| Sharadindu | A poetic term for the moon during the autumn. |
| Sharadini | A name meaning autumn or one born in the fall. |
| Sharan | A place of refuge or shelter. |
| Sharang | A deer or a musical instrument. |
| Sharanya | Goddess Durga; Surrender |
| Sharat | A name for the autumn season. |
| Shardul | The best; Resembling a tiger; Tiger |
| Shareef | Distinguished; Noble; Variant of Sharif Illustrious.; Variant of Sharif: Noble. Eminent. Distinguished. |
| Shareefa | Noble; Variant of Sharifa: Distinguished. Noble. |
| Shari | Arrow; Diminutive of Sharon: From the Plain of Sharon (in the Holy Land); from the land of Sharon. |
| Sharif | Illustrious. A name of descendants of Mohammed.; Noble. Eminent. Distinguished. |
| Sharifa | Distinguished. Noble.; Respected. |
| Sharifah | Feminine form of Sharif; noble; respected; virtuous; Noble; Variant of Sharifa: Distinguished. Noble. |
| Sharika | Goddess Durga; Mayna; Partner. Participant. |
| Sharini | One who is modest and graceful. |
| Shariq | One who shines like the bright sun. |
| Sharmila | Blissful one.; Happy; Modest; Shy |
| Sharmistha | Wife of Yayat; Yayathis (a king) wife |
| Sharongila | A name meaning a song of the forest. |
| Sharvani | Goddess; Goddess Parvati; Goddess Durga; Parvati |
| Sharvari | The night; Night, lady; Twilight |
| Shasha | One who is full of energy. |
| Shashank | The moon, a calm presence. |
| Shashanka | The moon, a bright light. |
| Shashee | The moon, a glowing orb. |
| Shashi | Moon; Of the moonbeam; Moonlight. |
| Shashibala | A girl with round (moon28, like) face; The moon |
| Shashibhushan | Lord Shiva; One who wears moon, as ornament (Lord Shiva) |
| Shashidhar | The moon; One who carries moon (Lord Shiva) |
| Shashikant | Moonstone or gem |
| Shashikiran | Rays of the moon |
| Shashimohan | One who is attractive like moon. |
| Shashirekha | A ray of the moon or moonlight. |
| Shashishekhar | Lord Shiva; One with moon at the, top of head - Lord Shiva |
| Shashwat | Ever lasting, continuous; Permanent; One who never dies/ always present |
| Shaswati | One who is forever and everlasting. |
| Shatakshi | Goddess Durga; One with hundreds of, eyes (i.e. night), Parvati |
| Shatarupa | One with hundred beautiful forms. |
| Shatrughna | Destroyer of enemies, Lord Ramas brother; Victorious |
| Shatrujit | Victorious; Victorious over enemies |