Takṣa, son of Bharata in the Ramayana; also "carpenter"
Hindu baby names T
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Carpenter, craftsman; also the Naga king Takṣaka of the Mahabharata
The dark tamala tree, linked with Krishna; Sanskrit tamāla
"Wish, desire"; Persian tamannā
"Son"; Sanskrit tanaya
"Daughter"; Sanskrit tanayā
"Cord, rope"; Sanskrit tanikā
"Graceful slenderness, delicacy"; Bengali tanimā
A modern name, usually given as "ambition" or "jewel"
Modern name; popularly "ambition", with no dictionary source
A modern name, often glossed "goddess of gold"; origin uncertain
"Jewel" in popular use; a modern name linked to niṣka, "gold ornament"
"Absorbed in that", wholly engrossed
"Wholly absorbed", one with what she loves
"Son", literally "born of the body"; Sanskrit tanuja
"Daughter"; Sanskrit tanujā, born of one's own body
"Lord Ganesha" in popular use; a modern name from tanu, "body"
A modern name, glossed "sweet" or "slender"; origin uncertain
"Beautiful"; Sanskrit tanu, "body", + śrī, "beauty"
"A slender, delicate woman"
"King" or "wise" in popular use; a modern name
"Slender, delicate"; a modern form of Sanskrit tanvī
"Daughter" in popular use; a Russian pet form of Tatiana
"The sun", "warming"; Sanskrit tapana
"Penance", "inner heat"; Sanskrit tapas
"Female ascetic"; Sanskrit tāpasī
"Ascetic", one who practises tapas; Sanskrit tapasvin
"Woman devoted to austerity"; Sanskrit tapasvinī
"Penance, austerity"; Sanskrit tapasyā
"Warming"; daughter of the Sun and the Tapti river
"A star"
"Star and moon"; Hindi from Sanskrit tārā + candra
"Saviour, one who carries across"; also "a star"
Shiva as "lord who carries across"; popularly "lord of the stars"
Queen of the truthful King Harishchandra; from Sanskrit tārā, "star"
"Raft" or "heaven"; Sanskrit taraṇa, "crossing over"
"Song, melody"; Persian tarāna
"Lord of the stars", the moon; Sanskrit tārā + nātha
"Wave"; Sanskrit taraṃga
"River"; Sanskrit taraṃgiṇī, full of waves
"Star"; Sanskrit tārikā
"She who carries across", a saviour; a form of Durga
"Sparkling"; Sanskrit tarala, and taralā, "a bee"
A Punjabi name of uncertain origin and meaning
"A creeper"; Sanskrit taru, tree, and latā, creeper
"Young"
"Young woman"; Sanskrit taruṇī
"Conqueror"; Vedic Sanskrit taruṣa
"Victory"; Sanskrit taruṣī
The Buddha, "one who has thus come"; Sanskrit tathāgata
"Truth", "that which is really so"; Sanskrit tathya
"Truth", "essence"; Sanskrit tattva
"Heaven", "strong, courageous"; Sanskrit taviṣa
"Strength, courage"; Sanskrit taviṣī
Named after the Teesta river of Sikkim and Bengal
"Brilliance, radiance"
"Bright, radiant"; from Sanskrit tejas, "brilliance"
"A part of radiance"; Sanskrit tejas + aṃśa
"Brilliance, radiance"; also vital energy and glory
Radiance and splendour; Sanskrit tejas + śrī
"Brilliant, radiant, full of energy"
"Brilliant, radiant"; a woman full of tejas
"Lord of radiance"; Sanskrit tejas + indra
"Lord of radiance"; Sanskrit tejas + īśa
"Full of light", "shining"; Sanskrit tejomaya
"Protector of splendour"; Sanskrit tejaḥpāla
"Radiant majesty"; Sanskrit tejas + pratāpa
"Radiant hero"; Sanskrit tejas + vīra
Gold; something precious
Golden spear, Murugan's lance
Sacred waters, a place of pilgrimage; Sanskrit tīrtha
She who wears the tilaka; "the finest"
Goddess Lakshmi
Vishnu, "the great one"
The sacred hill, Tirumala of Tirupati
Holy Murugan
Holy king of speech, the saint Appar
"The hot-rayed one", the sun; Sanskrit tigmāṃśu
The sacred forehead mark; "the ornament" of anything
A celestial nymph (Apsaras) of the Mahabharata; Sanskrit tilottamā
"A ford"; a sacred place of pilgrimage
"Ford-maker", a Jain spiritual teacher; Sanskrit tīrthaṃkara
A modern name, often glossed "happiness"; origin uncertain
"Lunar day"; Sanskrit tithi
"Patience, forbearance"; Sanskrit titikṣā
A modern name, usually glossed "bird"; Bengali ṭiẏā, parrot
Name of Toral, the devotional heroine of the Jesal–Toral legend
"Satisfying, pleasing"; one who brings contentment
"Gratifying"; a name of the goddess Durga
"Satisfied", "pleased"; Sanskrit toṣita
"The three worlds", the whole universe; Sanskrit tribhuvana
"The three gods", the Hindu trinity; Sanskrit tri + deva
"Heaven"; Sanskrit tridiva
"Lord Shiva" in popular use; a modern name
"Three-eyed", a name of Shiva; Sanskrit trilocana
"The three worlds"; Sanskrit triloka
"Lord of the three worlds", Shiva; Sanskrit trilokanātha
"Grass"; Sanskrit tṛṇa
"Three-eyed", a name of Shiva; Sanskrit trinayana
"Satisfaction, contentment"; Sanskrit tṛpti
Shiva, destroyer of the three demon cities; Sanskrit tripurāri
"Thirst; strong desire"
A modern name, often glossed "trident"; probably from Sanskrit triśikha
"Thirst" or "desire"
"Confluence of three rivers"; Sanskrit triveṇī, triple braid
Vishnu who crossed the worlds in three strides; Sanskrit trivikrama
"Full of contentment"; Sanskrit tṛpti + -mayī
"Three-eyed", a Vedic name of Rudra-Shiva; Sanskrit tryambaka
"Snow", "frost"; Sanskrit tuhina
"Snow, frost"; Sanskrit tuhina
"The cold-rayed one", the moon; Sanskrit tuhināṃśu
Name of the Marathi saint-poet; possibly "little Rama"
"A painter's brush"
"Holy basil"; Sanskrit tulasī
"Servant of the holy basil"; Sanskrit tulasī + dāsa
"Frost, snow"
"Frost, snow, mist"; Sanskrit tuṣāra
"Satisfied" in popular use; Sanskrit tuṣita, celestial beings and Vishnu
"Contentment, satisfaction"; Sanskrit tuṣṭi
"Light, splendour"; Sanskrit tviṣā
"King of renunciation" or "of generosity"; Sanskrit tyāga + rāja
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