"Measured, moderate"; Sanskrit pramita
Hindu baby names Pramit–Pyarelal
Hindu baby names from Pramit to Pyarelal: 111 of 3,239 names, page 21 of 33.
111 of 3,239 names
"Joy, delight"; Sanskrit pramoda
"Joyful, delighting"
"System, way"; literally "a channel"
"Salutation, reverence"
The sacred syllable Om
"Of Om"; feminine of Sanskrit praṇava, the sacred syllable
"Love, affection"
"Modest" in popular use; Sanskrit praṇīta, "led forward, offered"
"Lord of life"; Sanskrit prāṇeśa
"Beloved" in popular use; Sanskrit praṇīta, "led forward, offered"
"Honest, sincere"; Sanskrit prāñjala, "straight, upright"
"Hands joined in reverence"
"Tall, lofty"; Sanskrit prāṃśu
"Attainment"
"Prayer"
"Grace, blessing"; Sanskrit prasāda
"Pleased, cheerful"; Sanskrit prasanna, "clear, gracious"
"Calm, tranquillity"; Sanskrit praśama
"Praise"
"Calm, peaceful"; Sanskrit praśānta
"Tranquillity, peace of mind"
"Praised, excellent"; Sanskrit praśasta
"Flower, blossom"; Sanskrit prasūna
"A flower, blossom"
"Glory, majesty"; Sanskrit pratāpa
"Symbol"; also face and image
"First, foremost"; Sanskrit prathama
"First lord", a name for Ganesha; Sanskrit prathama + īśa
"Genius, talent"; also "light"
"Vow, promise"
Symbol, image; Sanskrit pratīka, "face, appearance"
"Waiting, expectation"; also "regard, respect"
"Image, likeness"; also a sacred image or idol
"Standing, renown"; also "foundation"
Plenty, abundance; Bengali pratula
"Visible, evident"; Sanskrit pratyakṣa, "before the eyes"
"Hope, expectation"; Sanskrit pratyāśā
"Dawn, daybreak"; Sanskrit pratyūṣa
"Dawn", the first light of morning
"A riddle, an enigma"
"Skilled, expert"; Sanskrit pravīṇa
Skilled, clever; Sanskrit pravīṇa
"Entrance"; Sanskrit praveśa
"Hero, chief"; Sanskrit pravīra
"Place of sacrifice", the sacred confluence; Sanskrit prayāga
"Love"
Love, affection; joy
"Beholding"; also "reflection, contemplation"
"Love, affection"; Sanskrit preman
"Love"
Loving, affectionate; from Sanskrit preman, "love"
"Bliss of love"; Sanskrit preman + ānanda
Moon of love; Sanskrit preman + candra
Prince of love; Sanskrit preman + kumāra
"Vine of love"
Lord of love; Sanskrit preman + nātha
"Inspirer, motivator"; Sanskrit preraka, "one who urges on"
Inspired, impelled; Sanskrit prerita
"Inspiration"; Sanskrit preraṇā, "urging, impulse"
"Beloved" or "God's gift" in popular use; origin untraced
"Beloved, dearest"; Sanskrit priyatama
A name of Kunti, mother of the Pandava heroes
"Broad, great"; Sanskrit pṛthu, the first king of the earth
The earth; Sanskrit pṛthivī, "the broad one"
"King of the earth"; Sanskrit pṛthvī + rāja
"Love, affection", from Sanskrit prīti
"A vine of love"
"Lord of love"; Sanskrit prīti + īśa
"Beloved, dear"
Pleasant to behold; Sanskrit priyadarśana
"One who looks on all with kindness"; also "lovely to see"
"Beloved" in popular use; Sanskrit priyāla, the piyal tree
"Beloved, dear"; Sanskrit priyam, "love, kindness"
"Sweet-spoken, one who speaks kindly"
"Beloved"; from Sanskrit priya, "dear"
Dear, beloved; from Sanskrit priya
"Beloved part"; Sanskrit priya + aṃśa
"A beloved part" or "dear one"
"Beloved ray of light"; Sanskrit priya + aṃśu
Beloved; Sanskrit priya, "dear", + rañjana, "delighting"
"Lover of sacred vows"; King Priyavrata, son of Manu
Beloved lord; Sanskrit priya + īśa
Name of an ancient king of Kosala; popularly "conqueror"
"Worship, reverence"; Sanskrit pūjana
Worshipped, honoured; Sanskrit pūjita
"Thrill of joy, delight"; Sanskrit pulaka
"Thrilled with joy"; Sanskrit pulakita
"White lotus"; Sanskrit puṇḍarīka
"Pure, holy"; Sanskrit punīta, "purified"
"Purified, pure"
"Pure, holy woman"; from punīta, purified
"Virtuous, pure"; also "merit"
Complete, full; Hindi form of Sanskrit pūrṇa
"The full moon"
"Full-moon night"
"Best among men", a name of Vishnu; Sanskrit puruṣottama
"East" or "first"; Sanskrit pūrvā, "the east"
"Rising in the east" in popular use; Sanskrit pūrva + aṃśa
Lord of the east; Sanskrit pūrva + īśa
"Eastern"; also an evening rāga
"Lotus, sacred lake"; Sanskrit puṣkara
"King of lotuses" in popular use; Marathi puṣkarāja, "topaz"
"Flower"
Kubera's flying chariot; Sanskrit puṣpaka, from puṣpa, "flower"
"A flowering creeper"
"An offering of flowers" held in cupped hands
"Lord of flowers"; Sanskrit puṣpa + indra
"King of flowers"; Sanskrit puṣparāja, topaz
"Nourishment, thriving"; in Pushtimarg, "divine grace"
Beloved son; Hindi pyārā, "dear", + lāl, "son"
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