what are some good indian baby names? {boy and girl}?
I am having a baby with my husband and i would like to know a few ideas for indian baby names please. For a baby boy and a baby girl. Please help.
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there are some simply lovely indian names, and then there are some that aren’t quite as lovely.
stick to something short-ish: don’t go over 3 syllables; i can pretty much guarantee you that your child doesn’t want to be saddled with a name like swaminarayanan or something!
hmmm well i’m half indian, and my name’s riya. i get all sorts of compliments on that all the time; apparently its quite unique? (but it can also be spelled ria, rea, reah, etc.)
for a boy, you can go with Kevan (pronounced a bit like Kevin..), Milan (pronounced Mill-en, with accent on first syllable), Kamal, Kiran, Kunal, Samir / Sameer, Vivek, Neil, etc.
for a girl, Aishwarya, Analia, Divya / Diya, Kanika, Kari, Kavya, Malika, Nadia, Natasha, Tara… there are so many out there!
Here’s a good resource:
http://www.iloveindia.com/babynames/girl-t.html
hope that helped, and congratulations on your baby!!
My supervisor is indian and she named her baby girl Divya. It’s pronounced Di-vee-ah. And for a boy, there’s a professor here, he’s indian and his name is Kailas. It’s pronounced Kai-less
So Divya and Kailas Fernandez
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Sitting Feline.
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kabir or dev for boy and ina-a unique name for a girl
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Nikitha
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Roy Fernandez
Lisa Fernandez
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Indian as in India or Native American?
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for bay refer ‘Vishnu sahastranam’, u will find a powerfull, meaningfull and attractive name, can convert these name for girls also by suffixing femininity!
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GIRLS BOYS
AVA MAY FERNANDEZ GUNARATNA FERNANDEZ
AVANI FERNANDEZ SENDAJI FERNANDEZ
BAHYVA FERNANDEZ YOGESH FERNANDEZ
KANCHANA FERNANDEZ ISHWAR FERNANDEZ
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http://www.indiaexpress.com/specials/babynames/boy-i.html
there are some simply lovely indian names, and then there are some that aren’t quite as lovely.
stick to something short-ish: don’t go over 3 syllables; i can pretty much guarantee you that your child doesn’t want to be saddled with a name like swaminarayanan or something!
hmmm well i’m half indian, and my name’s riya. i get all sorts of compliments on that all the time; apparently its quite unique? (but it can also be spelled ria, rea, reah, etc.)
for a boy, you can go with Kevan (pronounced a bit like Kevin..), Milan (pronounced Mill-en, with accent on first syllable), Kamal, Kiran, Kunal, Samir / Sameer, Vivek, Neil, etc.
for a girl, Aishwarya, Analia, Divya / Diya, Kanika, Kari, Kavya, Malika, Nadia, Natasha, Tara… there are so many out there!
Here’s a good resource:
http://www.iloveindia.com/babynames/girl-t.html
hope that helped, and congratulations on your baby!!
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