Girl Baby Names for Mithuna Rashi
155 girl names matched to the Nakshatras of Mithuna (Gemini) rashi. These names begin with syllables traditionally prescribed for Mrigashira, Ardra, Punarvasu Nakshatras.
Nakshatras in Mithuna Rashi
All Names (155)
Chhandika
One who is rhythmic or poetic
Chhatrika
A small parasol
Chhaya
Shadow; reflection or protection
Ghana
Dense, solid, compact; cloud
Ghanaghna
Dense cloud; thundercloud (bringing joy like rain)
Ghantika
A small bell
Hakini
Name of a specific Goddess associated with the Ajna Chakra
Hamashani
Thunderbolt that destroys all; fierce thunder
Hamsi
Graceful female swan; supreme discrimination
Hana
Destroyer (of evil); also a name meaning 'flower' or 'grace' in other languages
Hansa
Swan; symbol of purity and spiritual discernment
Hansavati
Possessing swans; elegant like a swan; related to the deity of Ajna Chakra
Hansika
Little swan, graceful
Hansini
Swan-like, graceful (related to Hamsa, swan)
Hanta
Destroyer; vanquisher.
Hantri
Destroyer, slayer
Hara
Remover (of evil/sorrow); a name of Parvati as Shiva's consort
Harani
Golden deer; she who carries miseries away
Haripriya
Beloved darling of Lord Hari
Harsha
Joy, delight
Harshita
Delighted, joyful, happy
Hasa
Smile, laughter, joy
Hasanmukhi
She whose face is always adorned with a bright smile
Havi
A sacred oblation, offering, or sacrifice given to fire.
Havya
Pure holy offering for the sacred fire
Hingula
Pure crimson vermilion; high shakti
Kadamba
Name of a fragrant flower/tree
Kadambari
Name of a famous classical Sanskrit romance; a type of liquor; a cloud
Kadambini
Beautiful cluster of refreshing clouds
Kadanba
Phonetic variant of Kadamba, a tree with fragrant orange flowers.
Kaila
Derived from Kailasa
Kailasa
Mount Kailash, a sacred mountain abode of Shiva
Kaivalya
Liberation, absolute freedom, aloneness
Kakini
Name of a specific Goddess associated with the Anahata Chakra
Kala
Time, art, black (often implying dark beauty)
Kaladhara
Bearer of arts or lunar digits (skillful, radiant)
Kalahantri
Destroyer of strife, death or time (Kala)
Kalalapa
One whose talk is artful or sweet
Kalamala
Garland of arts; sequence of time or arts.
Kalana
Comprehension, Measure, Understanding
Kalanadha
Controller of Time/Arts (feminine form of 'Lord of arts/time')
Kalanidhi
Repository of arts; the moon (treasure of digits).
Kalaputri
Daughter of eternal time
Kalaratri
Night of Time; a fierce form of Durga, symbolizing the destructive aspect of time
Kalatmika
Soul of arts; embodiment of time
Kalavati
Artistic, skilled in arts; name of a celestial nymph
Kali
A form of the Goddess Durga; also refers to time or the Kali Yuga
Kalika
Bud; small part; digit; goddess Kali (small form)
Kalindi
Dark flowing river Yamuna
Kalpa
Cosmic age, epoch, eternity
Kalpana
Imagination, creation, fancy
Kalpita
Created, imagined, conceived
Kalya
Auspicious, Healthy, Skillful
Kalyani
Auspicious, propitious, blessed; a form of Goddess Parvati
Kama
Love, desire, wish
Kamada
Giver of desires/boons
Kamadhuka
Wish-fulfilling (like Kamadhenu, the divine cow).
Kamakalarupa
Embodiment of Kama Kala (the divine art of love and creation)
Kamakeli
Play of Love, Amorous Sport
Kamakotika
Pertaining to Kamakoti (a sacred site); the peak of desire/love
Kamakshi
One with lustrous eyes; a name of Goddess Parvati
Kamala
Lotus; a name of Lakshmi
Kamarupa
She whose form alters by supreme will
Kamarupini
Assuming any desired form, form of love/desire
Kamasevita
Worshipped by Kama (the god of love/desire)
Kameshari
Goddess of Desire, consort of Kamesha
Kameshvara
The supreme, sovereign lord of love, desire, and cosmic affection.
