Ambidextrous archer; a name of Arjuna in the Mahabharata
Odia baby names S–U
Odia baby names starting with S, T and U: 114 of 340 names, page 3 of 4.
114 of 340 names
Being, consciousness and bliss; a name of the Supreme Spirit
Ever auspicious; a name of Shiva
"Ocean-lady"; Sanskrit sāgarikā, from sāgara, "the ocean"
"Natural, innate"; Sanskrit sahajā, "born with"
"Consciousness, knowledge"; Sanskrit saṃvit
Insight and close study; Sanskrit samīkṣā
"United"; Sanskrit saṃyukta
"Gathered, collected"; Sanskrit saṃcita
"Twilight"; Sanskrit saṃdhyā, the meeting of day and night
Music; songs sung together
"Friend of the Saṅgha"; Sanskrit saṃgha + mitra
Battle; Sanskrit saṃgrāma, "war, combat"
Life-giving; Sanskrit saṃjīva, "reviving, vivifying"
"Lotus"; Sanskrit saroja, "born in a lake"
"Meaningful, significant"
Lord of all
Ever smiling; Sanskrit sasmita, "smiling"
"Smiling"; Sanskrit sasmitā
Devoted to truth; Sanskrit satyavrata, "strictly truthful"
Truly victorious; winning through truth
Narayana of truth; a form of Vishnu
Light of truth
"Gentle" or "calm"; literally "of Soma, moon-like"
Wholesome; the Kuru king who fathered Bhishma
"Autumn"
"Most fortunate"; Sanskrit śarmiṣṭhā
The moon; Sanskrit śaśāṅka, "hare-marked"
Eternal, everlasting
"Eternal"; Sanskrit śāśvatī
A flame; a crest, a peak
The holy river of Ujjain; Sanskrit siprā
"Auspicious, kind"; the god Shiva
Wife of Shiva; a name of Parvati
"Part of Shiva"
Blessing or gift of Shiva
Faith, trust, devotion
"Auspicious, fortunate"; from Sanskrit śreyas, "better"
Share of good fortune; name of the eleventh Jain Tirthankara
"That which is heard"; the Veda; a musical interval
"Auspicious"; good fortune
"Radiant, white"; Sanskrit śubhrā
White, bright
"Blessing of Shiva"; Sanskrit śiva + āśis
"Principle"; an established conclusion
"One whose aim is fulfilled"; a name of the Buddha
Beloved of Sita, a name for Rama
A smile; Sanskrit smita, "smiling"
"Memory, remembrance"; also Hindu sacred tradition
"One who delights the memory"; Sanskrit smṛti + rañjana
"Love, affection"
Tender, gentle and charming; Sanskrit snigdha
Golden
"Gentle victor"; Sanskrit saumya + jit
"Gentle and delightful"; Sanskrit saumya + rañjana
"Fragrance"
"An offering of faith", from Sanskrit śraddhā and añjali
"Full moon of Shravan"
Beloved of Lakshmi, a name of Vishnu
"Abode of Lakshmi", a name of Vishnu
Favourite of Lakshmi; the sacred mark on Vishnu's chest
Creation; from sṛjan, "creating, making"
Glorious, auspicious; the sister of Krishna in the Mahabharata
"Auspicious fortune"; Sanskrit śubha + lakṣmī
"Causing welfare", auspicious
Auspicious and blessed; Sanskrit śubha and śrī
Blessings, good wishes
"A lovely smile"; Sanskrit śubha + smita
"Auspicious moon"; Sanskrit śubha + indu
"Radiant victor"; Sanskrit śubhra + jit
The moon; Sanskrit śubhrāṃśu, "white-rayed"
Devoted to good vows; virtuous
"Of good conduct, virtuous"; Sanskrit sucaritā
With a pure, bright smile; Sanskrit śuci and smita
"Beautiful" in popular use; Sanskrit sucitra, "very distinguished"
Handsome, pleasing to see; Vishnu's discus
Good gift; the queen of King Virata in the Mahabharata
The moon; Sanskrit sudhāṃśu, "nectar-rayed"
"Shining bright"; Sanskrit sudīpta
Well-born, noble; Sanskrit sujāta
Very handsome
"An auspicious moment", Sanskrit su-lagna
Usually given as "wise" or "good-minded"; origin not recorded
Good friend; Dasharatha's queen in the Ramayana
Delighting, joyful; Sanskrit sunandā
Of good conduct; well-guided, wise
Beloved, very dear; Sanskrit supriyā
Fragrant; also Surabhi, the mythical cow of plenty
Loved by the sun; the sun-stone jewel
Very calm, peaceful
Smiling sweetly; Sanskrit susmita
"Polite, well-behaved" in popular use; Sanskrit suśrī, "very splendid"
Welcome; Sanskrit svāgata
"Love" in popular use; from Sanskrit svāgata, "welcome"
A dream; Sanskrit svapna
Auspicious; the sacred symbol of well-being
An auspicious sign of good fortune; Sanskrit svastika
The bright star Arcturus, a lunar mansion
"White lotus", Sanskrit śveta-padma
"Absorbed in that", wholly engrossed
"Wholly absorbed", one with what she loves
"Beautiful"; Sanskrit tanu, "body", + śrī, "beauty"
"Woman devoted to austerity"; Sanskrit tapasvinī
"She who carries across", a saviour; a form of Durga
"A creeper"; Sanskrit taru, tree, and latā, creeper
"Three-eyed", a name of Shiva; Sanskrit trilocana
"Lord of the three"; Sanskrit tri, "three", and nātha, "lord"
"Satisfaction, contentment"; Sanskrit tṛpti
"Full of contentment"; Sanskrit tṛpti + -mayī
"Snow", "frost"; Sanskrit tuhina
"Frost, snow"
"Grows with prosperity" in popular use; Sanskrit udīcī, "the north"
"Beloved of Uma", a name of Shiva; Sanskrit umākānta
"Worship"
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