Names Ending With Tha (List 3)
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Baby Names That End With Tha (List 3)
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Dortha |  |
Meaning : In American meaning is : Gift of God Used in : Greek, American, British, English |
| Dravinaratha |  |
Meaning : With A Chariot Of Wealth Used in : Sanskrit |
| Drdharatha | |
Meaning : With A Strong Chariot Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dudhanatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of The Voice, Lord Of Milk Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dushyantha | |
Meaning : A King From The Epic Mahabharata Used in : Hindu |
| Dvarakanatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Dvaraka, Lord Krishna Used in : Sanskrit |
| Eartha | |
Meaning : In American meaning is : Earthy Used in : German, American, African, Australian, British, English |
| Edhitha | |
Meaning : Talented girl Used in : Telugu, Kannada |
| Editha | |
Meaning : In Anglo meaning is : Joyous Used in : German, Swedish, Anglo, Australian, British, English |
| Edytha | |
Meaning : In American meaning is : Prosperous in war Used in : German, American, British, English |
| Egbertha | |
Meaning : Brillinat Sword Used in : Anglo, British, English |
| Eidytha | |
Meaning : Prosperity/battle Used in : British, English |
| Ekamranatha | |
Meaning : The Only Lord Of The Mango Used in : Sanskrit |
| Ekanatha | |
Meaning : The Only Master Used in : Sanskrit |
| Ekantha | |
Meaning : Lovely Used in : Hindu, Kannada, Telugu |
| Ekantha | |
Meaning : Lovely Used in : Hindu, Kannada, Telugu |
| Ekatha | |
Meaning : Unity. Used in : Hindu |
| Elatha | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Art or Craft Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Elbertha | |
Meaning : Noble, shining Used in : British, English |
| Eltha | |
Meaning : With Healing Power Used in : Greek |
| Engelbertha | |
Meaning : Bright Angel Used in : German |
| Eolantha | |
Meaning : Violet Flower. Used in : Greek, Greek |
| Eolantha | |
Meaning : Violet Flower. Used in : Greek, Greek |
| Ephphatha | |
Meaning : Be Opened. Used in : Biblical |
| Eriantha | |
Meaning : Sweet. Used in : Greek |
| Eritha | |
Meaning : Flower Used in : Hebrew |
| Ertha | |
Meaning : The Earth Used in : German, American, British, English |
| Eshtartha | |
Meaning : Desired. Used in : Hindu |
| Etheswitha | |
Meaning : Name Of A Princess Used in : Anglo |
| Firtha | |
Meaning : Arm Of The Sea Used in : Scottish |
| Gabbatha | |
Meaning : High, Elevated. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Gajendranatha | |
Meaning : Strong as an elephant Used in : Kannada, Telugu |
| Gajestha | |
Meaning : Best Among Elephants, Another Name For Airavata Used in : Sanskrit |
| Gananatha | |
Meaning : Lod Of The Ganas, Another Name For Siva And Ganesa Used in : Sanskrit |
| Ganganatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Ganga, Lord Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Ganitha | |
Meaning : Regarded Used in : Hindu, Telugu, Kannada |
| Garistha | |
Meaning : Heaviest, Modt Venerable, Greatest Used in : Sanskrit |
| Garuistha | |
Meaning : Extremely Proud Used in : Sanskrit |
| Garvistha | |
Meaning : Extremely Proud Used in : Sanskrit |
| Gatha | |
Meaning : Song, Divine Song Used in : Persian, Sanskrit, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Gatha | |
Meaning : Song, Divine Song Used in : Persian, Sanskrit, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Gauraprstha | |
Meaning : Mountain Of The Moon Used in : Sanskrit |
| Gaurinatha | |
Meaning : Lord Shiva Used in : Hindu |
| Gavistha | |
Meaning : Abode Of Light Used in : Sanskrit |
| Geeta ; Geetha | |
Meaning : The holy book of the Hindus Used in : Malayalam, Assamese, Gujarati, Rajasthani, Telugu, Kannada |
| Ghrtaprstha | |
Meaning : Whose Back Is Brilliant With Clarified Butter Used in : Sanskrit |
| Giacintha | |
Meaning : Variant Of Hyacinth.Flower Name. Used in : Greek |
| Giratha | |
Meaning : Daughter Of The Mountain Used in : Sanskrit |
| Girijanatha | |
Meaning : Another Name For Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Girinatha | |
Meaning : Another Name For Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Gita ; Geetha | |
Meaning : The hindu holy book Used in : Telugu, Kannada |
