"Lakshmi" or "knowledge" in popular use; origin untraced
Marathi girl names S–V
Marathi girl names starting with S to V: 59 of 176 names, page 2 of 2.
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A close female friend; Marathi saī
Virtuous, full of good qualities; Sanskrit saguṇa
"Witness"; one who sees with their own eyes
Prosperity and good fortune; Sanskrit sampad
"Prosperity, abundance"; Sanskrit samṛddhi
A modern name, popularly "flute"; origin uncertain
"Culture" in modern use; Sanskrit saṃskṛti, "refinement, perfection"
The holy river of Ayodhya; Sanskrit sarayū
"Gentle" or "calm"; literally "of Soma, moon-like"
A Marathi name for a white jasmine flower
"Silk-cotton tree"; Sanskrit śālmalī
"Of Shiva"; a name of the goddess Durga or Parvati
"The starry night"; Sanskrit śarvarī
"Cool, calm"; Sanskrit śītala
The chrysanthemum flower
Wife of Shiva; a name of Parvati
Faith, trust, devotion
"Auspicious, fortunate"; from Sanskrit śreyas, "better"
"Prosperity"; Sanskrit śriyā, a form of śrī and a name of Lakshmi
"That which is heard"; the Veda; a musical interval
"A beautiful woman"; Sanskrit śubhāṅgī
White, bright
"Success, accomplishment"
A smile; Sanskrit smita, "smiling"
"Love, affection"
Affectionate; Sanskrit snehala, "full of affection"
Golden
Longing, eager desire; Sanskrit spṛhā
"Full moon of Shravan"
"Creation"
Beloved, very dear; Sanskrit supriyā
Inner joy, delight in oneself; from Sanskrit svānanda
Born of a dream; Sanskrit svapnaja
A modern name meaning "dreamy", from Sanskrit svapna, "dream"
A musical note; Sanskrit svara, "sound, voice"
Giver of melody; from Sanskrit svara and -dā
A modern name from svara, "musical note"; families read it as "melody"
The bright star Arcturus, a lunar mansion
"Wholly absorbed", one with what she loves
"A slender, delicate woman"
Queen of the truthful King Harishchandra; from Sanskrit tārā, "star"
"Bright, radiant"; from Sanskrit tejas, "brilliance"
Radiance and splendour; Sanskrit tejas + śrī
"Brilliant, radiant"; a woman full of tejas
"Satisfaction, contentment"; Sanskrit tṛpti
"Bright, radiant"; Sanskrit ujjvalā
"Meteor"; Sanskrit ulkā
"Enchantress" in popular use; Urmila, Lakshmana's wife in the Ramayana
"Excellence, prosperity"; Sanskrit utkarṣa
Princess of Videha, a name of Sita
The ancient city of Vaishali; from viśāla, "wide, great"
The goddess as Vishnu's power; a devotee of Vishnu
A flowering creeper
Giver of boons; Sanskrit varadā
Rain; the monsoon season
A limb of the Vedas; from Sanskrit vedāṅga
"An altar"; a raised seat or platform
Karna's wife in the Marathi novel Mrityunjay
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