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Mythological Legends
Dhruva, Prahlada, Markandeya, Savitri, Nachiketa, Shabari and more.
13 names found
Dhruva
★ 88
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · The Unshakeable Pole Star
Dhruva means "fixed, constant, immovable" — the steadfast one.
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Prahlada
★ 82
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · The Fearless Devotee
Prahlada means "joy, bliss, ecstatic delight" — joy born of devotion.
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Savitri
★ 80
Girl · Sanskrit · Hindu · She Who Outwitted Death
Savitri means "of the sun (Savitr)," radiant and life-giving; also the sacred Gayatri verse.
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Ambarisha
★ 74
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · King
A great devotee-king of Vishnu
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Bhagiratha
★ 74
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · King
The king who brought the Ganga to earth
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Ekadanta
★ 74
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · Form of Ganesha
The single-tusked one; Ganesha
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Eklavya
★ 74
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · Archer
The single-minded devoted archer
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Gajendra
★ 74
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · Devotee
The lord of elephants saved by Vishnu
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Harishchandra
★ 74
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · King
The king who never told a lie
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Shravan
★ 74
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · Devoted Son
The devoted son of the listening ear
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Sudama
★ 74
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · Devotee
The humble friend of Krishna
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Shabari
★ 72
Girl · Sanskrit · Hindu · The Pure-Hearted Devotee
Shabari means "of the Shabara tribe"; she is the timeless symbol of pure, patient devotion.
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Markandeya
★ 70
Boy · Sanskrit · Hindu · The One Who Conquered Death
Markandeya is the name of the immortal sage who defeated death through devotion to Shiva.
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