"Adornment of the deity"
Names meaning beauty
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to beauty, with the source shown on every name.
448 names: 328 for girls, 110 for boys and 10 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Steingass's Persian–English Dictionary and Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon. A few to start: Charumati ("lovely; Krishna's daughter"), Mahjabeen ("moon-browed, beautiful") and Sowbhagya ("good fortune").
111 of 448 names
"Fragrant"; from Arabic ʿiṭr, "perfume"
"Fragrance"; Arabic ʿabīr, a saffron perfume
"Splendour, light"
Delightful, pleasing; Sanskrit abhirāma, also a name of Shiva
"Delightful, lovely"; the goddess of Thirukkadaiyur
Handsome, pleasing; Sanskrit abhirūpa
"Ornament", from Hebrew Adah; also a short form of names meaning "noble"
Sprinkled gold glitter; Persian afshān, "scattering"
Wife of the sage Gautama in the Ramayana; "flawless"
Best, most beautiful; Arabic aḥsan
Most beautiful, handsome; Arabic ajmal
"Form, shape"
Beautiful hill; Tamil aḻaku, "beauty", and kiri, "hill"
Ornament, decoration; Sanskrit alaṃkāra
Adorned, decorated; Sanskrit alaṃkṛta
"Adorned, decorated"
"A curl of hair"; also Alaka, Kubera's city
"Diamond"; Persian almās
"Ambergris, fragrance"; Arabic ʿanbar
"Fragrant as ambergris"; Persian ʿambarīn
"Sinless, faultless"
Handsome in love; Tamil aṉpu, "love", and aḻakaṉ, "handsome man"
"Elegant, pleasing"; feminine of Arabic anīq
"Beautiful woman"; Sanskrit aṅganā, a woman
Lovely fish-eyed one, Meenakshi of Madurai
"Incomparable, matchless"
"Radiance, beauty", from Sanskrit śrī
"Incomparably beautiful" (Bengali)
"A celestial nymph" of Hindu tradition
"Fragrance"; Arabic arīj, a sweet scent that spreads
Wise and handsome; Tamil aṟivu, "knowledge", and aḻakaṉ
"Bride"; Persian ʿarūsa, from Arabic ʿarūs
"Unequalled, matchless"
"Noble"; Arabic ʿātika, also a perfumed woman
Handsome one; Tamil aḻakaṉ, from aḻaku, "beauty"
Lord of beauty; Tamil aḻaku, "beauty", and īcaṉ, "lord"
"Wonderful, unique"; Arabic badīʿa
"Like the full moon"; from Arabic badr
"Full moon among women"; Arabic badr al-nisāʾ
"Spring"; Persian bahār
"Splendour of the faith"; Arabic bahāʾ al-dīn
"Joyful, beautiful"; Arabic bahīja
"Dazzling, brilliant"; Arabic bāhira
"Spectrum, a row of colours"; Bengali barṇālī
"Handsome"; French beau, from Latin bellus
"Beautiful", from Italian bella and Latin bellus
Auspicious, blessed; a name of the goddess Durga
"Good fortune and splendour"; often read as Lakshmi
Short for Satyabhama; Sanskrit bhāma, "light, splendour"
"A radiant, beautiful woman"
"Luminous, splendid"; from bhānu, "light, the sun"
"Living, existing"; also "blessing" and "illustrious"
"A noble or beautiful woman"
"Grand" in popular use; Sanskrit bhavya, "excellent, beautiful"
"Part of grandeur"; Sanskrit bhavya, "excellent", and aṃśa, "part"
Ornament, adornment
"A forehead bindi"; from Hindi bindī and Sanskrit bindu
"Pretty, cheerful", from Scots bonnie
"A digit of the moon"; the crescent moon
"Beloved of the moon"; also the moonstone
"Beloved of the moon"; Sanskrit, the moon's wife or the night
"A streak of the moon"; the crescent
"Charming as the moon"
"Moon-faced"
"Moon-faced", with a face as lovely as the moon
Handsome Basava; Kannada canna, "handsome"
Lovely, beautiful; dear, pleasing
"Lovingly given"; the noble hero of the Little Clay Cart
"Beautiful"
A beautiful creeper
"Lovely"; the name of Krishna's daughter
"Of lovely character"; also read as "a beautiful jewel"
A beautiful woman; also splendour and moonlight
Handsome Keshava, a form of Vishnu
Beautiful lady; Kannada cenna + amma
Beauty, radiance; in Hindi also "image, picture"
"A picture"; the painter-nymph of the Puranas
"Of beautiful form" in popular use; Sanskrit, "wearing bright armlets"
Arjuna's warrior wife; Sanskrit, "wearing bright armlets"
"Part of a picture"; also read as a descendant of Chitragupta
"Lord of beauty"
"Kohl of the gods"; Sanskrit deva + añjana
"Silk brocade"; Persian dībā
"Eyes bright as lamps"; Sanskrit dīpa + akṣī
"Brightness, light, splendour"
"Celestial maiden"; Sanskrit devāṅganā
"Divine in form"
"Divine beauty" in popular use; Sanskrit deva + śrī
"Beloved"; Persian dil-ārā, "adorning the heart"
"Heart-stealer, sweetheart"; Persian dil-rubā
"Divine, heavenly"
"Divine radiance"; Sanskrit divya + śrī
"Worth seeing, beautiful"; Sanskrit dṛśya
"A single pearl"; Persian dur-dāna
"Royal pearl"; Persian durr-i shāhwār
"Shining like a pearl"; Arabic durriyya
A single string of pearls; Sanskrit ekāvalī
"Of one form"
"Beauty, grace"
"Deer-eyed"; Sanskrit eṇākṣī
Handsome one; from Tamil eḻil, "beauty"
King of beauty; Tamil eḻil, "beauty", and aracaṉ, "king"
Queen of beauty; Tamil eḻil, "beauty", and araci, "queen"
"Excellent, surpassing"; feminine of Arabic fāʾiq
"Excellent, magnificent"; feminine of Arabic fākhir
"Tall, beautiful"; Arabic fāriʿa
"Unique, a precious pearl"; Arabic farīda
"Fortunate, happy"; Persian farrukh
"Angel" in popular use; Persian far + yāl, "of splendid neck"
"Turquoise"; Persian fīroza
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