"Lord of fish"; the Nath yogi Matsyendranath
Hindu baby names Machhindra–Manushi
Hindu baby names from Machhindra to Manushi: 110 of 3,239 names, page 16 of 33.
110 of 3,239 names
Name of a wise queen in the Puranas
Love; the god of love, Kamadeva
Darling of Madan, the god of love
"Sweet as honey" in popular use; Sanskrit mādhava, a name of Krishna
"Spring flower"; also a name of Durga
"Honey" or "sweet"
"Sweet girl"
"Sweet verse"; name of a Vedic seer
Bee, literally "honey-maker"
"Sweetness, honey" in popular use; Sanskrit madhulikā, black mustard
"Full of sweetness"
"Sweet friend" in popular use; built on Sanskrit madhu, "sweet"
"Tulsi leaf" in popular use; Sanskrit, "sweet leaf"
Sweet, melodious
"Sweet, melodious"
"Sweetness, charm"
"Sweetness, charm"
"Beauty of spring"
"Sweet smile"
Slayer of the demon Madhu; a name of Krishna and Vishnu
"Sweet like honey"; name of an evening raga
The great god, a name of Shiva
"Great goddess", a name of Parvati
"Great Lakshmi", the goddess of prosperity
Shiva as the great linga; from Sanskrit mahā-liṅga
Great lord, from mahant and Sanskrit īśa
"Dazzling white"; a name of Saraswati and Durga
"Great"; also the vina of the sage Narada
"Great hero", title of the 24th Jain Tirthankara
King, literally "protector of the earth"
Great Indra; also a great chief or leader
"Great lord", a name of Shiva
Great lord; a name of Shiva
"Great goddess", a name of Durga
"The earth"; Sanskrit mahī, "the great one"
Bearer of the earth; a mountain; a name of Vishnu
Sanskrit mahikā, "mist, frost"; popularly "dew" or "earth"
"Greatness" or "glory"
King, literally "protector of the earth"
Skilled, expert
Honoured, celebrated
"Honoured, celebrated"
The mahua tree and its sweet flowers; Sanskrit madhūka
A mythical mountain, son of the Himalaya and Mena
"Sita", the princess of Mithila
Friendly, benevolent; also the name of the future Buddha
"Friendly"; the learned wife of the sage Yajnavalkya
"Friendship, goodwill"
Nectar of flowers, honey
"Garland"
"Jasmine"
"Happy" in popular use; Sanskrit mālava, Malwa or a raga
"Princess of Malwa" in popular use; Kalidasa's heroine Mālavikā
The Malaya hills, famed for sandalwood
A raga sung for the monsoon rains
Khandoba, a form of Shiva; "enemy of the demon Malla"
"Garlanded" or "garland-maker"; also a name of Durga
"Jasmine"
Shiva as worshipped at Srisailam; literally "jasmine-white"
"Motherly love" in popular use; Sanskrit mamatā, "the sense of mine"
A modern name, sometimes given as "bird"; also a Himalayan town
Reflection, deep thought; Sanskrit manana, "thinking, meditation"
"Mind, heart"; Sanskrit mānasa, also the sacred lake Mānasa
"Mind, heart"; also the sacred Lake Manasa
"Wise, intelligent"
"Wise, high-minded woman"; a name of Durga
"Human"; Sanskrit mānava, "descended from Manu"
"The heavenly Ganga", a sacred river
The coral tree, a tree of paradise
Wife of Bharata, Rama's brother, in the Ramayana
"Light of the mind"; man, mind, with deep, lamp
"Temple"
Auspicious; also the planet Mars
"Auspicious"; a name of the goddess Uma
"Queen among women"; mangaiyar, women, with arasi, queen
Shiva as worshipped at the Mangeshi temple in Goa
Jewel, gem
"Words like rubies"; the name of the saint Manikkavacakar
Ruby, a precious gem
"Jewel, gem"
"Bell around his neck", Ayyappa's name; Sanskrit maṇikaṇṭha, "jewel-throated"
"Jewelled earring"; also the sacred ghat of Varanasi
Precious jewel; Sanskrit maṇi + Hindi lāl
"Honoured, dignified"; Sanskrit mānin, "high-minded, proud"
"Lord of the mind" in popular use; Sanskrit manīṣā, "wisdom"
Wisdom, thought; a hymn of praise
Jewel of Shiva; Sanskrit maṇi + Śaṃkara
Honoured, respected
"Cluster of blossoms", as on mango or tulsi
"Lovely, charming"
"Lovely, charming"
Lord Shiva in Karnataka; Sanskrit mañju-nātha, "lovely lord"
"Box, chest", a casket for treasures
"Lovely splendour"
The god of love; Sanskrit manmatha
Enchanter of the heart; a devotional name of Krishna
"Mind, heart"
Lovely, charming, pleasing to the mind
Charming, captivating; literally "stealing the mind"
Born of the mind; a name of Kama, god of love
"Wins hearts" in popular use; Sanskrit manomaya, "made of mind"
"Charming, beautiful", literally "delighting the mind"
One who delights the mind; Sanskrit manas + rañjana
"Of the mind, spiritual"
"Happiness of the heart"
Churning; in Hindi also deep reflection
Wise; Manu, father of the human race
Born of Manu, a human being; Sanskrit manuja
"Woman"; from Sanskrit mānuṣa, "human, humane"
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