Good health and well-being; Arabic ʿāfiya, "soundness, safety"
Names meaning life
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to life, with the source shown on every name.
126 names: 59 for girls, 64 for boys and 3 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: Amudhan ("the immortal one"), Khalida ("everlasting, immortal") and Srishti ("creation").
119 of 126 names
Living long; also flourishing
"Flourishing, full of life"; feminine of Arabic ʿāmir
"Breath, vapour", from Hebrew hebel
The first man; a Quranic and biblical name
Alive, living
"Complete, whole"
"Imperishable, undecaying"
Undecaying, lasting; Sanskrit akṣita
"Undecaying, lasting"
"Immortal"
"Grace" in Igbo; "immortal" in Sanskrit
"Immortal light"
Immortal; Sanskrit amartya
"Immortal, divine", from Greek ambrosios
"Nectar", from Sanskrit amṛta
"Long-lived" in popular use; Arabic ʿammāra, "a chief's crown"
Nectar of immortality; immortal
"Immortal"; the nectar of the gods
"Protector of amrit", the nectar of immortality
Nectar; Tamil amutam, from Sanskrit amṛta
"The immortal one"; from amutu, nectar; popularly "sweet like nectar"
Endless, infinite; Sanskrit ananta, a name of Vishnu
"Imperishable"
"Unextinguished"
A sprout, new shoot; Sanskrit aṅkura
King of good health; honours Our Lady of Good Health
Soul, the self; Sanskrit ātman
Indestructible; Sanskrit avināśa, "non-destruction"
Imperishable, unchanging; Sanskrit avyaya, a name of Vishnu
Life, long life
"Long life", from Sanskrit āyus
Long-lived; Sanskrit āyuṣmān, "blessed with long life"
"Living, existing"; also "blessing" and "illustrious"
"The world"
"Consciousness", the living spirit
"Long-lived", one who lives for ever
"Immortal" in popular use; Sanskrit cirantana, "ancient"
"Long-lived", blessed with long life
"Everlasting"; feminine of Arabic dāʾim
"Birth", the Nativity; Syriac yaldo
"Healthy and wide", probably from Germanic Helewidis
"Life", from Hebrew Chavvah, Eve
"Wished-for child" in popular use; a pet form of Eve
"Life"; a pet form of Eve and Evelyn
"Beginning, origin", from Greek genesis
"Existence, being"
"Eve", the first woman; Hebrew "life-giver"
Life; Arabic ḥayāt
Spring, the gentle early summer; Tamil iḷavēṉil
Feminine of Imran, the Quranic father of Maryam
"Of mankind, human"; Arabic insiyya
The world; Sanskrit jagat, "moving, living"
"Mother"
"Born"; Sanskrit janya, from jan, "to be born"
Eternal, everlasting; Persian jāwīd
"Life"; Sanskrit jīva, a living being or soul
Life
"Life" in popular use; Sanskrit jīvikā, "livelihood, way of living"
"Life"
Lord of life; Sanskrit jīviteśa
"Heart" or "sweetheart"; Hindi jiyā, "life, soul, darling"
The universe; all created beings
"Everlasting, immortal"; feminine of Arabic khālid
"New leaf, tender shoot"; Sanskrit kisalaya
Youth, young lad; Sanskrit kiśora, also "a colt"
"New leaf, tender shoot"
"Life, living"; Arabic maʿīsha
"Springs of water"; plural of Arabic manhal
Wise; Manu, father of the human race
Born of Manu, a human being; Sanskrit manuja
"Woman"; from Sanskrit mānuṣa, "human, humane"
"Humane" in popular use; Sanskrit mānavī, "a woman, daughter of Manu"
Conqueror of death; a name of Shiva
A bud, a flower about to open
"Rain cloud"; Arabic muzna
Safe, rescued; Arabic nājiya
"Born at Christmas"; from Latin natalis, "of birth"
"Born at Christmas"; from Latin natalis, "of birth"
"Birthday, Christmas"; Russian pet form of Latin Natalia
"Young sapling"; a cherished son, from Persian nau-nihāl
"New, fresh"
"A new part"; modern name from Sanskrit navya and aṃśa
Long-lived, flourishing; from Arabic ʿumr, "life"
"New shoot, sprout"; Sanskrit pallava
"Of Easter", from Latin paschalis
"Lord of life"; Sanskrit prāṇeśa
"Entrance"; Sanskrit praveśa
"Nourishment, thriving"; in Pushtimarg, "divine grace"
Everlasting, self-subsisting; Arabic qayyūm
Departure, setting out on a journey; Arabic raḥīl
Traveller; Arabic raḥīl, "departure, journey"
"God heals", from Hebrew Rephael
Rising, ascending; Sanskrit rohin
Full of life, alive; Sanskrit sajīva
"Possible"; Sanskrit sambhava, "birth, origin, possibility"
Life-giving; Sanskrit saṃjīva, "reviving, vivifying"
"Life-giving"; Sanskrit saṃjīvanī, a reviving elixir
"Eternal"; Sanskrit śāśvatī
"A century, a hundred years"; Sanskrit śatābdī
"She of a hundred forms"; Sanskrit śatarūpā
"Healing, cure"
Heartbeat; Sanskrit spandana, "throbbing, pulse of life"
"Heartbeat"; Sanskrit spandana, "throbbing, pulsation"
"Energy, inspiration" in popular use; Sanskrit sphūrti, "a bursting forth"
"Creation"
Nectar; Sanskrit sudhā, "drink of the gods"
"Blessed with good children"; Sanskrit suprajā
"Young"
"Young woman"; Sanskrit taruṇī
"Origin", "coming into being"; Sanskrit udbhava
Long-lived; a diminutive from Arabic ʿumr, "life"
Little one, child; Malayalam uṇṇi
"Energy, vigour"; Sanskrit ūrjā
Lineage, family line; Sanskrit vaṃśa, also "bamboo"
Growth, one who brings prosperity; Sanskrit vardhana
Wind, the wind god; Sanskrit vāyu
"Alive, full of life"; Latin Vivianus, from vivus
Growth and prosperity
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