"Cloud"; Sanskrit abhra
Names meaning sky
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to sky, with the source shown on every name.
96 names: 50 for girls, 40 for boys and 6 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon and Steingass's Persian–English Dictionary. A few to start: Atlas ("bearer (of the heavens)"), Meghana ("cloud") and Shaheen ("royal falcon").
96 names
"Lightning"
Horizons; Arabic āfāq, plural of ufuq
The sky; open space
"Lamp of the sky"
"Wind, air"
Sky, space; Sanskrit antarikṣa
"A celestial nymph" of Hindu tradition
"Rising, ascent"; Arabic ʿurūj
Throne, the highest heaven; Arabic ʿarsh
"Divine light" in popular use; literally "lamp of the heavens"
Heavenly; belonging to the Throne
"Heavenly"; from Arabic ʿarsh, the throne of God
"Heavenly love"; arsh, the heavens, and preet, love
"Bearer of the heavens", the Titan of Greek myth
"Dawn", from Latin aurora
"Cloud"
"Lightning"
"Heavenly", from Latin caelum via Caelina
Chidambaram, Nataraja's shrine; Sanskrit cit + ambara, "sky of consciousness"
Lightning
"Sky-clothed"; a name of Shiva
"Horizon"; Sanskrit dig-anta, "end of the sky"
"Born in heaven"
"Born in heaven, celestial"
"Lofty, high"; Hebrew ʿĒlî, the priest who raised Samuel
"Sky, the heavens"; Arabic falak
"Turquoise"; Persian fīroza
"Sky", from Sanskrit gagana
"Sky"; Sanskrit gagana
"Lamp of the sky"
"Love of the sky"
"King of the gods", the Vedic god of sky and rain
"Rainbow", from Greek iris
"A long bank of clouds"
"The Milky Way, galaxy"; Persian kāh-kashān
Lord of birds, a name for Garuda; Sanskrit khaga with īśa
"The Pleiades", the star cluster
Horizon; Sanskrit kṣitija, "born of the earth"
"Born of the earth", a name of Sita; also "horizon"
"Mist, fog"; Bengali kuhelī
"Heavenly garland" or "royal child"; Hawaiian lei and lani
"Cloud"
"Cloud"
"Cloud", from Sanskrit megha
A part of a cloud; a modern Sanskrit-based name
Thunder, the roar of clouds
King of the clouds; Sanskrit megha + rāja
Rain, rain cloud; from Sanskrit megha via Gujarati meh
"Cloud"
"Cloud"; the masculine form of mukil
"The utmost point"; Arabic muntahā (Quran 53:14)
The planet Jupiter; Arabic al-mushtarī
"Rain cloud"; Arabic muzna
The planet Venus; Persian nāhīd
Star; Arabic najma
"Star"
Bluish glow; a cloud; Sanskrit nīlābha
"Dew drops" or "nebula"; Sanskrit nīhāra, "mist, dew"
Clad in blue: a name of Balarama
Cloud, the "giver of water"; Sanskrit nīrada
"Bird"
"Circle" or "boundary"; also a halo and the horizon
"Singing bird" in popular use; Sanskrit parṇavī, "wing-borne"
The Pleiades, a cluster of bright stars
"Lotus, sacred lake"; Sanskrit puṣkara
Kubera's flying chariot; Sanskrit puṣpaka, from puṣpa, "flower"
White cloud; also the rebab, a stringed instrument
"Exalted, lofty"; feminine of Arabic sāmī
Breeze; Sanskrit samīraṇa, "wind, breath"
"Twilight"; Sanskrit saṃdhyā, the meeting of day and night
"Lightning"; Sanskrit saudāmanī
"Of the evening"; Sanskrit sāyantana
"Of the evening, dusk"; Sanskrit sāyantanī
"Of the evening"; from Sanskrit sāyantana
"Serene, calm", from Latin serenus, "clear, fair"
A royal white falcon
"Lightning"; Sanskrit śampā
"The starry night"; Sanskrit śarvarī
"High, exalted" in popular use; Arabic sumayya, "little sky"
"Raft" or "heaven"; Sanskrit taraṇa, "crossing over"
"Heaven", "strong, courageous"; Sanskrit taviṣa
"The three worlds", the whole universe; Sanskrit tribhuvana
"Heaven"; Sanskrit tridiva
"The three worlds"; Sanskrit triloka
"Satisfied" in popular use; Sanskrit tuṣita, celestial beings and Vishnu
"Meteor"; Sanskrit ulkā
"Dawn" in popular use; Sanskrit uṣasī, "twilight"
"Forest dweller" in popular use; Tamil vanathi, the heavenly Ganga
Moon in the sky; also "great wisdom"
Wind, the wind god; Sanskrit vāyu
Lightning, shining; Sanskrit vidyut
"Dawn" in popular use; Sanskrit vihā, "heaven"
Bird; Sanskrit vihaṃga, "sky-goer"
Sky, space; Sanskrit vyoman
Heaven and earth; a Rigvedic word for the restless waters
No names match these filters yet.