{UNLIMITED} CHILD NAME IN INDIA

INDIAN BOY CHILD NAME

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In India, children are given names that have a significant meanings and are often based on cultural, religious, or regional traditions. Some common Indian names for boys include Aarav, Aryan, Rohit, Aditya, Siddharth, and Akash, while common Indian names for girls include Anjali, Nisha, Pooja, Priya, Rani, and Shreya. However, there are countless unique and beautiful names that parents may choose for their children, depending on their preferences and beliefs. It's also common for parents to consult with an astrologer or numerologist to choose a name that will bring good luck and fortune to their child.

Child Naming Traditions in Indian Culture

Naming a child is an important decision for parents, and it is a decision that can have a lasting impact on their child's life. In Indian culture, there are several traditions and customs surrounding the naming of a child, from choosing a family name to selecting a unique first name.

One of the most common traditions in Indian culture is the use of family names. Many parents choose to give their children a family name as a way of honoring their ancestors and passing on their family legacy. Family names can be passed down through several generations, and they often have deep meaning and significance for the family.

Another tradition in INDIAN culture is the use of nicknames. Nicknames are often used as a way of affectionately referring to a child or distinguishing between children with similar names. For example, a child named William might be called "Will" or "Billy" by his family and friends.

In addition to family names and nicknames, many parents in INDIAN culture also choose unique first names for their children. These names may have special meanings or may be chosen simply because the parents like the sound of the name. Some parents may also choose to give their children a name that reflects their cultural or religious background.

When it comes to naming a child, there are several factors that parents in INDIAN culture may consider. For example, they may choose a name based on its popularity or its historical significance. They may also consider the name's meaning or whether it has any negative connotations.

In recent years, there has been a trend towards more unusual and unique names in INDIAN culture. While traditional names such as William, Elizabeth, and James are still popular, many parents are choosing more unconventional names for their children, such as Luna, Phoenix, or River.

Ultimately, the decision of what to name a child is a personal one, and it is up to the parents to choose a name that they feel is meaningful and appropriate for their child. Whether they choose a family name, a nickname, or a unique first name, the name they choose will be a reflection of their values, beliefs, and traditions, and it will play a role in shaping their child's identity for years to come.

Naming traditions in Indian culture is often influenced by religion, caste, community, and family customs. Here are some common naming traditions in Indian culture:

Astrological naming: In India, many families follow astrological traditions and consult with an astrologer to determine the most auspicious name for their child based on the child's astrological chart. The name is chosen based on the placement of the stars and planets at the time of the child's birth.


Family naming: Many families in India follow a tradition of naming their children after family members, such as grandparents, parents, or other relatives. This is seen as a way of honoring and respecting the family's lineage and ancestry.


Religious naming: In India, names are often based on religious beliefs and traditions. For example, Hindu names often reflect the qualities of a particular god or goddess, while Muslim names may reflect religious figures or qualities.

Regional naming: Names in India may also vary based on the region or state. For example, names in North India may be different from those in South India, and names in a particular state may reflect the culture and traditions of that state.

Gender-specific naming: In India, many names are gender-specific, with certain names being reserved for boys and others for girls. However, there are also gender-neutral names that can be used for both boys and girls.

Overall, the naming of a child in Indian culture is a significant event that often involves a lot of thought and consideration, with the hope that the chosen name will bring the child good fortune and success in life.

