29 Indian Buddhism Girl Names with Meanings

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Name	Gender	Meaning
Alayia	Girl	Storehouse consciousness; Abode; Dwelling
Savani	Unisex	A musical piece sung in the evening; Name of a raga; A nun
Maahi	Girl	A river; Surface of the Earth; Number one
Deya	Boy	Granting a boon; Offering; Light; Lamp; Illumination
Sayana	Unisex	Lying-down; Reclining pose; Sleeping; Bed; Sofa; Couch; Clear; Bright; Clean; Vegetable; Greens; Sayan mountains; Million
Yuni	Unisex	June; Connection; Union; Young woman; Rain; Sunlight; Rainbow; Gentleness; Similar; Humanity
Mahita	Girl	Celebrated; Greatness; Honored; Festivity
Maanasa	Girl	Mind; Spiritual; A lake; A mountain; Mental worship; Desire; Wish; Intention
Mahati	Girl	Great; Narada's seven-stringed lute; A river; To honor; Important
Mahalakshmi	Girl	The great Lakshmi; Great royal fortune; Great sign; Great beauty; Universal mother; Great wealth

Madhavi	Girl	Woman of the race of Madhu or Yadu; Subhadra; Spring; Honey-sugar; Sacred basil; Earth
Sanchi	Unisex	To measure; To store; To save
Paramita	Girl	Perfection; Completeness; Measure
Amala	Unisex	Clean; Pure; Undefiled; Shining; Epithet of Goddess Lakshmi
Begum	Girl	Chief; Commander
Dhyana	Boy	Meditation
Dhyani	Boy	One who meditates
Jayathi	Girl	Experiencing victory; Rejoicing for victory
Kinnari	Girl	A mythical being with human and horse features; Name of a race celebrated as musicians
Kinnera	Girl	A mythical being with human and horse features; Name of a race celebrated as musicians

Moksha	Boy	Freedom; Liberation; Salvation
Mokshita	Girl	Liberated; Free
Nageshwari	Girl	Goddess of serpents; Queen of mountains
Nagin	Girl	An epithet of Shiva; Female cobra; Surrounded by serpents
Nagini	Girl	Divine snakes
Prashansa	Girl	Praise; Admiration; Eulogy; Fame; Glory
Suda	Girl	She who is a daughter; Woman; Lady; Generous
Sudipta	Girl	Bright; Well energized
Vibhuti	Girl	Great; Prosperous; Mighty; Welfare

Infographic: Beautiful Indian Buddhism Girl Names with Meanings

Your baby's name is a timeless expression of your love and aspirations for their future. It is a gift that will stay with them forever and remind them of their individuality. Understanding this, our infographic below brings you some adorable Indian Buddhism Girl Names with Meanings that are distinct yet versatile. Explore them to find a beautiful name that best suits your preferences. Share this infographic with other soon-to-be moms and dads to help them choose an adorable title for their children.

Indian Buddhism Girl Names with Meanings(infographic)

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