Sanskrit Names Starting With T
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Sanskrit Baby Names That Start With T Letter & Meaning (List 1)
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| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Taalish |  |
Meaning : Lord of earth Used in : Sanskrit |
| Taayin | |
Meaning : Guardian Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tadaka |  |
Meaning : Beater, Murderer Used in : Sanskrit |
| Taditprabha | |
Meaning : A Flash Of Lightning Used in : Sanskrit |
| Takshak | |
Meaning : Name of a cobra Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Takshin | |
Meaning : Wood cutter Used in : Australian, Sanskrit |
| Talakakasi | |
Meaning : With Green Eyes Used in : Sanskrit |
| Talakhya | |
Meaning : PerfumeTalika Used in : Sanskrit |
| Talika | |
Meaning : The Palm Of The Hand Used in : German, Australian, Sanskrit, Gujarati, Sanskrit |
| Talinodari | |
Meaning : Slender Waisted Used in : Sanskrit |
| Talleen | |
Meaning : Absorbed, making it a part of oneself Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Talli | |
Meaning : Youthful, Boat Used in : Australian, Sanskrit, Danish |
| Taluni | |
Meaning : Maiden Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tama | |
Meaning : Night Used in : Australian, Japanese, Native American, Australian, Hebrew, Japanese, Sanskrit, Danish |
| Tamaharini | |
Meaning : Remover Of Darkness Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tamanna | |
Meaning : One who is desired Used in : Sindhi, Hindu, Sindhi, Sanskrit |
| Tamasi | |
Meaning : Night, Sleep, Another Name For Durga Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tamasvini | |
Meaning : Night Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tami | |
Meaning : Night, Dark Phase Of The Moon Used in : English, Jamaican, Finnish, American, African, Australian, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese, Sanskrit, British, Danish |
| Tamrakarni | |
Meaning : Copper Eared Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tamrapaksa | |
Meaning : Copper Coloured Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tamraparni | |
Meaning : With Red Leaves Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tamrarasa | |
Meaning : Of Red Juice Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tamravati | |
Meaning : Coppery Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tamrika | |
Meaning : Coppery, Rosary Pea Used in : Hindu, African, Sanskrit |
| Tanan | |
Meaning : Happy, a happy and cheerful soul Used in : Sanskrit, Assamese |
| Tanip | |
Meaning : The sun Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tanka | |
Meaning : Victorious Used in : Czechoslovakian, Sanskrit, Assamese |
| Tanmay | |
Meaning : One who is completely absorbed in God Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tantra | |
Meaning : Reincarnated Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tanuja | |
Meaning : Born Of The Body, Daughter Used in : Sanskrit, Marathi, Gujarati, Oriya |
| Tanulata | |
Meaning : With A Vine Like Body, Slender, Flexible Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tanusri | |
Meaning : With A Divine Body Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tanuvi | |
Meaning : A Slender Woman Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tanvangi | |
Meaning : Slender Limbed Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tapa | |
Meaning : Consuming By Heat Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tapanasuta | |
Meaning : Daughter Of The Sun Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tapanatanaya | |
Meaning : The River Yamuna And Godavari Conjoined Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tapanatmaja | |
Meaning : Daughter Of The Sun, Yamuna River Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tapani | |
Meaning : Heat, A River Used in : Australian, Hebrew, Finnish, Greek, Sanskrit, Sanskrit, Assamese |
| Tapanti | |
Meaning : Warming, A River Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tapasvini | |
Meaning : Ascetic Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tapasya | |
Meaning : Belonging To Austerity Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tapati | |
Meaning : Warming Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tapi | |
Meaning : Heat, Glow Used in : Hindu, Finnish, Sanskrit |
| Tara | |
Meaning : Star, The Pupil Of The Eye Used in : Hindu, English, French, Gaelic, Irish, Latin, Romanian, Scottish, Irish, American, Bengali, Persian, Hebrew, Iranian, Japanese, Kurdish, Parsi, Sanskrit, Sindhi, British, Celtic, Danish, Dutch, Gujarati, Oriya |
| Tarabhusa | |
Meaning : Decorated With Stars Used in : Sanskrit |
| Taradatta | |
Meaning : Given By The Stars Used in : Sanskrit |
| Taraka | |
Meaning : Star, Falling Star Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Taral | |
