Names That Mean As

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Sharab
Sweet, pleasant, or delightful; often used in poetry to describe a beloved.
Persian
Sharad
Autumn season; also a name for the Hindu god of autumn.
Sanskrit
Sharada
Autumn, Goddess Saraswati.
Sanskrit
Sharan
Shelter or refuge, often associated with divine protection.
Sanskrit
Shararah
It means 'spark' or 'flash of light' in Arabic.
Arabic
Shararat
Mischief or playfulness, often used as a term of endearment.
Sanskrit
Sharat
Meaning 'sharp' or 'intelligent', it is a name for the Hindu god of learning,...
Sanskrit
Sharavani
Goddess Saraswati; also refers to a river in Hindu mythology.
Sanskrit
Sharda
Goddess of learning and wisdom; another name for Saraswati.
Sanskrit
Shardhat
A name of Persian origin meaning 'sweet' or 'pleasant'.
Persian
Shardui
A name derived from the Marathi word for a type of bird, often associated wit...
Marathi
Sharik
Sharik means 'partner' or 'associate' in Arabic.
Arabic
Shariqah
Radiant, shining; eastern
Arabic
Sharmin
Modest, shy, or bashful woman.
Persian
Sharminah
Modest, shy, or bashful woman.
Persian
Sharq
Means 'east' or 'eastern' in Arabic, referring to the direction of sunrise.
Arabic
Sharqat
Eastern or from the east.
Arabic
Sharqi
From the east or eastern.
Arabic
Sharqia
From the east or eastern.
Arabic
Sharuhen
God has protected.
Hebrew
Sharun
Compassionate.
Tamil
Sharvah
Sharvah is derived from the Hindu god Shiva, who is also known as Sharva. It ...
Sanskrit
Shasanka
Moon, one who has a hare on his lap.
Sanskrit
Shashikanth
One who has the moon as his ornament, referring to Lord Shiva.
Sanskrit
Shashikar
One who has the moon as his crown, an epithet of Shiva.
Sanskrit
Shashikiran
One who has a ray of the moon; a name for the moon.
Sanskrit
Shashimani
Jewel of the moon, combining shashi (moon) and mani (jewel).
Sanskrit
Shashiprabha
Shashiprabha means 'moonlight' or 'radiance of the moon'.
Sanskrit
Shashipushpa
Moon flower, a compound of shashi (moon) and pushpa (flower).
Sanskrit
Shashir
One who has a moon-like face, derived from shashin meaning moon.
Sanskrit
Shashivarnam
One who has the color of the moon.
Sanskrit
Shashrvat
Eternal or everlasting, often used in Hindu philosophy.
Sanskrit
Shashvat
Eternal or perpetual; one who is everlasting.
Sanskrit
Shashvata
Eternal or perpetual, referring to something that lasts forever.
Sanskrit
Shashwat
Eternal, everlasting.
Sanskrit
Shasmeen
Jasmine flower.
Arabic
Shasthika
Goddess associated with Shashti; protector of children
Sanskrit
Shasti
Sixtieth, also associated with Shashthi, the Hindu goddess of fertility.
Sanskrit
Shatjit
One who has conquered or controlled enemies.
Sanskrit
Shatrujit
One who has conquered enemies.
Sanskrit
Shaul
Asked for, prayed for.
Hebrew
Shawqi
passionate.
Arabic
Shawqiyyah
passionate.
Arabic
Shebaniah
Yahweh has returned or Yahweh has turned back.
Hebrew
Shebna
God has built or God has created.
Hebrew
Shecaniah
Yahweh has dwelt or Yahweh is a neighbor.
Hebrew
Shecayah
God has remembered.
Hebrew
Shechaniah
God dwells or God has dwelt.
Hebrew
Sheenaz
Sweetness or sugar, often used as a term of endearment.
Persian
Sheeraz
Sweet, pleasant, or charming.
Persian

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