Baby Names for Pushya 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 Pushya and matching names from sacred scriptures. Learn more about Pushya →
Pada Syllables
Pada 1
Hu
Pada 2
He
Pada 3
Ho
Pada 4
Da
All Pushya Names (60)
Daanta
Self-controlled.
Dadimi
Pomegranate (fruit or tree)
Daeini
Giver, bestower
Dahara
Subtle, secret, inner
Daharakasha
Dwelling in the subtle space of the heart; inner sky
Daityahantri
Destroyer of demons (Daityas)
Dakini
A female spirit or deity, attendant of the Goddess
Dakinishvari
Goddess of Dakinis (a class of female deities/attendants)
Daksa
Highly prompt, skillful, efficient, and capable
Daksha
The competent, clever, or skillful one; a divine progenitor
Dakshaja
Born as daughter of Daksha; primordial
Dakshayani
Daughter of Daksha, a name of Parvati
Dakshina
Skilled, capable; southern (direction)
Damayita
The silent administrator who subdues lawless actions
Damini
Brilliant flash of sky lightning
Damodara
One tied around the waist with a rope; or holding galaxies within
Damstrin
One who possesses mighty fangs; a title for fierce protectors
Dana
The noble act of giving, charity, or generosity.
Danbholi
Thunderbolt; vajra
Danda
Staff, rod (symbol of authority)
Dandanadha
Commander of the army (name of a goddess)
Dandaniti
Science of justice, polity, statecraft
Dandini
She who holds staff of divine law
Danshtra
Fang, tusk
Dara
Wife, spouse; also means a pearl, precious
Darahasa
Gentle smile
Darana
Graceful, beautiful; holding, supporting
Darandolita
Shining with a graceful sway; beautifully swaying
Darasmera
One with a slightly smiling face
Dari
River, cave (derived from Sundari for modern sound)
Darpada
The bestower of rightful, confident self-respect to the virtuous
Darpaha
The crusher of toxic pride, ego, and conceit
Darsha
Sight, vision, or the day of the new moon.
Darshi
One who sees clearly, perceives, or possesses insight.
Daru
Wood; tree; divine tree
Dasha
Ten, a period of time
Dashamudra
Having ten gestures (mudras), referring to specific tantric gestures
Dashat
Honorable; Giver
Datri
Giver, bestower
Davanala
Forest fire; a destructive force (goddess as such for evils)
Daya
Compassion, mercy, gift
Dayamurti
Embodiment of compassion
Dayini
Giver, bestower
Hemanga
Possessing brilliant, strong limbs that glow like refined gold
Hemanta
Winter season; the gold-like time
Hemika
Golden; related to gold
Hemita
Golden, gilded, or made to stand still in wonder.
Heti
A ray of light; weapon of gods
Homa
Ritual fire offering
Hoshal
One who is full of vigor
Hoshika
One who is brilliant or rising
Hotri
One who performs the sacrificial offering
Hotrika
Related to the sacrificial ritual
Hulika
One who is pleasing or auspicious
Hunkara
Sound; the sacred vibration
Hutabhug
Receiver of oblations; fire.
Hutabhuk
Receiver of sacrifices
Hutasha
Fire; consuming the offering
Huvish
Offering; Prayer
Huvit
Offering; Prayer
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