bengali hiyā
Conqueror of Indra
"Sapphire", literally "Indra's blue"
"Wife of Indra", queen of the gods
Desired, wished for; Sanskrit īpsita
"Sun" or "Shiva" in popular use; Sanskrit īśāna, "ruler, master"
"Parvati" in popular use; Sanskrit īśānī, a name of Durga
"Desired" in popular use; Sanskrit īśitā, "supremacy"
Lamp of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and dīpa, "lamp"
"Victory"
Victorious; Jayanta, son of Indra
Usually given as "victorious", from jaya, "victory"
A modern name, usually given as "victorious"
A waterfall or spring
A sudden, soft flash of light
Victorious; a name of Vishnu and of Arjuna
Great, in size, rank or dignity
"Sweet low murmur, birds' chirping"; Sanskrit kākalī
"Wave, billow"; Sanskrit kallola
"A small lotus"
After the sage Kanada; Sanskrit kaṇāda, "atom-eater"
"Bracelet"; Sanskrit kaṅkaṇa
"Particle, atom"; also an ear of corn
Of Kushika's line; a name of the sage Vishvamitra
A form of the goddess Durga; also a raga
The jewel on Vishnu's chest, from the churning of the ocean
The sacred Kaveri river of South India
"The fragrant screwpine (ketaki) flower"
"Ferry"; Bengali kheyā, also a Tagore title
A modern name, usually given as "grace of God" or "king"
The flame-of-the-forest flower; Sanskrit kiṃśuka
"Garland of rays"
"New leaf, tender shoot"; Sanskrit kisalaya
"Cuckoo", the singing koel bird
"A dark flower bud"; the krishnakali flower
Krishna the moon; Sanskrit kṛṣṇa with indu, "moon"
"The Pleiades", the star cluster
"Mist, fog"; Bengali kuhelī
"Lotus" in popular use; Sanskrit kuṇāla, a kind of bird
Beauty, loveliness, charm
"Script, writing"
"Wife of the sage Agastya", a woman seer of the Rigveda
"Sweet verse"; name of a Vedic seer
"Sweet friend" in popular use; built on Sanskrit madhu, "sweet"
"Tulsi leaf" in popular use; Sanskrit, "sweet leaf"
"Sweet smile"
"Dazzling white"; a name of Saraswati and Durga
The mahua tree and its sweet flowers; Sanskrit madhūka
A mythical mountain, son of the Himalaya and Mena
"Friendly"; the learned wife of the sage Yajnavalkya
"Princess of Malwa" in popular use; Kalidasa's heroine Mālavikā
The Malaya hills, famed for sandalwood
"Mind, heart"; Sanskrit mānasa, also the sacred lake Mānasa
Ruby, a precious gem
Ray of light, brightness
Thunder, the roar of clouds
"Sweet"
"Friendship"
A pair or couple; the sign Gemini
"Estuary, mouth of a river"; Bengali mohanā
Conqueror of the mind, or winner of hearts
"Sweet friend"
"Of the monsoon, seasonal"; Bengali mausumi
"Made of earth"
Made of earth or clay
"Earth, clay"
"Fresh butter"; Sanskrit navanīta
New dawn, the young sun; Sanskrit nava + aruṇa
"A daughter"; popularly "delightful", from nand, to rejoice
"Jewel of the eye, apple of the eye"; nayana + maṇi
"Dark blue"; also "sapphire"
"Blue mountain", the Nīla mountain of Sanskrit texts
"Blue-eyed" in popular use; Sanskrit nīlāñjana, "dark eye-black"
"Blue-eyed" in popular use; Sanskrit nīlāñjanā, "lightning"
Home, abode, resting-place; Sanskrit nilaya
The kadamba tree; also read as "protector" or "water jar"
Flowers offered to a deity; also purity
"Dedicated"; Sanskrit nivedita, "offered, presented"
Divine, heavenly; from Sanskrit aiśa, "of the Lord"
"Bird"
"New shoot, sprout"; Sanskrit pallava
Young shoots, new leaves; the opening of a song
"A songbird", the hawk-cuckoo
"Perfection"; literally "gone to the further shore"
A leaf (Sanskrit parṇa, also a wing or feather)
"Son of Pritha", a name of Arjuna
"Like Arjuna"; Sanskrit Pārtha + -pratima
"Graceful" in popular use; Bengali pārul, a trumpet-flower
"Daughter of Puloman", Indra's wife Shachi
"Anklet"
A name of Shiva, bearer of the bow Pināka
"Of the piyal tree"; Bengali piyāl, Sanskrit priyāla
"Of the month of Paush", the Bengali winter month
"Symbol"; also face and image
Plenty, abundance; Bengali pratula
"Inspiration"; Sanskrit preraṇā, "urging, impulse"
"Beloved, dearest"; Sanskrit priyatama
"Lord of the earth": a king
"A vine of love"
Dear, beloved; from Sanskrit priya
Name of an ancient king of Kosala; popularly "conqueror"
"Thrill of joy, delight"; Sanskrit pulaka
The east; Sanskrit pūrva, "eastern", + āśā, "quarter of the heavens"
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