Spiritual & Mystic Names

Browse Spiritual & Mystic names across female and male groups.

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Female Names

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Aabha

Aabha derives from the Sanskrit term 'ābhā,' which fundamentally means 'light,' 'splendor,' or 'radiance.' This root evokes brightness and luminosity, often symbolizing inner glow...

Aadhini

Aadhini derives from Sanskrit roots where 'aadhi' relates to the concept of 'beginning' or 'first,' often connoting primacy or origin in foundational contexts.

Aabriella

Aabriella appears as a modern creative elaboration of the name Gabriella, which derives from the Hebrew name Gavriela, meaning 'God is my strength' or 'heroine of God.' The prefix...

Aada

Aada derives from the Hebrew name Ada, which carries the meaning 'ornament' or 'adornment,' reflecting beauty and embellishment in ancient Semitic contexts.

Aabidah

Aabidah derives from the Arabic root 'ʿ-b-d' (ع ب د), which fundamentally conveys the concept of worship, servitude, or devotion, often directed toward the divine.

Aadaya

Aadaya derives from Sanskrit roots where 'Aada' relates to the concept of 'beginning' or 'first,' often evoking primacy or origin, while the suffix '-ya' functions as a common fem...

Aabir

Aabir derives from the Arabic root 'abara,' which conveys notions of perfuming, scenting, or imparting fragrance, often linked to spices or aromatic substances.

Aadarsh

Aadarsh derives from the Sanskrit term 'ādarśa,' which fundamentally means 'ideal,' 'model,' or 'mirror.' In semantic development, it embodies the concept of a perfect exemplar or...

Male Names

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Aadam

Aadam is a variant spelling of the name Adam, derived from the Hebrew 'adamah,' meaning 'ground' or 'earth,' reflecting its biblical connotation of the first human formed from the...

Aaban

Aaban derives from Arabic roots associated with clarity and purity, often interpreted as 'clear as water' or 'shining like water,' reflecting qualities of transparency and brightn...

Aabid

Aabid derives from the Arabic root 'ʿ-b-d' (ع ب د), which fundamentally conveys the concept of servitude, worship, or devotion.

Aadesh

Aadesh derives from the Sanskrit term 'ādeśa,' which fundamentally means 'instruction,' 'command,' 'order,' or 'message.' This root conveys authority and directive communication,...