"Life-giving"; Sanskrit saṃjīvanī, a reviving elixir
Hindu baby names Sanjivani–Shamik
Hindu baby names from Sanjivani to Shamik: 101 of 3,239 names, page 25 of 33.
101 of 3,239 names
Resolve, determination; Sanskrit saṃkalpa, "will, intention"
Balarama, Krishna's elder brother; "one who draws together"
Sign, signal; Sanskrit saṃketa, "a hint or agreed sign"
Refinement, good values; Sanskrit saṃskāra, "perfecting, purification"
"Culture" in modern use; Sanskrit saṃskṛti, "refinement, perfection"
"Contentment"
"Contentment, satisfaction"
"Contented"; Sanskrit saṃtoṣin, and the goddess Santoshi Mata
A modern name, popularly "Lakṣmī"; no dictionary entry
A modern name, popularly "distinguished"; origin uncertain
Self-control, restraint
Union, connection; the heroine of the Prithviraj Raso
A dream
"The seven sages"; also the stars of the Great Bear
"Simple, honest"
"Simple, sincere"; Sanskrit sarala, "straight"
Peacock, spotted deer, a raga; Sanskrit sāraṅga, "dappled"
Essence, summary; Sanskrit sāra, "essence", with aṃśa, "part"
"Giver of refuge"; Sanskrit śaraṇyā, a name of Durgā
The goddess of learning; Sanskrit sarasvatī, "rich in waters"
Murugan, born in the Saravana pool of reeds
The holy river of Ayodhya; Sanskrit sarayū
"The musical scale"; Hindi sargam, from sa-re-ga-ma
"Songbird" or "parrot" in popular use; Sanskrit sārikā, "myna"
"River"; Sanskrit sarit
"Lotus"; Sanskrit saroja, "born in a lake"
"Lotus"; Sanskrit saroja, "born in a lake"
"A pond full of lotuses"; Sanskrit sarojinī
"Meaningful, significant"
All-knowing; a name of Shiva
All-auspicious, a name of the goddess Durga
Lord of all
Lord of all
A streak of the moon, the crescent
Ever smiling; Sanskrit sasmita, "smiling"
"Smiling"; Sanskrit sasmitā
"True warrior"; sat, truth, with bir, brave warrior
Full of radiance; Sanskrit satejas, "with splendour"
The goddess Sati; Sanskrit satī, "virtuous, true"
"Lord of truth" popularly; by its form, "lord of Sati" (Shiva)
"Protector of truth"; sat, truth, with pal, protector
Pure, virtuous; Sanskrit sāttvika, "of the quality of sattva"
"Pure, virtuous"; Sanskrit sāttvika
Truth; true, real
Of true radiance; Satyabhama, a wife of Krishna
Devoted to truth; Sanskrit satyavrata, "strictly truthful"
God of truth; Sanskrit satyadeva, "shining through truth"
Truly victorious; winning through truth
Mahabharata hero Sātyaki, Krishna's warrior and charioteer
Truth
True bliss; "joy in truth"
Narayana of truth; a form of Vishnu
Protector of truth
Light of truth
Meaning of truth; "one whose purpose is truth"
Truthful; Savitri's husband in the Mahabharata
Truthful; Satyavati, mother of Vyasa
Lord of truth; Sanskrit satya, "truth", with indra, "chief"
"Lightning"; Sanskrit saudāmanī
Son of Sumitra; a name of Lakshmana
"Gentle" or "calm"; literally "of Soma, moon-like"
"Fragrance"
"The sun"; Sanskrit savitā, the life-giving sun
The Gāyatrī verse and the devoted Savitri; Sanskrit sāvitrī
The monsoon month; Hindi sāvan, from Sanskrit śrāvaṇa
"Arrow"; Sanskrit sāyaka
A Marathi name for a white jasmine flower
A Bengali boys' name of uncertain meaning
"Of the evening"; Sanskrit sāyantana
"Of the evening, dusk"; Sanskrit sāyantanī
"Of the evening"; from Sanskrit sāyantana
"Boundary, limit"
"Parting of the hair"; also a boundary
"Woman"; Sanskrit sīmantinī, "one with parted hair"
Popularly "pure river water"; origin uncertain
A name of Murugan; Tamil centil, his Tiruchendur shrine
Murugan of Tiruchendur
Hill of Shesha, one of Tirumala's seven peaks
Setu, Rāma's bridge, with Lakṣmī, goddess of fortune
"Bridge"; also a dam, causeway or bond
"Servant, devotee"
Pride, dignity, glory; from Arabic-Persian shān
"A good omen"; Hindi shagun, from Sanskrit śakuna
From shāh, "king"; the name of Shivaji's father
Upright, honest; the name of two Maratha rulers
"Of the mountain"; Sanskrit śaila, "rock, mountain"
"Daughter of the mountain"; Sanskrit śailajā, a name of Durgā
Lord of mountains; the Himalaya
Lord of the mountains; the Himalaya
"Style, manner"; Sanskrit śailī
"Belonging to Shiva"; Sanskrit śaivī
"Power, divine energy"; Sanskrit śakti
"Protected by birds"; Sanskrit śakuntalā, from śakunta, "bird"
"A slender rod or shoot"; Sanskrit śalākā
Modest; Sanskrit śālīna, "bashful, humble"
"Modest" in popular use; Sanskrit śālinī, "possessing, distinguished"
"Silk-cotton tree"; Sanskrit śālmalī
"Of Shiva"; a name of the goddess Durga or Parvati
Bringer of happiness; a name of Shiva
"Calm, peaceful" in popular use; Sanskrit Śamīka, an ancient sage
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