"An aeon"; also "able, a sacred rule"
Names meaning wisdom K–R
Baby names meaning wisdom starting with K to R: 108 of 298 names, page 2 of 3.
108 of 298 names
After the sage Kanada; Sanskrit kaṇāda, "atom-eater"
Name of a Vedic sage; Sanskrit kaṇva
Skilful in work, diligent; Sanskrit karmaṇya
After the sage Kashyapa, father of the gods
Skill, cleverness; well-being; Sanskrit kauśala
Of Kushika's line; a name of the sage Vishvamitra
Prince of poets; Sanskrit kavīndra
King of poets; Sanskrit kavirāja
Lord of poets; Sanskrit kavi, "poet, sage", with īśa, "lord"
"Queen of poets", from kavi, "poet", and īśā, "mistress"
Poetry; poetic wisdom and inspiration
"Green"; the name of al-Khidr, the wise guide
Learned, skilled, experienced
Skilful, accomplished; Sanskrit kṛtin
Sharp-minded; Sanskrit kuśāgra, "tip of the kusha grass"
Skilful and well; Sanskrit kuśala, "clever, healthy, good"
"Intelligent, sensible"; Arabic labīb
"Intelligent, sensible"; feminine of Arabic labīb
Name of the wise sage of Quran 31; popularly "wise"
"Lord of fish"; the Nath yogi Matsyendranath
Name of a wise queen in the Puranas
Skilled, expert
Skilled, expert
"Friendly"; the learned wife of the sage Yajnavalkya
Reflection, deep thought; Sanskrit manana, "thinking, meditation"
"Mind, heart"; Sanskrit mānasa, also the sacred lake Mānasa
"Mind, heart"; also the sacred Lake Manasa
"Wise, intelligent"
"Wise, high-minded woman"; a name of Durga
"Jewelled girdle"; heroine of the epic Manimekalai
"Lord of the mind"
"Lord of the mind" in popular use; Sanskrit manīṣā, "wisdom"
Wisdom, thought; a hymn of praise
"Conqueror of the mind"
"Lovely splendour"
"Mind, heart"
"Wins hearts" in popular use; Sanskrit manomaya, "made of mind"
"King of the mind"
"Of the mind, spiritual"
Churning; in Hindi also deep reflection
Wise; Manu, father of the human race
"Immortal" in popular use; the sage Mārkaṇḍeya
"Moon"; also "intellect, understanding"
"Wise person"; mati, intellect, with vanan, one who lives by
"Handsome as the moon"; mathi, moon, with azhagan, handsome one
"Intelligence, wisdom"
A part of wisdom; a modern Sanskrit-based name
"Intelligent, wise"
"Deep reflection, inquiry"
Conqueror of the mind, or winner of hearts
"Clear, evident"; feminine of Arabic mubīn
Chief of sages; Sanskrit munīśa
"Guide"; Arabic murshid, a spiritual guide
Noble, excellent; also sagacious and generous
Eminent, alert; Arabic nabīha
The name of Nagarjuna, the great Buddhist philosopher
Moral, ethical; from Sanskrit nīti, "right conduct"
Sincere adviser; Arabic nāṣiḥ
Organiser, arranger; Arabic nāẓima
"Wise conduct, guidance"
Skilled, expert; Sanskrit nipuṇa
"Full moon"; also "complete wisdom"
Essence, conclusion; Sanskrit niṣkarṣa
Lord of right conduct; from Sanskrit nīti and īśa
"Of right conduct"; from Sanskrit nīti, "guidance, wise conduct"
"Moral, guided by right conduct", from nīti
Lord of right conduct; from Sanskrit nīti and īśa
Order, arrangement; Arabic niẓām
Order of the faith; Arabic niẓām al-dīn
Intellect, understanding; Arabic nuhā
"Perfection"; literally "gone to the further shore"
"Awakening, understanding"; Sanskrit prabodha
Realisation, proof from experience; Marathi pracīti
Lord of wisdom; Sanskrit prajñā + īśa
Wisdom, insight
"Knowledge, wisdom"; Sanskrit prajñāna
"Master of true knowledge"; Sanskrit pramā + īśa
"Measured, moderate"; Sanskrit pramita
"Genius, talent"; also "light"
"Visible, evident"; Sanskrit pratyakṣa, "before the eyes"
"A riddle, an enigma"
"Skilled, expert"; Sanskrit pravīṇa
Skilled, clever; Sanskrit pravīṇa
"Beholding"; also "reflection, contemplation"
"Ancient", a pet form of Latin Prisca
"Wise"; Irish Ó Cuinn, from conn, "sense, reason"
Royal sage; a king who became a saint
"Wolf-counsel"; Old Norse Ráðúlfr
Younger brother of Rama
Right guidance; Arabic rashād
Rightly guided, of sound judgment; Arabic rashīd
Rightly guided; following the right way
Rightly guided; Arabic rashīda
Firm, steadfast; Arabic rāsikh
"Wise protector", from Germanic ragin and mund
Calm, dignified; Arabic razīn
"Counsel power"; pet form of Reginald
"Wise ruler", from Germanic ragin and wald
Skilful, inventive; Sanskrit ṛbhu
The Rigveda, "Veda of praise"
"A sage", an inspired poet or seer
"Female sage" in popular use; Sanskrit ṛṣikā, "a sage's wife"
King of sages; Sanskrit ṛṣi + rāja
Truth, divine order; Vedic ṛta
"Bearing the truth"; insight that holds truth within
"Ruler with counsel", from Old Norse Rögnvaldr
Priest; Sanskrit ṛtvij
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