"First"; in Sanskrit also a name of the goddess Durga
Odia girl names
Girl names Odia families use today, written in Odia script.
173 names: 171 for girls and 2 for both girls and boys. Most meanings are checked in Monier-Williams' Sanskrit–English Dictionary, the Samsad Bengali–English Dictionary and the Purnachandra Odia Bhashakosha. One is a modern name that the dictionaries we use don't list. A few to start: Anuradha ("a nakshatra (star)"), Bhumika ("earth; a role") and Amrita ("immortal, nectar").
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"Desire to attain"
"Desire, longing"; from Sanskrit abhīps-, "to wish to obtain"
"First hope", from Sanskrit ādya and āśā
Sovereignty, power; also wealth and prosperity
"Immortal"; the nectar of the gods
Unique; no other
"Irreproachable, virtuous"
Hands cupped in reverence; an offering, a salutation
Marked, bearing a sign
"Incomparable, matchless"
Anuradha, one of the 27 nakshatras of Indian astronomy
Grace, favour; a Russian pet form of Anna
"Radiance, beauty", from Sanskrit śrī
"A quest, a search"
"Unconquered"; a name of Durga
"One who is worshipped"
Worship, homage to the gods
"Worshipped, honoured"
"Offered" or "dedicated"
"One who has taken refuge" (in God)
"Long life", from Sanskrit āyus
"Spectrum, a row of colours"; Bengali barṇālī
"Good fortune and splendour"; often read as Lakshmi
Feeling; thought, contemplation
Parvati, consort of Shiva
Earth; a role, a preface
"Victorious", feminine of Sanskrit vijayin
"She who holds the vina", a name of Saraswati
"Sandalwood"; also Mahavira's first woman disciple
"Made of pure consciousness"
"Having a divine smile"; Sanskrit devasmitā
"A light, lamp"; also moonlight
"Brightness, light, splendour"
"Divine beauty" in popular use; Sanskrit deva + śrī
"Full of light, radiant"
"White, brilliant"; a name of Parvati
"The sacred Gayatri verse" of the Rigveda
"An offering of songs"
Desired, wished for; Sanskrit īpsita
Modern Odia name: Sanskrit iti, "thus", with śrī, "radiance"
"Victorious"
"Goddess of victory"
Daughter of Jahnu; a name of the Ganga
A waterfall or spring
Light, radiance; the flame of a lamp
"Full of light"
"Moonlight"
Imagination; creating, fashioning
"Auspicious, beautiful"
The sacred Kaveri river of South India
Poetry; a poem
Good fortune, prosperity, beauty; the goddess Lakshmi
Beloved of Lakshmi; Sanskrit lakṣmī + priyā
"Writing, a written letter"
"Desire, longing"
"Wife of the sage Agastya", a woman seer of the Rigveda
"Spring flower"; also a name of Durga
"Sweet friend" in popular use; built on Sanskrit madhu, "sweet"
"Sweet smile"
"Dazzling white"; a name of Saraswati and Durga
"Motherly love" in popular use; Sanskrit mamatā, "the sense of mine"
"Wise, high-minded woman"; a name of Durga
"A lovely creeper", from Sanskrit mañju and latā
"Of the mind, spiritual"
"A humble prayer, an entreaty" in Odia and Bengali
"Friendship"
"Of the monsoon, seasonal"; Bengali mausumi
"Lotus" or "a cluster of lotuses"
"Bowed", and so "humble"
"Humility" or "modesty"
"A daughter"; popularly "delightful", from nand, to rejoice
"Dew drops" or "nebula"; Sanskrit nīhāra, "mist, dew"
"Incomparable, peerless"
"Dedicated"; Sanskrit nivedita, "offered, presented"
"Lotus"; literally a lotus plant or a lotus pond
Young shoots, new leaves; the opening of a song
"Perfection"; literally "gone to the further shore"
"Daughter of the mountain"; Sanskrit pārvatī, "of the mountains"
"Worship" or "prayer"; Sanskrit pūjā, "honour, worship, reverence"
The east, where the sun rises
Wisdom, insight
"Nature"
"Salutation, reverence"
"Genius, talent"; also "light"
"Waiting, expectation"; also "regard, respect"
"Image, likeness"; also a sacred image or idol
"Hope, expectation"; Sanskrit pratyāśā
"Dawn", the first light of morning
"Inspiration"; Sanskrit preraṇā, "urging, impulse"
"One who looks on all with kindness"; also "lovely to see"
"Sweet-spoken, one who speaks kindly"
Dear, beloved; from Sanskrit priya
"An offering of flowers" held in cupped hands
"Creation" or "composition"
"Royal fortune", a king's glory personified as a goddess
"Delighted, charmed; coloured"
A ray of light, a sunbeam
"A line of light", from Sanskrit raśmi and rekhā
"Ray of light"; from Sanskrit raśmi
"Singer" or "graceful" in popular use; origin untraced
"Form, beauty"
"Beautiful", from Sanskrit rūpa, "beauty, form"
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