Parshvanatha, the 23rd Jain Tirthankara
Gujarati boy names P–Y
Gujarati boy names starting with P to Y: 63 of 181 names, page 2 of 2.
63 of 181 names
"Son of Pritha", a name of Arjuna
"King", "lord of the earth"; literally "earthly"
"Festival"; Sanskrit parvan
"Traveller"
The sacred syllable Om
Loving, affectionate; from Sanskrit preman, "love"
"Beloved part"; Sanskrit priya + aṃśa
"Servant of Rama" in popular use; Gujarati ramṇīk, "charming"
"Krishna, who left the battlefield"
"Precious son" in popular use; rati, "delight", + lāl, "darling"
Splendour, brightness; Persian raunaq
"Ray of light" in popular use; no dictionary source found
"Bull", and so "the best"; the first Jain Tirthankara
"A priest", one who sacrifices at the proper time
"Roarer", the Vedic storm god; a name of Shiva
"Part of Rudra", that is, of Shiva
Priest; Sanskrit ṛtvij
"The ocean"
Natural, innate; Sanskrit sahaja, "born with"
"Capable, powerful"
Sign, signal; Sanskrit saṃketa, "a hint or agreed sign"
"Simple, honest"
"Peaceful"; Sanskrit śānti, "peace", + lāl, "darling son"
"Heroism, valour"
Auspicious; welfare and bliss; a form of Shiva's name
"Part of Shiva"
"A verse"; also a hymn of praise, fame
King Shrenik (Bimbisara) of Magadha, honoured in Jain tradition
Excellence, good fortune; from Sanskrit śreyas, "better"
Share of good fortune; name of the eleventh Jain Tirthankara
Auspicious, good
Accomplished king; siddha, "perfected", with rāja, "king"
Smiling; a smile
"Moon-like" in popular use; Sanskrit Somila, a poet's name
Pure water; a lotus
Very bright; "of a fine banner"
"Son"; Sanskrit tanaya
"Absorbed in that", wholly engrossed
"Brilliance, radiance"; also vital energy and glory
"A ford"; a sacred place of pilgrimage
"Frost, snow"
"Light, radiance"
"Enthusiasm", "elation"; Hindi umang
"Beautiful" in popular use; from Sanskrit ūrmi, "a wave"
"Lord of the earth", a king; Sanskrit urvīśa
"Festival", "celebration"; Sanskrit utsava
"Praise, salutation"
"Praised, revered"
Lineage, family line; Sanskrit vaṃśa, also "bamboo"
Loving, affectionate; Sanskrit vatsala
"Knowledge"; also the sacred Vedas
"End of the Veda"; the Vedanta philosophy
"Morning, dawn"
"Sovereign, ruling far and wide"; splendour
"Rare"; Sanskrit virala, "scarcely found"
Universe, the whole world; Sanskrit viśva
"Full of life" in popular use; origin uncertain
"Krishna's land"; Sanskrit vraja, Braj
"Tulsi" in popular use; Sanskrit vṛnda, "a cluster, a multitude"
"Glory, fame"; also beauty and splendour
"Lord of fame"
Era, age; Sanskrit yuga, also "a yoke, a pair"
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