Baby Names for Punarvasu Nakshatra
In Vedic tradition, a child's name begins with the syllable of their birth nakshatra pada. Below are the governing syllables for each pada of Punarvasu and matching names from sacred scriptures. Learn more about Punarvasu →
Pada Syllables
Pada 1
Ke
Pada 2
Ko
Pada 3
Ha
Pada 4
Hi
All Punarvasu Names (46)
Hakini
Name of a specific Goddess associated with the Ajna Chakra
Halayudha
Wielder of the mighty plow weapon, referencing Balarama
Hamashani
Thunderbolt that destroys all; fierce thunder
Hamsa
The pure white swan that separates truth from illusion
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
Hari
He who takes away all sins and dynamic distress; glowing golden
Harikesha
Golden-haired; having radiant rays or green tresses representing nature
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.
Havirhari
Remover of suffering — derived Vishnu name
Havya
Pure holy offering for the sacred fire
Hingula
Pure crimson vermilion; high shakti
Hiranya
Golden, radiant, and intensely valuable
Hiranyabahu
Golden-armed; possessing radiant, benevolent strength
Hiranyada
Giver of gold.
Keertikara
Maker of fame.
Keki
Peacock
Keli
Play, Sport, Amorous Pastime
Keshav
Form of Keshava
Keshava
One with beautiful long hair; slayer of demon Keshi
Keshi
Having hair, (often beautiful hair as a suffix)
Keshvari
Goddess of hair (symbolizing beauty), a form of the goddess
Kesiha
The brave slayer of the horse-demon Keshi
Ketana
A banner, flag, sign, signal, shelter, or home.
Kevala
Absolute, pure, unique, solitary
Keyura
A brilliant, decorative armband worn on the upper arm.
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
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