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Gadhi
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Fortunate, lucky (Hebrew: 'my fortune'); also the name of a mythological king in Hindu tradition |
Hebrew, Hindu |
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Ganesa
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Lord of the Ganas (attendants); a widely worshipped deity who is the remover of obstacles and patron of beginnings |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Ganesah
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Lord of the ganas (tribes/troops); remover of obstacles |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Ganesan
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Derived from the Hindu god Ganesha - 'lord of the ganas' (Ganesha); often interpreted as 'son/devotee of Ganesha'. |
Hindu, Tamil |
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Ganesh
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Lord of the ganas; remover of obstacles and patron of beginnings |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Garud
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Divine eagle; the mythological bird and mount (vahana) of Lord Vishnu |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Gaurahari
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Compound of 'Gaura' (fair, golden) and 'Hari' (a name of Vishnu/Krishna) - 'the fair-colored Lord' or 'fair Hari'. |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Gaurinath
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Lord of Gauri (Parvati); an epithet of Lord Shiva |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Giridhara
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Bearer of the mountain; epithet of Lord Krishna who lifted the Govardhana Hill |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Girishankar
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Compound of Giri (mountain) + Shankar (a name of Shiva): 'Lord of the mountain' (a form of Shiva). |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Gopalkrishnan
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Name combining Gopal and Krishna - Lord Krishna as the protector/cowherd (Gopal Krishna). |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Gopichandu
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Beloved of the gopis; 'moon' or 'lord' of the gopis (an epithet associated with Krishna) |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Gourishankar
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Compound of Gauri (Parvati) + Shankar (Shiva): refers to Lord Shiva or the union of Gauri and Shankar |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Guni
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One who possesses good qualities; virtuous or talented (from Sanskrit guṇī ‘having qualities’). |
Hindu, Sanskrit, Scandinavian |
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Hanuman
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Name of the Hindu monkey god; literally 'one with a broken or disfigured jaw' and famed devotee of Rama. |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Hanumanta
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Epithet of the monkey‑god Hanuman; 'one with a prominent jaw' - signifying strength/might. |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Hari Gopal
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Compound name: 'Hari' (a name of Vishnu) + 'Gopal' (protector of cows); commonly refers to Lord Krishna - 'the cowherd protector'. |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Hari Ram
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Devotional compound: 'Hari' (a name of Vishnu) + 'Ram' (Rama) - invoking both deities. |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Harikrishan
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Compound of Hari and Krishna meaning 'Lord Krishna' or one devoted to/praising Krishna |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Harischandra
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Compound of Hari (a name of Vishnu/God) + chandra (moon); name of the legendary king Harishchandra, symbolizing truthfulness and integrity. |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Harish
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From Sanskrit, 'lord' or 'ruler'; commonly associated with the Hindu gods (e.g., Hari/Vishnu or Hara/Śiva) |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Hrishikesh
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Lord of the senses; a name of Lord Vishnu/Krishna (one who controls the senses). |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Hrishikesha
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Lord of the senses; a name of Vishnu/Krishna |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Ikshvaku
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Name of an ancient Vedic king - founder of the Ikshvaku (Solar) dynasty; ancestor of Lord Rama. |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Indra
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King of the gods; god of thunder, lightning, storms and rain |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Ishvara
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Lord; God; the supreme being or ruler |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Jai Krishna
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Hail/victory to Krishna; praise to Lord Krishna. |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Jai Shankar
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Victory or praise to Lord Shiva |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Jai Shanker
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Victory to Shankar (Lord Shiva); 'Hail Shankara' or 'Victorious Shankar'. |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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Jay Krishna
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Victorious Krishna - 'Jay' (victory) + 'Krishna' (the Hindu god) |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
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