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Balakrishnanaidu
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‘Young Krishna’ (Bala = child, Krishna = Hindu deity); Naidu is a Telugu title/surname |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
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Balakrishnareddy
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Balakrishna = 'young/child Krishna' (Bala = child, Krishna = Hindu god); Reddy = a Telugu surname/caste - overall: 'Young Krishna (of the Reddy family)' |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Bhaskararao
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From Sanskrit 'Bhaskara' (sun, light-maker) + honorific 'Rao' (king/chief): roughly 'sun king' or 'Bhaskara Rao' (chief associated with the sun). |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Chandiah
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Derived from Chandra - 'moon'; roughly 'moon-like' or 'son/devotee of the moon'. |
Indian, Telugu |
Boy |
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Chinna
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Little; small; younger (often 'younger sibling' or 'junior') |
Tamil, Telugu |
Boy |
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Chinnaraju
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Little king (young king) |
Telugu |
Boy |
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Chinniah
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Little one; younger brother |
Tamil, Telugu |
Boy |
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Gopalakrishnaiah
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Compound name combining Gopala (cowherd/protector of cows) and Krishna - refers to Lord Krishna. |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
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Gopalakrishnayya
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Respectful form of Gopalakrishna - 'Gopala' (cowherd) + 'Krishna' (Hindu deity); denotes Lord Krishna in a respectful Telugu honorific. |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Gururajulu
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King of gurus; revered teacher-king |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Jaggeshwar Reddy
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Lord of the world; a form of the divine (often associated with Shiva) |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Jayachanti
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Victorious little one (Jaya = victory; Chanti = affectionate/diminutive) |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Jayarami Naidu
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Jaya (victory) + Rama (the Hindu god) - 'victorious Rama' or 'victory of Rama'. |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
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Jayarami Raju
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Jaya (victory) + Rami (Rama) + Raju (king) - roughly 'Victorious Rama, the king' or 'victorious king associated with Rama'. |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
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Jayarami Reddy
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Victorious Rama (from 'Jaya' = victory and 'Rama' = the Hindu deity Rama) |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Kameshwararao
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From Kameshwara (a form of Shiva) meaning 'lord of desire' + Rao (title/surname). |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Kanakaiah
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Golden; relating to gold (from 'Kanaka' = gold) |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Karanam
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Traditional village scribe or record-keeper; an accountant/clerical officer |
Telugu |
Boy |
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Karnam
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village accountant; clerk or scribe (occupational title) |
Telugu |
Boy |
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Madhukarreddy
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Compound of Madhukar ('honeybee' or 'honey-maker' in Sanskrit) and Reddy (Telugu surname/caste name) |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Mallana
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From Sanskrit 'Malla' (wrestler/strong); in Telugu used as Mallanna, a regional name/form of a deity (Shiva) |
Indian, Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Nagendrareddy
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Derived from Nagendra: 'lord of snakes' (Naga = snake, Indra = lord); combined with the Telugu surname 'Reddy'. |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Nageshwarao
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Lord of snakes; an epithet of Lord Shiva. |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Nageshwararao
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Nageshwara (lord of snakes, a form of Shiva) combined with Rao (a royal/title suffix) |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Narasimhulu
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Name of the Hindu deity Narasimha - the 'man-lion' avatar of Vishnu; a fierce protector and divine incarnation. |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Padmaniah
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Derived from 'Padma' (lotus); means 'one associated with the lotus' or 'lotus-like', sometimes used as an epithet of Vishnu. |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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R Nagraj
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King of snakes; lord of serpents |
Kannada, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu |
Boy |
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Raghavendrareddy
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Lord of the Raghu dynasty; an epithet of Lord Rama and a name associated with the Hindu saint Raghavendra |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Ramachandrayya
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Respected Ramachandra - Rama (the god) + Chandra (moon); 'ayya' is a Telugu honorific ("respected/elder"). |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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Ramanujulu
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Telugu form meaning 'followers/devotees of Ramanuja' or 'people associated with Ramanuja' (derived from the name Ramanuja, the Vaishnava theologian). |
Sanskrit, Telugu |
Boy |
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