Sanskrit Boy Names Starting With Na
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Sanskrit Baby Boy Names That Start With Na (List 1)
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| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Naarad |  |
Meaning : The one who gives wisdom, spreads the name of Lord Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nabadip | |
Meaning : A new light Used in : Sanskrit, Assamese |
| Nabajit | |
Meaning : New winner, New win Used in : Sanskrit, Assamese |
| Nabanil | |
Meaning : A new, clear blue sky Used in : Sanskrit, Assamese |
| Nabhasa | |
Meaning : The person who is relating to the sky Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nadamuni | |
Meaning : A hermit sound or music Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nadish | |
Meaning : From the large deep ocean Used in : Hindu, Telugu, Sanskrit |
| Naga | |
Meaning : The person who is clever and boundless Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nagadhipa | |
Meaning : The Master above all the hills Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nagadhiraja | |
Meaning : The supreme ruler of the mountains Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nagesh | |
Meaning : The ruler of all kind of serpents Used in : Hindu, Gujarati, Telugu, Sanskrit |
| Naginder | |
Meaning : Kings of all the serpents Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nagnath | |
Meaning : The Lord or the deity of snakes Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nagsen | |
Meaning : The superior of the serpents Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nagulesh | |
Meaning : The Lords of the mongoose Used in : Sanskrit |
| Naik | |
Meaning : The head, the leader Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nainesh | |
Meaning : The third eye of Lord Shiva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nainish | |
Meaning : The God with the beautiful eyes Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nairit | |
Meaning : The direction of south-west Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Naitik | |
Meaning : A moral person, ethical Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nakapati | |
Meaning : The aristocrat of ecstasy Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nakesha | |
Meaning : The monarch or ruler of blue havens Used in : American, African, Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Nakin | |
Meaning : The one who abides in paradise Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nakshatra | |
Meaning : The deity form or figure of the stars Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nakshit | |
Meaning : Something drawn or sketched Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nakul | |
Meaning : A mongoose, A sharp-minded Used in : Hindu, Assamese, Gujarati, Sanskrit |
| Nakulesh | |
Meaning : The monarch or mongoose Used in : Sanskrit |
| Namah | |
Meaning : The action of bow down or curtsy Used in : Sanskrit |
| Namasya | |
Meaning : The person who deserves the worthy of honour and praise Used in : Sanskrit |
| Namdev | |
Meaning : A poet or a saint, also Lord Vishnu Used in : Hindu, Punjabi, Sindhi, Punjabi, Sanskrit |
| Namit | |
Meaning : A person who is very humble Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Namratan | |
Meaning : The gem of the name Used in : Sikh, Sanskrit |
| Nand | |
Meaning : A Joyful person, who is happy Used in : Bengali, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nandak | |
Meaning : The cherish nature Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nandeesh | |
Meaning : The Lord of joy an happiness Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nandhu | |
Meaning : Who became a great man. Lord Krishna Used in : Sanskrit |
| Nandi | |
Meaning : The holy bull of Lord Shiva Used in : Hindu, American, African, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Narang | |
Meaning : Orange color, as Orange is the color of Hindu. Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Naranjan | |
Meaning : A truthful or a spotless person, man of God Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Narapriya | |
Meaning : The person who always use his, her left hand for all activities. Used in : Sanskrit |
| Narashimha | |
Meaning : The Lion in the form of man Used in : Sanskrit |
| Naren | |
Meaning : Manly or masculine, male Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Narender | |
Meaning : The Kings of Men Used in : Sanskrit |
| Naresh | |
Meaning : The king of the Kings Used in : Bengali, Hindu, Sindhi, Malayalam, Rajasthani, Gujarati, Telugu, Sanskrit |
| Narhari | |
Meaning : One who wins over the mankind; Lord Vishnu Used in : Hindu, Telugu, Sanskrit |
| Narottam | |
Meaning : The best among all the men Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Narpal | |
Meaning : The protector of all the men Used in : Sikh, Sanskrit |
| Narpat | |
Meaning : The king of mankind Used in : Sikh, Sanskrit |
| Narsi | |
Meaning : A poet or a saint Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Nayanmani | |
Meaning : the Gem of the eyes Used in : Sanskrit |
| Naynesh | |
Meaning : the Monarch of the eyes Used in : Sanskrit |