"Of good mind, wise"; Sanskrit sucetas
Girl names Sucheta–Sylvia
Girl names from Sucheta to Sylvia: 98 of 2,475 names, page 24 of 28.
98 of 2,475 names
With a pure, bright smile; Sanskrit śuci and smita
Popularly "auspicious"; origin not confirmed in Sanskrit dictionaries
"Beautiful" in popular use; Sanskrit sucitra, "very distinguished"
Courteous and generous; the queen of King Dilipa
"Flame, light, radiance"
Beautiful to behold; Sanskrit sudarśanā
"Bright"; from Sanskrit su, "good", and dīpa, "lamp"
"Radiance"; Sanskrit su- + dīpti, "brightness"
Good gift; the queen of King Virata in the Mahabharata
Nectar; Sanskrit sudhā, "drink of the gods"
Beautiful consecration; a name of Lakshmi
"Shining bright"; Sanskrit sudīpta
Fragrance; Sanskrit sugandha, "sweet-smelling"
"The younger, smaller"; Arabic ṣughrā
"Of good qualities, virtuous"; Sanskrit suguṇā
"Pleasant, charming"; Hindi and Urdu suhānā
Pleasant, charming; Hindi suhānī
With a lovely smile; Sanskrit suhāsinī
A good, kind-hearted person; Sanskrit sujana
Well-born, noble; Sanskrit sujāta
"A beautiful girl"; also the wife of the sage Chyavana
"Giver of happiness"; Sanskrit sukhadā
"Lamp of peace"; sukh, happiness or peace, with deep, lamp
Sukh, "peace, happiness", with jeet, "victory"
"Light of peace"; sukh, happiness, with jot, light
"Absorbed in joy"; sukh, bliss, with leen, absorbed
"Peaceful mind" in popular use; Gurbani's word for the sushumna channel
"Peace of mind"; Guru Arjan's hymn, the Psalm of Peace
"Love of peace"; sukh, happiness, with preet, love
"Bringer of happiness" in popular use; literally sukh with -inder, chief
Good fame and praise; Sanskrit sukīrti
Good deeds and virtue; Sanskrit sukṛti
Tender, delicate; also jasmine
"Easily attained"; Sanskrit sulabhā, also a learned ascetic of the Mahābhārata
With auspicious marks and good qualities; Sanskrit sulakṣaṇā
Beautiful writing; Sanskrit su- and lekhā
With beautiful eyes; Sanskrit sulocanā
"Queen, empress"; feminine of Arabic sulṭān
A flower; Sanskrit suma
"Companion in night talk"; from Arabic samīr
"High, exalted" in popular use; Arabic sumayya, "little sky"
A flowering creeper; Sanskrit suma + latā
A flower; good-hearted, kind
Good-minded and charming; also great-flowered jasmine
Very auspicious; Sanskrit sumaṅgalā
Good mind and wisdom; Sanskrit sumati
The hyacinth; a fragrant plant such as spikenard
"Wise, intelligent"; Sanskrit sumedhas, "of good understanding"
"Good friend" in popular use; Sanskrit sumita, "well measured"
Good friend; Dasharatha's queen in the Ramayana
"Fair-faced"; Sanskrit sumukhī, "a handsome woman"
With beautiful eyes; Sanskrit sunayanā
Delighting, joyful; Sanskrit sunandā
Beautiful woman; Sanskrit sundarī
"Fine silk brocade" of Paradise; Quranic Arabic sundus
"With beautiful eyes"; Sanskrit sunetra, "fair-eyed"
Good treasure; Sanskrit su- and nidhi
Of good conduct; well-guided, wise
Good conduct and wisdom; the mother of Dhruva
"Beautiful-winged"; Sanskrit suparṇā, also "a lotus pool"
Radiant and splendid; Sanskrit suprabhā
"Blessed with good children"; Sanskrit suprajā
"Much loved, very dear"; Sanskrit suprīta
"Much cherished, dear"; Sanskrit suprītā
"Great joy"; Sanskrit suprīti, from prīti, "joy, love"
Beloved, very dear; Sanskrit supriyā
Fragrant; also Surabhi, the mythical cow of plenty
"The Pleiades" star cluster; Arabic al-Thurayyā
A beautiful line; Sanskrit surekhā
Great delight, good taste; Sanskrit suruci
"Lily", from Hebrew shoshannah
"Lily", from Hebrew shoshannah
"Of good character"; Sanskrit suśīlā, good-tempered and well-disposed
"Exquisite beauty" or "splendour"
Smiling sweetly; Sanskrit susmita
"Polite, well-behaved" in popular use; Sanskrit suśrī, "very splendid"
Devoted to austerity; Sanskrit sutapas
"Consort of the Sun"; from Sanskrit suvarcas, "glorious"
Golden; Sanskrit suvarṇa, "of a beautiful colour"
Welcome; Sanskrit svāgata
"Love" in popular use; from Sanskrit svāgata, "welcome"
Inner joy, delight in oneself; from Sanskrit svānanda
A dream; Sanskrit svapna
Born of a dream; Sanskrit svapnaja
A modern name meaning "dreamy", from Sanskrit svapna, "dream"
A musical note; Sanskrit svara, "sound, voice"
Giver of melody; from Sanskrit svara and -dā
A modern name from svara, "musical note"; families read it as "melody"
Gold; Sanskrit svarṇa
Golden creeper; Sanskrit svarṇalatā
"Golden"; from Sanskrit svarṇa, "gold"
A modern name meaning "golden", from Sanskrit svarṇa, "gold"
True form and beauty; Sanskrit svarūpa
Well-being and good fortune; Sanskrit svasti
An auspicious sign of good fortune; Sanskrit svastika
The bright star Arcturus, a lunar mansion
"Of the forest", from Latin silva
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