NAME LIST:-

Sr. No.	Baby Boy Name	Meaning
1	Aadi	Important
2	Aarav	Wisdom
3	Aarnav	Ocean, wave, stream, sea
4	Aarush	First sun ray
5	Aayush	The one with long life
6	Abdul	Servant
7	Abeer	Fragrance
8	Abhimanyu	Self-respect, Passionate, Heroic
9	Abhiram	Lovely, delightful
10	Aditya	The sun
11	Advaith	Unique, Another name for Lord Brahma and Vishnu
12	Advay	The unique one
13	Advik	Unique
14	Agastya	Name of a sage
15	Akshay	Fresh
16	Amol	Priceless, precious, valuable
17	Anay	The one who has no leader
18	Anirudh	Unobstructed
19	Anmol	Priceless, invaluable, precious
20	Ansh	Portion

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21	Arin	Mountain strength
22	Arjun	A Pandava prince
23	Aryan	Of the Aryan race, ancient, warrior, speedy, another name for Indra, kind, benevolent
24	Atharv	Lord Ganesh
25	Avi	The sun and air
26	Ayaan	Someone who is religiously inclined, Gift of God
27	Ayush	Age, man, long lived, one with long life, duration of life
28	Ayushman	Blessed with long life
29	Azaan	Call for the prayer
30	Azad	Free, independent
31	Brijesh	God of land of Brij, lord Krishna
32	Bachittar	A person with wondrous merits
33	Bahadurjit	The victory of the brave
34	Bakhshi	Gift; present
35	Balendra	Lord Krishna
36	Balhaar	Surrounded by strength
37	Baljiwan	Life with strength
38	Balvan	Strong person
39	Balveer	Immense strength or powerful
40	Banjeet	Victory of the forest

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41	Chaitanya	Cognizance
42	Chakradev	Lord Vishnu
43	Chakradhar	Lord Vishnu or the one who carries chakra
44	Champak	Flower
45	Chanakya	Bright
46	Chandran	Moon
47	Chandresh	Moon leader
48	Charan	Feet
49	Chatresh	Lord Shiva
50	Chatura	Clever or smart
51	Daksh	Capable, son of Lord Brahma, fire, gold, talented, excellent, vigorous talented
52	Darsh	Sight, handsome, Lord Krishna; when the Moon just becomes visible
53	Dev	God, king, light, heavenly, cloud
54	Devansh	The eternal part of God, Demigod
55	Dhruv	Pole star, immovable, eternal, firm, steady
56	Dakshesh	The victory of the forest
57	Dalbir	Propriety of a king
58	Darpan	Mirror
59	Ekansh	Whole
60	Ekalinga	Lord Shiva

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61	Ekapad	Lord Shiva
62	Ekavir	Bravest of the brave
63	Ekaraj	Emperor
64	Ekbal	Prosperity
65	Farhan	Glad, Joyful, Happy
66	Falan	Fruitful
67	Faqid	One who Knows Law and Divinity
68	Faraj	Cure, remedy; improvement
69	Faras	Mount, a horse used for riding
70	Fitan	Intelligence
71	Fariq	Lieutenant general
72	Faris	Knight
73	Fiyaz	Artistic
74	Frado	First
75	Gautam	Lord Buddha, remover of darkness, full of life, one of the seven rishis, one who enlightens
76	Gagan	Sky or Heaven
77	Gaurang	Fair or Husband of Gauri (Parvati)
78	Girik	Lord Shiva, Heart of the gods
79	Girindra	Lord of the mountains or Lord Shiva
80	Girish	Lord of the Mountains

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81	Gopal	Cowherd
82	Gaurav	Honor or pride or respect or prestige
83	Gunbir	Virtuous and brave
84	Guneet	Virtuous
85	Harsh	Joy, excitement, happiness
86	Harshil	Joyful, kings of the hills, kind-hearted, delighted
87	Hredhaan	One with great heart
88	Hardik	From the heart
89	Harish	Lord Shiva or Lord Krishna
90	Hritik	From the heart
91	Hitesh	One who thinks well of everyone
92	Hemang	One with a shining body
93	Isaac	Protector, safeguard
94	Ishaan	Lord Shiva, the Sun, Vishnu, Agni, and Surya, ruler, generous, causing prosperity
95	Imran	Exalted nation
96	Indrajit	Conqueror of Indra
97	Ikbal	Fortunate; blessed; prosperity; wealthiness
98	Ishwar	The lord; ruler
99	Jason	He who cures
100	Jagdish	Lord of the universe

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