Meaning : Brilliant, shining or splendid Used in : Hindu, Marathi, Sanskrit |
| Tarala | |
Meaning : Spirituous Liquor, A Bee Used in : Sanskrit |
| Taralekha | |
Meaning : A Tremullous, Glittering, A Wave, Ruby, Iron Used in : Sanskrit |
| Taramati | |
Meaning : With A Glorious Mind Used in : Sanskrit |
| Taramba | |
Meaning : Mother Star Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tarana | |
Meaning : Song Used in : African, Hindu, African, Afghan, Sanskrit |
| Tarangini | |
Meaning : Full Of Waves, Restless, Moving, A River Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tarani | |
Meaning : Wife Of Harishchandra, Raft, Boat Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Taranitanaya | |
Meaning : Daughter Of The Sun Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tarapushpa | |
Meaning : Star Blossom, Jasmine Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Taravali | |
Meaning : A Multitude Of Stars Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Taravati | |
Meaning : Surrounded By The Stars Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tarika | |
Meaning : Belonging To The Stars Used in : Australian, Sanskrit |
| Tarini | |
Meaning : Goddess Durga. It means she who frees. Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tarinira | |
Meaning : Having The Quality Of Liberation, Crossing Over The Water Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tarita | |
Meaning : The Forefinger, Goddess Durga Used in : Australian, Sanskrit, Danish |
| Tarkshya | |
Meaning : Amulet, Creeper, Bird Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tarpana | |
Meaning : Satiating, Refershing Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tarpini | |
Meaning : Satisying, Offering Oblations Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tarulata | |
Meaning : Vine Used in : Sanskrit |
| Taruna | |
Meaning : Young, Tender, Fresh, New Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Gujarati |
| Taruni | |
Meaning : Young Girl Used in : Australian, Sanskrit |
| Tarusi | |
Meaning : Victory Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tatini | |
Meaning : With Banks, A River Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tatrpi | |
Meaning : Intensely Satisfying Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tavishi | |
Meaning : Power, Strength, Violence, Another Name For Earth Used in : Sanskrit |
| Teertah | |
Meaning : A holy place Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tej | |
Meaning : Bright and radiant Used in : Hindu, Danish, Sanskrit |
| Teja | |
Meaning : Lustre, Glow, Sharpness Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Jamaican, German, Gothic, Gujarati, Oriya |
| Tejala | |
Meaning : Bringing Light Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tejas | |
Meaning : Spiritual And Moral Power, The Point Of A Flame Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Marathi |
| Tejasri | |
Meaning : With Divine Power And Grace Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tejasvati | |
Meaning : Splendid, Bright Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tejasvin | |
Meaning : Brilliant, Bright, Strong Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tejini | |
Meaning : Sharp, Bright, Energetic Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tejomayi | |
Meaning : Consisting Of Light And Splendour Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tejovati | |
Meaning : Sharp, Bright, Splendid Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tikshnakanta | |
Meaning : Fond Of Cruelty Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tilabhavani | |
Meaning : Beautiful Dot Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tilaka | |
Meaning : A Type Of Necklace Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tilakalata | |
Meaning : Ornamental Vine Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tilakavati | |
Meaning : Decorated, River Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tilanjal | |
Meaning : A pure substance used to worship Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tilika | |
Meaning : Small Mark Of Sandalwood Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tilla | |
Meaning : One Who Has Gone Before Used in : English, Finnish, German, Swedish, British, English, Australian, Sanskrit, British, Danish |
| Tilottama | |
Meaning : One Of The Guardians Of The Sun Used in : Sanskrit |
| Timil | |
Meaning : Fish Used in : Sanskrit |
| Timila | |
Meaning : A Musical Instrument Used in : Sanskrit |
| Tirtha | |
Meaning : Passage, Way, Ford Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tirthakirti | |
Meaning : One Whose Fame Carries On Through Life Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Tirthamayi | |
Meaning : Containing Pilgrimage Centres Used in : Sanskrit |