Complete victory; Sanskrit abhijaya
Names meaning victory
Baby names whose dictionary or scripture meaning relates to victory, with the source shown on every name.
170 names: 38 for girls, 114 for boys and 18 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, the Mahan Kosh and Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon. A few to start: Faiza ("successful, victorious"), Khyati ("fame, renown") and Sukirti ("good fame, praise").
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Victorious; Sanskrit abhijit, also the star Vega
Invincible, unconquered; Sanskrit ajaya
Unconquerable; Sanskrit ajeya
"Invincible"
Unconquered, invincible; Sanskrit ajita, a name of Vishnu
"Unconquered, invincible"
Invincible lord; Sanskrit ajita + īśa
Conqueror of the world; Persian ʿālam-gīr
Immortal victory
Unfailing, unerring; Sanskrit amogha, a name of Shiva and Vishnu
Unconquered; Sanskrit aparājita, a name of Vishnu
"Unconquered"; a name of Durga
"Destroyer of inner enemies" in Jain use; Sanskrit arhat, "worthy one"
"Conqueror of enemies"
Subduer of enemies; Sanskrit ariṃdama, a name of Shiva
Earned, achieved; Sanskrit arjita
"Victory of strength"
Victory (jit) through valour (bikram, Sanskrit vikrama)
"Conqueror of the moon"
Charan, the (Guru's) feet, with jit, victory
"Conqueror of armies"
"One who wins over the gods"; Sanskrit deva + jit
"Winner of wealth"; a name of Arjuna
"Victory in all directions"
"Conqueror of hearts"
"Victorious", from Greek eu and nike
"Winner, successful"; Arabic fāʾiz
Successful; one who wins through
"Success, prosperity"; Arabic falāḥ
"Victory, success"
Victory twice over: fateh and jit
"Victorious warrior"
"Successful, victorious"; from Arabic fawz
"Successful, victorious"; from Arabic fawz, "success"
"Successful"; from Arabic fawz, "success"
Victorious, successful, prosperous
"Turquoise"; Persian fīroza
Victorious; Arabic ghālib, "one who overcomes"
Spear of wisdom, Murugan's vel; ñāṉam + vēl
"Victory of the Guru"
"Victory of the Guru"
"Victory of God"
Pride, honour, glory; Arabic iftikhār
Distinction; Arabic imtiyāz, "being set apart"
Conqueror of Indra
"Conqueror of the world"
Conqueror of the world; Persian jahān + gīr
Lamp of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and dīpa, "lamp"
God of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and deva, "god"
Victory to Krishna; Hindi jai, "victory", and Kishan, Krishna
"Victorious" in popular use; Sanskrit jaina, "of the Jinas"
Guardian of victory, a king; Sanskrit jayapāla
Light of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and prakāśa, "light"
King of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and rāja, "king"
Victory to Shiva; Hindi jai, "victory", and Shankar
Hero of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and vīra, "hero"
Fame, glory; Gujarati form of Sanskrit yaśas
"Glory and victory"
"Glorious, renowned"
"Bright" in popular use; Hindi jaswī, "renowned, glorious"
Famous, glorious; Hindi form of Sanskrit yaśasvat
"Victory"
"Victory"; also a name of the goddess Durga
Victorious sun; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and āditya, "sun"
"Victorious prince"; Sanskrit jaya, victory, with kumāra, son
"Goddess of victory"
Garland of victory; from Sanskrit jaya and mālā
Victorious; Jayanta, son of Indra
"Victorious"
"Victorious"; jayantī, "victorious, festival", + lāl, "darling son"
Victory of Rama; Sanskrit jaya + Rāma
"Goddess of victory"
Victorious sun; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and sūrya, "sun"
Lord of victory; Sanskrit jaya, "victory", and indra, "chief"
"Lord of victory"
"Victorious"
Victory; Hindi jīt, from Sanskrit jita, "won"
"Desire to win"
"Victorious"; from jina, the Jain spiritual victor
"Lord of the Jinas", a Jain Arhat
Victorious; a name of Vishnu and of Arjuna
Conqueror of the senses; Sanskrit jita, "conquered"
Lord of victory; Sanskrit jita, "won", and īśa, "lord"
Kamal, "lotus", with jeet, "victory"
"Victory through grace"; karam, grace or deeds, with jeet
"Fame, renown"
Kiran, "ray of light", with jeet, "victory"
Fulfilled, successful; Sanskrit kṛtārtha
"Victory of the family"
Aim, goal, target; Sanskrit lakṣya
"Laurel"; Italian, from Laurentia and Latin laurus
"From Laurentum", the town of bay trees; Latin Laurentius
"Famous in battle"; French form of Germanic Hludowig
"Famous in battle"; Spanish form of Louis
Slayer of the demon Madhu; a name of Krishna and Vishnu
"Attainment, achievement"; Arabic manāl
"Conqueror of the mind"
Aided by God; victorious
"Victorious"; feminine of Arabic manṣūr, "aided"
Conqueror of the mind, or winner of hearts
Conqueror of death; a name of Shiva
Enemy of the demon Mura; a name of Krishna
"Victorious"; Arabic muẓaffar
One who attains; Arabic nāʾila
Help or victory of God; Arabic naṣr Allāh
"Victory of the people"; Greek Nikolaos
"Victory of the people", from Greek Nikolaos
Help, victory; Arabic nuṣra
"Supreme victory"; param, highest, with jeet, victory
Victorious, fortunate
"Victory of God"; prabh, the Lord, with jeet, victory
"Praised, excellent"; Sanskrit praśasta
Name of an ancient king of Kosala; popularly "conqueror"
"Fame, glory"; also praise
"Bearer of fame"; the poet of the Nalavenba
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