Baby Names belongs to Vrish rashi
Baby names belonging to Vrish rashi are listed below. ஒரு பெயரின் பொருள், எண் கணிதம் மற்றும் ஜோதிட விவரங்களைக் காண அதன் மீது தட்டவும்.
பெயர்கள்
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| குழந்தையின் பெயர் | பொருள் |
|---|
| Vishwadeva | Lord of Universe |
| Vishwanat | God of Universe |
| Vismith | One who is full of wonder. |
| Vivant | Raise of Sun; Full of Life |
| Vivon | One who is full of life, or a lively and energetic person |
| Vojas | A Rays from Sun |
| Vruddik | One who brings prosperity. |
| Winesh | A person who is very happy. |
| Ulices | A traveler who seeks adventure. |
| Ulyses | One who endures many journeys. |
| Urso | A person as brave as a bear. |
| Valero | One who is strong and healthy. |
| Varyan | A name meaning gifted or noble. |
| Venancio | Derived from the word for hunting. |
| Vero | Truthful; Credible |
| Vicar | One who acts as a representative. |
| Vicenzio | A name meaning to conquer or win. |
| Victer | One who achieves a great victory. |
| Victorius | Someone who is always victorious. |
| Vie | Short form of Vivian, meaning 'full of life' |
| Vikar | A deputy or a substitute person. |
| Vincents | One who is destined to conquer. |
| Vinco | A Latin term meaning to conquer. |
| Virxilio | Rod or Staff Bearer |
| Vitoriano | A name meaning a great conqueror. |
| Vittoriano | Derived from the Latin word for victor. |
| Volley | A name meaning a burst of projectiles. |
| Vulpiano | A name of ancient Roman origin. |
| Udaykrishnan | Derived from the Sanskrit words 'Uday' and 'Krishnan', meaning 'one who is born on a holy day'. |
| Udhyakumar | A rising sun or a young prince. |
| Ujith | Light; Illuminated |
| Ullasan | Joyful; Delight |
| Upendhar | An Element; Lord Vishnu |
| Vaaresh | Lord Kattakali |
| Vaijesh | Derived from the Sanskrit word 'Vaijesh', meaning 'one who is victorious and triumphant'. |
| Vaisagh | Name of a Hindu Month |
| Vaishakhan | Name of a Hindu Month Vaishakh |
| Vamadevan | Derived from the Sanskrit words 'Vama' and 'Devan', meaning 'one who is divine and sacred'. |
| Vargees | Of the Land; King of Monsoon |
| Varughese | Of the Land; Farmer |