| Githa | |
Meaning : War Used in : Swedish, American, Anglo, British, Danish, English |
| Gokulanatha | |
Meaning : Sri Krishna Used in : Hindu |
| Golgotha | |
Meaning : A Heap Of Skulls, Something Skull-shaped. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Gopinatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Gopi's Used in : Hindu |
| Gorakanatha | |
Meaning : Master Of Senses, Cow Herd Used in : Sanskrit |
| Gretha | |
Meaning : Pearl Used in : Finnish, German, Greek, Swedish, Australian, Danish |
| Grhitha | |
Meaning : Understood And Accepted Used in : Hindu, Malayalam, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada |
| Gunita ; Gunitha | |
Meaning : Honorable ; virtuous Used in : Telugu, Kannada |
| Gunitha | |
Meaning : Proficient Used in : Hindu, Telugu, Kannada |
| Gurunatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of The Spiritiual Teacer Used in : Sanskrit |
| Gustha | |
Meaning : Staff Of The Gods. Used in : Swiss, Teutonic |
| Gytha | |
Meaning : Warlike. Used in : Norse, American, Anglo, British, Danish, English |
| Hammedatha | |
Meaning : He That Troubles The Law. Used in : Biblical |
| Hansaratha | |
Meaning : With The Swan As His Chariot Used in : Sanskrit |
| Hanumantha | |
Meaning : Rama's Great Devotee Used in : Hindu, Kannada |
| Harijatha | |
Meaning : Fair Haired Used in : Hindu, Telugu, Kannada |
| Harshita ; Harshitha | |
Meaning : Humorist Used in : Telugu, Kannada |
| Harshitha | |
Meaning : Full Of Joy Used in : Hindu |
| Hartha | |
Meaning : Arable, Fertile Used in : African, Swahili |
| Hasaratha | |
Meaning : A Chariot That Delights Used in : Sanskrit |
| Heartha | |
Meaning : Mother Earth. Used in : Teutonic |
| Hemalatha | |
Meaning : Lord Shiva Used in : Hindu, Hindu, British, English |
| Hemalatha | |
Meaning : Lord Shiva Used in : Hindu, Hindu, British, English |
| Hemanatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Gold, Another Name For Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Hemantanatha | |
Meaning : One With Shining Body Used in : Hindu |
| Hemaratha | |
Meaning : With A Golden Chariot Used in : Sanskrit |
| Hemlata ; Hemalata ; Hemalatha | |
Meaning : Golden Creeper Used in : Malayalam, Oriya, Rajasthani, Gujarati, Telugu, Kannada |
| Hertha | |
Meaning : On The Earth Used in : Finnish, German, Swedish, Teutonic, American, Australian, British, Danish, English |
| Hridyanatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Heart Used in : Sanskrit |
| Hyacintha | |
Meaning : Feminine Form Of Hyacinth: From The Flower By The Same Name. In Greek Legend, The Hyacinth Sprouted From The Blood Of The Youth Hyacinthus, Who Was Accidentally Killed By Apollo. Used in : Greek |
| Iantha | |
Meaning : Violet Flower. Used in : Greek, American, African, Australian, Danish |
| Ihitha | |
Meaning : Desired Used in : Hindu, Telugu, Kannada |
| Ikshitha | |
Meaning : Visible Used in : Hindu, Telugu, Kannada |
| Indratha | |
Meaning : Power And Dignity Of Indra Used in : Hindu, Telugu, Kannada |
| Iolantha | |
Meaning : Violet, Violet Flower. Used in : Greek, Greek |
| Iolantha | |
Meaning : Violet, Violet Flower. Used in : Greek, Greek |
| Jacintha | |
Meaning : In greek meaning is : Beautiful; Flower name. Used in : German, Greek, Australian, Dutch |
| Jacyntha | |
Meaning : Variant Of Hyacinth.Flower Name. Used in : Greek |
| Jagannatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of The World Used in : Hindu |
| Jagatnatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of The World Used in : Sanskrit |
| Janadhinatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Men, a King, Another Name For Visnu And Yama Used in : Sanskrit |
| Janakinatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Janaki Used in : Sanskrit |
| Jananatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Men, A King Used in : Sanskrit |
| Janatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of People Used in : Hindu |
| Janeshtha | |
Meaning : Desired By Men Used in : Hindu |
| Janhitha | |
Meaning : One Who Thinks Of The Welfare Of Men Used in : Hindu, Kannada |
| Janistha | |
Meaning : Desired By People Used in : Sanskrit |
| Janitha | |
Meaning : Used in : Australian, Australian, Kannada |
| Janmajyestha | |
Meaning : The First Born Used in : Sanskrit |