Looking for baby name inspiration? We have listed 100 Indian girl names to help you find the perfect name for your new arrival.
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As a new parent, you might be looking for Indian baby girl names that are the right blend of unique, melodic and meaningful, so we have put together a list of 100 Indian girl names with meanings to help you find the perfect one.
49. Pihu (Hindu Origin) is one of those perfect baby names that translate to a girl who is cherished.
50. Qiyara (Indian Origin) is a popular name denoting a girl who is full of charm and beauty.
51. Shravya (Sanskrit Origin) translates to harmonious, pleasing to the ear.
52. Vedika (Sanskrit Origin) meaning re-awakening knowledge of the Vedas.
Long Indian Baby Names For Girls
Some parents believe that a long name with more syllables in it makes the name more unique and memorable. Here we have compiled a list of long Hindu baby girl names that may appeal to you.
53. Arunima (Hindu Origin) means the first light of dawn.
54. Anuradha (Hindu Origin) means a luminous star.
55. Divyathi (Hindu Origin) means pure.
56. Eravati (Sanskrit Origin) refers to a Goddess of the same name.
57. Gayatri is a Sanskrit epithet for a hymn. It also refers to the Mother of Vedas.
58. Indrapriya (Sanskrit Origin) means beloved of Indra Dev.
60. Nayantara (Hindu Origin) means the shining star of someone's eyes.
61. Qayanat (Multiple Origins) meaning a girl with a glimpse of the entire universe.
62. Rajeshri (Hindu Origin) a girl destined to be a King's cohort.
63. Shanaya (Hindu Origin) a girl with extraordinary grace, beauty and intellect.
64. Tamanna (Multiple Origin) translates to the feeling of 'yearning'.
65. Udhyarani (Indian Origin) a name that denotes a Queen rising in power.
66. Vaishnavi (Hindu Origin) refers to Hindu Goddess Parvati who ardently worships Lord Vishnu.
67. Mausami (Hindu Origin) denotes the fleeting nature of time via seasons.
Short Indian Baby Names For Girls
Here we have compiled a list of short, catchy girl baby names that we are sure you will love.
68. Aarna (Sanskrit Origin) refers to Goddess Lakshmi who emerged from the ocean during Samudra Manthan.
69. Aditi (Sanskrit Origin) refers to the Vedic Goddess who personifies infinity and reigns over earth, sky, past, future and fertility.
70. Amaya (Hindu Origin) meaning night rain.
71. Aanya (Multiple Origins) in Hinduism, this name refers to the grace of Goddess Durga.
72. Avni (Sanskrit Origin) a girl whose generosity is comparable to the Mother of Earth.
73. Diya (Sanskrit Origin) means a girl who deserves to be showered with gifts.
74. Dwiti (Sanskrit Origin) is a girl who understands the dual nature of life on earth.
75. Ella (Multiple Origin) is a girl of divine beauty.
76. Gauri (Sanskrit Origin) refers to Goddess Parvati.
77. Gul (Persian Origin) refers to the beauty of Rose flower.
78. Ira (Sanskrit origin) refers to Goddess Saraswati, the Goddess of wisdom and knowledge.
79. Navya (Hindu Origin) means worth praising.
80. Pari (Hindu Origin) signifies beauty.
81. Ridhi (Sanskrit Origin) refers to Lord Ganesh's wife, the Goddess of wealth, prosperity and happiness.
82. Shreya (Sanskrit Origin) is an epithet for Goddess Lakshmi, signifying prosperity and good fortune.
83. Trisha (Multiple Origins) a girl with a passion for excellence.
84. Wishi (Hindu Origin) a name that bestows the power of wish fulfilment.
Trendsetting Indian Girl Names
Every parents' search for baby names is ultimately driven by a single purpose - that the name they choose is loved by their child and all who meet her. Here is a list of baby girls' names that might just start a new trend.
85. Arya (Sanskrit and Persian Origin) meaning 'virtuous' or wise.
86. Darika (Hindu origin) meaning a virtuous girl.
87. Ekantika (Hindu origin) is a unique Indian girl name whose powers converge to achieve a single purpose.
88. Falak (Hindu Origin) an Indian baby girl name denoting the azure skies, the crescent moon and the shining stars.
89. Gautami (Indian Origin) refers to River Godavari. It also means a girl who dispels darkness.
90. Ikshita (Hindu origin) refers to a girl with a distinct personality.
91. Jasmit (Hindu Origin) translates to renowned, well-respected.
92. Mahika (Hindu Origin) is nature inspired name referring to the aroma of dewdrops at dawn.
93. Mira (Sanskrit Origin) representing the sea or the ocean.
94. Nyra (Multiple Origins) this name represents the Goddess Saraswati as the personification of enlightenment and knowledge.
95. Oeshi (Hindu Origin) meaning a divine boon.
96. Prahasini (Indian Origin) a girl who is warm and ever-smiling.
97. Prashanti (Sanskrit Origin) symbolizes ultimate bliss or tranquility.
98. Roohi (Arabic Origin) refers to a girl with a pure soul.
99. Trishona (Hindi Origin) refers to the thirst to prove oneself.
100. Unaisa (Multiple Origins) is a lovable girl.
101. Vanani (Hindu Origin) it signifies a forest dwelling girl, who is close to nature.
102. Zoya (Indian Origin) a name that suggests a lively, affectionate and kind girl.
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