Sanskrit Baby Names Meaning “God”

Boundless, limitless, mother of the gods. The goddess of sky, consciousness and the past.

The sun, son of Aditi. A name for the sun god; represents brilliance and energy.

Grace, brilliance, sweet-faced. Also means 'goddess Durga' in Sanskrit.

Goddess of forests and nature. One who follows or accompanies.

The reddish glow of the rising sun, dawn. The charioteer of the sun god Surya in Hindu mythology, symbolising energy and new beginnings.

The sun god; noble-minded; close friend, companion.

Blessed by the gods, one who has received divine benediction.

God, divine. A powerful short name meaning 'divine being' or 'deity'.

Part of God, a divine fragment. One who carries a piece of the divine within them, blessed from birth.

Fair, white, radiant. A name of Goddess Parvati, representing purity, beauty, and divine feminine energy.

One who protects; the night. Also a name of goddess Parvati.

Victory, triumphant. A name of goddess Parvati and goddess Durga.

Lotus flower; pale red; another name for Goddess Lakshmi.

Son of Shiva, bestower of courage. The Hindu god of war and victory.

Goddess of wealth, fortune, and beauty. One of the most revered goddesses in Hinduism, representing abundance, grace, and auspiciousness.

Fish-eyed goddess; one with beautiful, large fish-shaped eyes.

Daughter, one who brings joy and delight. A name of Goddess Durga and Parvati, meaning the one who makes others happy.

The sound of Om; the embodiment of the sacred syllable; God.

Adorned with gold; name of Krishna's principal wife and goddess.

Goddess Lakshmi, knowledgeable, one who knows the sacred texts.

Surrendered to God; one who seeks refuge; the fleet one.

Auspicious, fortunate, goddess Lakshmi. One who brings prosperity and good fortune.

Another name for Goddess Sita, consort of Lord Rama. Represents virtue, grace, and unwavering strength of character.

Goddess Durga; golden; a small figurine.

Star, the one who carries across. Also a Buddhist and Hindu goddess of compassion.

Thirst, desire, one who yearns for the divine. Also associated with the goddess Durga, meaning noble and courageous.

Dawn; the Vedic goddess of the dawn.

Part, portion; a part of God; a piece of divine light.