Ancient Indian Names of People Girls E to R:
Ekaparnika = Goddess Durga
Elakshi = A woman with bright eyes
Enakshi = Deer-Eyed, One who has eyes like deer
Esha = Goddess Parvati, Purity, Desire
Eshana = Wish, Desire, Search
Eshita = One who desires
Gautami = River Godavari, Wife a sage Gautam
Gayatri = Veda Mata – The mother of all Vedas, Sanskrit mantra
Geeta = The holy book of the Hindus
Geetanjali, Gitanjali = Collection of poems/songs, presenting songs as an offering
Gemine, Gemini = Twins
Girja, Girija = Goddess Parvati, Consort of Lord Shiva
Gita = The Hindu holy book
Hamsini = Who rides a swan, Goddess Saraswati
Harinakshi = One with eyes like deer
Harita = Green
Heema = Gold
Himadri = Peak of snow, The Himalaya mountain
Himani = Glacier, Goddess Parvati
Hiranya = Gold
Indira = The Goddess Lakshmi, Wife of the god Vishnu
Jaimini = Victory
Jaya = Victory, Victorious, Goddess Durga
Jyoti = Flame, Light, Lamp, The light of the Sun
Jyotsana = Radiant Like Flames, Goddess Durga
Kali = The great Goddess, A form of Durga, Maa Kali
Kalinda = The sea
Kalpana = Imagine, A fantasy
Kalyani = Auspicious, Fortunate
Kama = The golden one, Love
Kamala, Kamla = Goddess Lakshmi
Kanchan = Gold
Kanishka = A king of the Kushan Empire in South Asia who supported Buddhism, Small
Kanti = Light, Lovely, Lustre
Kashyapi = Earth
Kumari = A girl or daughter, Goddess Durga
Kumuda = Lotus Flower
Lakshmi, Laxmi = Goddess of Wealth, fortunate, Wife of Lord Vishnu
Lalita = Beautifull Lady, Elegant, a form of Durga
Lavanya = Grace, Beauty
Leela = Devine Play, Amusement
Lila, Leela = Playful, Divine Drama
Madhuri = Sweetness
Malti, Malati = A jasmine flower
Mandakini, Mandaakini = An Indian river
Mangala, Mangalya = Auspicious
Mani = Gem, A jewel
Manisha = Intellect, Desire, Wish
Manjusha = A box of jewels, Treasure chest, Lady with a Sweet Voice
Meena, Mina = Precious blue stone, With Beautiful Eyes resembling a Fish
Meenakshi, Minakshi = Goddess Parvathi, One with fish-shaped eyes
Menka, Menaka = An Apsara, Shakuntala’s mother
Mohana = Attractive
Mohini = Most Beautiful
Nalini = Lotus, Mother of the Vedas, Goddess Gayatri
Nikita = Victorious, Unconquered, Earth, Ganges
Ojaswini = Lustrous
Omana = A woman
Oormila, Urmila = Daughter of King Janaka of Mithila, The younger sister of Sita, Name of Lakshman’s wife
Opalina, Opaline = Jewel
Padma = A lotus
Parvati = Goddess, Wife of Lord Shiva, Durga
Poornima, Purnima = Full Moon, The night of the full moon
Pramila = One of Arjuna’s wives
Prasanna = Ever Fresh
Preity = Affection, Love
Prema = Love, Affection
Priya = Dear One, Beloved
Priyala = Honorable Beloved
Pushti = Possessor of All Wealth, Goddess Lakshmi
Radha = The beloved of Lord Krishna, Prosperity, Success
Rageswari, Rageshwari = Goddess of melody, Master of Melodic modes
Rajinder = Variant of ‘Rajendra’, King Indra Ramaa = Goddess Lakshmi
Rati = Consort of Cupid, Love, Joy
Rita = Brave, Honest
Rohana = Sandalwood
Rukhmani, Rukmini = Wife of Lord Krishna
Rupinder = Beautiful