Royal sage; a king who became a saint
Bengali baby names R–S
Bengali baby names starting with R and S: 120 of 377 names, page 3 of 4.
120 of 377 names
"King of light" in popular use; raj, king, with deep, lamp
"Red, reddish"; from Sanskrit raktiman, "redness"
"Ixora flower"; Bengali raṅgan, also "colouring"
Charioteer; Sanskrit rathin
"Sweet" in popular use; Bengali rātula, "crimson"
"Ray of light" in popular use; no dictionary source found
Prosperous, flourishing; Sanskrit ṛddhimat
Straight, upright and honest
A sacred verse of praise, as in the Rigveda
"The patter of gentle rain"
"Bull", and so "the best"; the first Jain Tirthankara
"A sage", an inspired poet or seer
One whose vow is truth
Truth, divine order; Vedic ṛta
Truthful, true to sacred order; Sanskrit ṛta
"Leaf of the seasons"; name of a king in the Mahabharata
"A priest", one who sacrifices at the proper time
"Singer" or "graceful" in popular use; origin untraced
"Ascending, rising"
Victory in battle
"Roarer", the Vedic storm god; a name of Shiva
"Blue Rudra" in popular use; Rudra + nīla
Beauty, form; Sanskrit rūpa
"Beautiful" in popular use; also a river in Bangladesh
Ambidextrous archer; a name of Arjuna in the Mahabharata
"Keeper of the sacred fire"; Sanskrit sāgnika
"Sandy shore, beach"; Sanskrit saikata
"Consciousness, knowledge"; Sanskrit saṃvit
Breeze; Sanskrit samīraṇa, "wind, breath"
Complete and whole; full, like the full moon
Emperor; Sanskrit samrāj, "supreme ruler"
"United"; Sanskrit saṃyukta
"Lighted lamp"; from Sanskrit saṃ-dīp, to blaze up, to kindle
"Krishna's teacher" in popular use; Sanskrit saṃdīpana, "kindling"
"Friend of the Saṅgha"; Sanskrit saṃgha + mitra
Life-giving; Sanskrit saṃjīva, "reviving, vivifying"
"The seven sages"; also the stars of the Great Bear
"Smiling"; Sanskrit sasmitā
Pure, virtuous; Sanskrit sāttvika, "of the quality of sattva"
Devoted to truth; Sanskrit satyavrata, "strictly truthful"
Truly victorious; winning through truth
Mahabharata hero Sātyaki, Krishna's warrior and charioteer
"Fragrance"
"Arrow"; Sanskrit sāyaka
A Bengali boys' name of uncertain meaning
"Of the evening"; Sanskrit sāyantana
"Of the evening, dusk"; Sanskrit sāyantanī
"Of the evening"; from Sanskrit sāyantana
"Calm, peaceful" in popular use; Sanskrit Śamīka, an ancient sage
"Lightning"; Sanskrit śampā
Conch shell
Wholesome; the Kuru king who fathered Bhishma
"Most fortunate"; Sanskrit śarmiṣṭhā
"The starry night"; Sanskrit śarvarī
"A century, a hundred years"; Sanskrit śatābdī
"She of a hundred forms"; Sanskrit śatarūpā
Name of a renowned Vedic sage and teacher
"Night jasmine"; Sanskrit śephālī
Sun of virtue; a royal title of King Harsha
Moon on the head; recalls the moon-crested Shiva
The night-flowering jasmine, Bengal's white autumn flower
"Auspicious, fortunate"; from Sanskrit śreyas, "better"
Better, superior; Sanskrit śreyān, "the better one"
"Most excellent", auspicious
"Dark, dusky"; Sanskrit śyāmala
"Blessing of Shiva"; Sanskrit śiva + āśis
Tinkling anklets; Sanskrit śiñjinī
"Blessing of affection"; Sanskrit sneha + āśis
"I am That" in popular use; Sanskrit so 'ham, "I myself"
"Beautiful" in popular use; the name of a classical raga
Golden
"Blessed" in popular use; Sanskrit saugata, "a follower of the Buddha"
Lunar; Sanskrit saumika, "of Soma, of the moon"
"Gentle light"; Sanskrit saumya + dīpa
"Gentle victor"; Sanskrit saumya + jit
"Fragrance"
"Magician, conjuror"; Bengali saubhika
Heartbeat; Sanskrit spandana, "throbbing, pulse of life"
Shravasti, the ancient capital of Kosala and the Buddha's retreat
"Full moon of Shravan"
Born of Lakshmi; Sanskrit śrīja, "born from Śrī"
"Full of grace and fortune"; Sanskrit śrīmayī
"In the form of Śrī"; an epithet of Rādhā
Creation; Hindi sṛjan, "creating, making"
"Who has won grace and fortune"; Sanskrit śrī + jita
An ancient royal name from the Rig Veda and Mahabharata
"Prosperous, leafy" in popular use; Sanskrit śrīparṇa, "a lotus"
Auspicious light; "bright lamp"
"Auspicious victor"; Sanskrit śubha + jit
Splendid; full of all that is good
"Causing welfare", auspicious
Auspicious and blessed; Sanskrit śubha and śrī
Blessings, good wishes
"Auspicious moon"; Sanskrit śubha + indu
"Radiant victor"; Sanskrit śubhra + jit
The moon; Sanskrit śubhrāṃśu, "white-rayed"
Devoted to good vows; virtuous
"Of good conduct, virtuous"; Sanskrit sucaritā
With a pure, bright smile; Sanskrit śuci and smita
Courteous and generous; the queen of King Dilipa
Good gift; the queen of King Virata in the Mahabharata
"Shining bright"; Sanskrit sudīpta
Well-gone; a name of the Buddha
A great victory, triumph
Very handsome
"A beautiful girl"; also the wife of the sage Chyavana
"An auspicious moment", Sanskrit su-lagna
A flower; good-hearted, kind
Handsome; Sanskrit supratīka, "of beautiful form"
"Excellent" in popular use; in Sanskrit, an ancient king's name
"Very dear, much loved"; Sanskrit supriya
Conqueror of the gods; sura with jit, "winning"
Smiling sweetly; Sanskrit susmita
Devoted to austerity; Sanskrit sutapas
Golden; Sanskrit suvarṇa, "of a beautiful colour"
Welcome; Sanskrit svāgata
Dream; Sanskrit svapana, "sleeping, dreaming"
"Golden"; from Sanskrit svarṇa, "gold"
An auspicious sign of good fortune; Sanskrit svastika
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