Little servant of God; Arabic ʿubayd
Names starting with U
Baby names that start with U, with checked meanings.
83 names: 35 for girls and 48 for boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, Lane's Arabic–English Lexicon and the Tamil Lexicon. One is a modern name that the dictionaries we use don't list. A few to start: Udita ("risen"), Umed ("hope") and Ushma ("warmth, heat").
83 names
"Proper", "right"; Sanskrit ucita
"Brimming, overflowing"; Vedic Sanskrit udarṣa
"Rising", as of the sun; sunrise
"Rising", as of the sun; Sanskrit udayana
"King of the rising sun"; Sanskrit udaya + rāja
Uday + Shankar: "rising" with Shiva, "the auspicious one"
"Rising hero"; Sanskrit udaya + vīra
"Origin", "coming into being"; Sanskrit udbhava
Uddhava, Krishna's friend and counsellor; also "festival, joy"
"Upheaval"; the name of the revolutionary Udham Singh
"Grows with prosperity" in popular use; Sanskrit udīcī, "the north"
A modern name, often glossed "first rays of the sun"; origin uncertain
"Risen", like the rising sun; Sanskrit udita
"Risen", as the sun rises; Sanskrit udita
"Rising", as of the sun; Sanskrit uditi
"Garden", "park"; Sanskrit udyāna
"Light", "lustre"; Sanskrit uddyota
Ugrasena, king of Mathura; "one with a formidable army"
"Renowned, illumined"; a Gurbani word for one made famous
"Light, brightness"; Hindi ujālā
"Light, radiance"
The ancient city of Ujjain; Sanskrit ujjayinī
"Shining brightly"; luminous, clear, beautiful
"Bright, radiant"; Sanskrit ujjvalā
"Lord of the world"
"Affection, love, friendship"; Arabic ulfa
"Meteor"; Sanskrit ulkā
"Joy", "radiance"; Sanskrit ullāsa
Ulupi, the Naga princess who married Arjuna in the Mahabharata
A name of the goddess Parvati, wife of Shiva
Little mother
Long-lived; a diminutive from Arabic ʿumr, "life"
"Beloved of Uma", a name of Shiva; Sanskrit umākānta
Parvati, as consort of Maheshvara
"Lord of Uma", a name of Shiva; Sanskrit umānātha
"Enthusiasm", "elation"; Hindi umang
"Husband of Uma", a name of Shiva; Sanskrit umāpati
Uma and Shankar, Parvati and Shiva together
Uma, the goddess Parvati
"Hope"; Hindi umed, from Persian
"Lord of Uma", a name of Shiva
Goddess Parvati; a modern form of Sanskrit Umā
"Opening of the eyes", "blossoming"; Sanskrit unmeṣa
Parvati, the goddess of Tiruvannamalai
"Elevated", "lofty, noble"; Sanskrit unnata
"Progress, advancement"; Sanskrit unnati
Little one, child; Malayalam uṇṇi
Little Krishna, the child Krishna
"Comparison, simile"; Sanskrit upamā
"Zealous"; the devoted disciple-sage Upamanyu of the Mahabharata
"A whispered prayer", chanting softly; Sanskrit upāṃśu
"Worship"
Vishnu as "Indra's younger brother"; Sanskrit upendra
"Help", "kindness, favour"; Sanskrit upakāra
"Energy, vigour"; Sanskrit ūrjā
"Mighty", "full of strength"; Sanskrit ūrjita
"Powerful, energetic"; Sanskrit ūrjita
"Wave"; Sanskrit ūrmi
"Beautiful" in popular use; from Sanskrit ūrmi, "a wave"
"Enchantress" in popular use; Urmila, Lakshmana's wife in the Ramayana
"Little she-bear", from Latin ursa
A celestial nymph of the Vedas and epics
"The wide one"; the earth
"Daughter of the earth", a name for Sita; Sanskrit urvī + jā
"Lord of the earth", a king; Sanskrit urvīśa
Lion; Arabic usāma
"Dawn, morning light"
"Dawn" in popular use; Sanskrit uṣasī, "twilight"
"Warmth, heat"; Sanskrit ūṣman
"Wise" in popular use; Arabic ʿuthmān, "a young bustard"
"Excellence, rise"; prosperity
"Excellence, prosperity"; Sanskrit utkarṣa
"Blue lotus", "water-lily"; Sanskrit utpala
"Blue lotus"; Sanskrit utpala
"Zeal", "energy and courage"; Sanskrit utsāha
"Festival", "celebration"; Sanskrit utsava
"Festive, celebration"; from Sanskrit utsava
"Best", "excellent"; Sanskrit uttama
"Higher", "north"; Uttara, prince of the Mahabharata
"North, higher"; Uttara, Abhimanyu's wife in the Mahabharata
Helper; the Quranic ʿUzayr, identified with Ezra
"The greatest"
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