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    नमस्ते. We are Sneha and Bishal. We are choosing a name for our son.

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    What would you call him? A meaning, a sound, or just a word you like.

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Help us name our son.

Sneha and Bishal are expecting a son. There are 6,715 names to choose from, and we would rather not choose alone.

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B is Bishal, S is Sneha. The V names are here for a reason of their own.

Where we would start

भागिन्

Bhagin 

entitled to or receiving or possessing a share, partaking of, blessed with, concerned in, responsible for

भोगिन्

Bhogin 

name of a prince

भोज

Bhoja 

name of a country (near the vindhya mountain) or of a people (the descendants of maha-bhoja)

भग

Bhaga 

name of an aditya (bestowing wealth and presiding over love and marriage, brother of the Dawn…

स्वराज्

Svaraj 

'king of heaven', name of Indra

शुन

Shuna 

'the Auspicious one', name of vayu

सिध्य

Sidhya 

'auspicious', name of the asterism pushya

सौर

Saura 

'son of the Sun', name of the planet Saturn

बस्तु

BastuVastu

becoming light, dawning, morning

बृषन्

BrishanVrishan

a man, male, any male animal, a bull, stallion (also name of various gods, as implying strength…

बक्त्र

BaktraVaktra

name of a king of the karushas

बिद

BidaVida

name of a country and its king

Send us a name

It comes straight to us. Nothing goes on the wall until we have read it.

Any spelling. It does not have to be one from the document.

Boy Name Candidates: 172 pages, 6,715 names lemma-extracted from the Digital Corpus of Sanskrit (Vedic and Classical) and the Pali suttas via the Digital Pali Dictionary, filtered to B, S and V at 1-3 syllables, each V name carrying the document’s own B-variant. 1,708 are attested as a real name; 590 carry an evocative meaning; 201 are both. Page numbers cite that document.

Devanagari is our rendering, not the document’s.

On the eleventh day, at the nwaran, a priest reads the stars and gives him one name. The name we will actually call him at home is ours to choose. That is the one we are asking about.