Kameshvari
Goddess of Desire, ruler of love (from Kameshvastra)
Kamini
Affectionate loving graceful lady
Kamishvari
Queen of supreme love and desires
Kamya
Desirable, beautiful, lovely
Kana
A Drop or Grain
Kanaka
Gold, Golden
Kanakeshi
She with lovely golden locks
Kanakeshvari
The golden goddess; ruler of wealth
Kanchi
Shining golden waistband; ancient sacred city
Kanta
Beloved, beautiful, desirable, radiant
Kanti
Beauty, splendor, radiance, light
Kantimati
Full of radiance, beautiful
Kaola
Relating to Kaula (a Tantric sect)
Kaolamarga
Following the Kaula path or tradition
Kaoli
A modern derivative from Kaolini
Kaolinee
A high-born woman belonging to a noble or sacred family.
Kaolini
Pertaining to the Kaula spiritual tradition
Kaomudi
Moonlight, luster
Kaostunbha
Phonetic variant of Kaustubha, meaning a jewel originating from the ocean.
Kapardini
One with matted hair (like Shiva's); wearer of a conch shell.
Kara
Hand, ray of light
Karana
The Cause, The Instrument
Kardami
The daughter of Sage Kardama; associated with primordial water or earth
Kari
Maker, doer, causing
Karikanti
Having the splendor of an elephant (graceful gait)
Karna
The ear; an attentive listener, or the rudder of a ship.
Karpura
Camphor; cooling, purifying, aromatic, white, and completely stainless.
Karta
The Doer, The Creator
Kartri
Female Doer, Creator, Performer
Karuna
Compassion, mercy
Kashi
Radiant shining city of spiritual liberation
Kashyapi
The daughter of Sage Kashyapa; earth goddess
Kataksha
Sideways glance, compassionate look
Katakshi
One with beautiful eyes or a graceful glance (derived from Kataksha)
Kati
Waist
Katya
A shorter, modern form derived from Katyayani
Katyayani
A form of the Goddess Durga, daughter of Katyayana Rishi
Kaulini
Follower of the Kaula path (a Tantric tradition)
Kaushiki
She who emerged from the goddess sheath
Kavya
Poetry, poetic composition
Kavyakala
Art of poetry.
Kavyalapa
One whose talk is poetry
Keki
Peacock
Keli
Play, Sport, Amorous Pastime
Keshi
Having hair, (often beautiful hair as a suffix)
Keshvari
Goddess of hair (symbolizing beauty), a form of the goddess
Ketana
A banner, flag, sign, signal, shelter, or home.
Kevala
Absolute, pure, unique, solitary
Keyura
A brilliant, decorative armband worn on the upper arm.
Kinkini
Tiny bell, anklet bell
Kiri
Parrot; a specific goddess
Kirtana
Glorifying, chanting, praise
Kirti
Fame, glory, reputation
Kodanda
A powerful, formidable bow made of bamboo or horn.
Komala
Soft, tender, delicate
Komalakara
Having soft hands
Komalangi
Soft-limbed, delicate and graceful body
Kosha
Sheath, treasure, treasury
Koshanadha
The master, keeper, or sovereign protector of the treasury.
Koti
Multitude, crore (ten million), peak
Kuhu
Sweet song of cuckoo; new moon phase
Kula
Family, lineage, tradition, community
Kulamruta
Nectar of the lineage/tradition
Kulananda
Joy of the spiritual family lineage
Kularupini
In the form of the Kula (tradition/family)
Kulastha
Situated in the Family/Tradition
Kuleshvari
Goddess of the clan or tradition (Kuladevi)
Kulla
Derived from Kurukulla (modern short form)
Kulottirna
Transcending family/lineage (above worldly ties)
Kumarika
Youthful pure virgin goddess form
Kumuda
Water lily, lotus (that blooms at night)
Kundala
Earring, coil (referring to Kundalini)
Kundalini
Coiled one, divine serpent power (representing awakened energy)
Kurma
A tortoise; a symbol of steady stability and introversion.
Kuru
Do, act (often used as an invocation)
Kurukulla
Name of a Tantric deity (a form of the Goddess)
Kuruvinda
A precious ruby, fragrant red blossom, or fine crystalline stone.
Kushala
Skilled, expert, well-being, happiness
Kushmanda
She whose cosmic laugh birthed the macrocosm
Kusuma
Flower, blossom
Kusumapriya
Fond of flowers, beloved of flowers
Kuta
Peak, summit, enigmatic meaning
Kutarika
An axe (metaphorically, one who cuts through worldly attachments)
Kutumbini
Householder, Wife (of a family)
Vedanta
End of the Vedas; a school of Hindu philosophy
Vedya
Knowable, intelligible
Veeksha
A Glance or Sight
Veshadya
Richly attired, beautifully adorned, and elegantly dressed person.
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