"Favour, kindness"; Arabic ʿāʾida, "one who returns"
Names meaning gift
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to gift, with the source shown on every name.
104 names: 45 for girls, 58 for boys and 1 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon and Strong's Concordance. A few to start: Dakshina ("sacred gift, offering"), Mateo ("gift of God") and Shivprasad ("blessing of Shiva").
104 names
"Blessings"; Arabic ālāʾ, from Sura al-Raḥmān
"Priceless"
"Priceless"
Gem of love; Tamil aṉpu, "love", and maṇi, "gem"
Gifts and bounties; Arabic anfāl, the title of Sura 8
"A small part", from Sanskrit aṃśa, "portion"
Offering, dedication; Sanskrit arpaṇa
"Offering"
"Offered"; also dedicated
"Offered" or "dedicated"
"Gift"; Arabic ʿaṭiyya, a thing given
"Gift, grace"; Sikh lists say "the blessed one"
"Blessing"; Arabic baraka
"Lovingly given"; the noble hero of the Little Clay Cart
"Wish-fulfilling gem"
"Sacred gift, offering"; Sanskrit dakṣiṇā, also "the south"
Given; a short name for Dattatreya
Sage Dattatreya, son of Atri; datta, "given"
"Blessing of the gods"
"Given by God"
Diti, mother of the Daityas; Sanskrit diti, "liberality"
Part of the divine; Sanskrit divya, "divine", with aṃśa, "portion"
"Gift of God", from Greek doron and theos
"A single pearl"; Persian dur-dāna
Blessing or grace of the goddess Durga
"My God has answered", from Hebrew
"Victorious" in popular use; Arabic fayḍ, "overflowing abundance"
"Unique, precious"; Arabic farīd
"Unique, a precious pearl"; Arabic farīda
"Grace, bounty"; Arabic faḍl
"The Guru's gift"
"Given by the Guru"
"Given by the guru", from guru and datta
"Gift of Hari", the blessing of Vishnu
Giver of joy, from Sanskrit harṣa, "joy"
"Gift", something freely given
Gift, reward; Arabic inʿām, "bestowing a favour"
Choice, selection; Arabic intikhāb
"Gift of Isis"; Greek Isidōros
"Treasure-holder"; English form of Caspar, one of the Magi
"Possessed"; popularly "inheritance"; Hebrew Yerusha
"The Lord has given"; Hebrew Yehonathan
"God will add"; the feminine of Joseph
"God will add"; a pet form of Josephine
"Gift or grace of light"; Sanskrit jyotis + prasāda
"Miracle, wonder"
"Wish-fulfilling tree" of heaven; from Sanskrit kalpaka
"Miracle" in popular use; Marathi kimayā, "alchemy, magic"
"Treasure"; from Arabic kanz
"Box, chest", a casket for treasures
"Gift of God"; Spanish form of Matthew
"Gift of God"
"Gift of God"; Greek Matthias, from Hebrew Mattithyah
A gift, something given freely
"Blessed"; feminine of Arabic mubārak
"Beneficial, useful"; feminine of Arabic mufīd
Rare, precious; Arabic nādir
Rare, extraordinary; Arabic nādira
Precious, excellent; Arabic nafīs
Beneficial, useful; Arabic nāfiʿ
Jewel, gem in a ring; Persian nigīna
One who attains; Arabic nāʾila
An offering to God; Sanskrit naivedya
"Daughter", one who brings joy
Fortune, one's lot; Arabic naṣīb, "a share"
"Given"; from the Hebrew verb nathan, to give
"Given by God"; Hebrew Nethanel
Rare, precious; Persian nā-yāb, "not to be found"
Placed, set within; Sanskrit nihita
"Dedicated"; Sanskrit nivedita, "offered, presented"
"Christmas", from French noël and Latin natalis
"He will add"; the Kerala form of Joseph
"Gifted" or "little wolf"; Arabic Uways, from aws
"Attainment"
"Grace, blessing"; Sanskrit prasāda
Grace of Rama; Sanskrit rāma + prasāda
Jewel; from Sanskrit ratna
"A jewel, a gem"
Fragrant plant, sweet basil
"Behold, a son"; Hebrew Re'uven
Helper; Arabic root r-f-d, "gift, aid"
Blessing or gift of Sai
"Precious, valuable"; Arabic thamīn
"A good omen"; Hindi shagun, from Sanskrit śakuna
Blessing or gift of Shiva
"Blessing of Shiva"; Sanskrit śiva + āśis
"Blessing of affection"; Sanskrit sneha + āśis
Blessed or radiant son; Sanskrit śrī + kumāra
Blessings, good wishes
Generous giver; the name of Krishna's poor friend
Good gift; the queen of King Virata in the Mahabharata
Good treasure; Sanskrit su- and nidhi
Welcome; Sanskrit svāgata
"Revelation"; from Arabic tanzīl, "sending down"
"Prosperity guard" (Edward) or "gift of God" (Theodore)
Gold; something precious
"Gift of God"; short for Theodore, from Greek theos
"Gift of God"; Greek Theodōros
Giver of boons; Sanskrit varada
Giver of boons; Sanskrit varadā
Lakshmi who grants boons
Blessing, boon; Sanskrit varadāna
Generous giver; Arabic wahhāb, "the Bestower"
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