Top 50 Vedic Names For Girls

Naming a little one can be stressful, especially when the baby’s arrival is just around the corner. If you have been looking for a Hindu name for your little bundle of joy, then look no further than the Vedas! The Vedas are filled with women from many powerful positions with inspiring stories, and these Vedic female names would allow you to create a strong foundation for your little one’s life!

50 Vedic Names For Baby Girl With Meaning

Check out this collection of beautiful and meaningful Vedic names for girls that would be perfect for your little one!

1. Aadrika

The name ‘Aadrika’ or ‘Adrika’ is the feminine version of the name ‘Aadrik’ and of Sanskrit origin. The name means ‘Small Mountain’ and is also the name of a celestial nymph or Apsara.

2. Aastha

‘Aastha’, in Sanskrit, means ‘hope’ or ‘belief’. The word is mentioned in many places in the Vedas, Ramayana, and the Puranas.

3. Aditi

‘Aditi’ has a Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘free’, ‘entire’, or ‘boundless’. It is the name of the Hindu Goddess of Fertility and also the mother of Gods.

4. Anjasi

‘Anjasi’ means ‘morally upstanding’ or ‘honest’, and it has a Hindi origin. It is also the name of a heavenly river.

5. Arka

‘Arka’ means ‘sun’, ‘praised’, ‘lightning’, and even ‘elder brother’.  The name is popular among boys and girls, and it has a Hindi origin. It is the 795th name of Vishnu.

6. Ati

‘Ati’ has a Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘at the top’, ‘exceedingly’, or ‘extremely’. The name is mentioned many times in Arthav Veda and Rig Veda.

7. Atreyi

The name ‘Atreyi’ means ‘container of glory’ or ‘river’. It has a Sanskrit, Indian origin and is a popular Telugu name.

8. Dakshina

‘Dakshina’ is a very popular name used by Indian parents for naming their little girls. The name has a Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘donation or honorarium to God.’

9. Dhisana

‘Dhisana’ is the name of the Goddess of prosperity in Hinduism ,and it is believed to symbolize unlimited energy. Variations of the name include ‘Dhisanna’, ‘Dhysana’, and ‘Disanna’.

10. Duhita

‘Duhita’ has a Hindi origin, and it means ‘daughter’.

11. Dyaus

The Indian name ‘Dyaus’ means ‘Sky’. Some also believe it to be the name of the God of the Heavens or the God of Sky.

12. Gayatri

‘Gayatri’ has a Hindi, Indian origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘a singer’. Gayatri is also the Goddess of Vedic Hymns.

13. Harini

‘Harini’ has a Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘apostle’ or ‘angel’. The name belongs to the mother of Lord Vishnu.

14. Indu

‘Indu’ has a Hindi, Sanskrit origin and the meaning of the name is ‘moon’.

15. Iravati

‘Iravati’ means ‘The River Ravi’, a river that originates from the Himalayas. Iravati is also the mother of Airavata – the mount of Indra.

16. Jeevitha

‘Jeethiva’ means ‘life’ and ‘alive’, and it has a Hindu, Sanskrit origin. The name is mentioned in the Vedas.

17. Kashyapi

‘Kashyapi’ is a popular name that has Sanskrit, Bengali origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘earth’. Earth is referred to as Kasayapi as it was gifted to Kasayapa.

18. Lopamudra

‘Lopamudra’ is of Indian origin and means ‘learned woman’. Lopamudra was the wife of sage Agastya and a female philosopher, according to the Vedas.

19. Madhuri

‘Madhuri’ has a Sanskrit, Hindi origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘sweetness’ or ‘charming’.

20. Mahitha

‘Mahitha’ has a Hindu, Sanskrit origin and the name means ‘worshipped’ and ‘honoured’. The name refers to greatness and is also the name of a river in mythology.

21. Manjusha

‘Manjusha’ has an Indian, Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘treasure chest’, ‘box of jewels’, or ‘lady with a sweet voice’.

22. Nalini

This is a popular Hindi, Sanskrit name that means ‘lily’ or ‘lotus’ and is another name for the Goddess Gayatri.

23. Nirrti

‘Nirrti’ or ‘Nirruti’ means ‘disorder’ or the ‘absence of rta’ and is also believed to mean ‘Destructive Goddess’ and is associated with Goddess Kali.

24. Nitha

With a Sanskrit origin, this unique name means ‘art’ or ‘song’.

25. Opalina

This is a unique and charming option that comes from the Sanskrit, Hindi language. The meaning of the name is ‘gem’ or ‘jewel’. A short variant of the name is ‘Opal’.

26. Parvati

‘Parvati’ means ‘the daughter of the mountain’, and it has a Sanskrit origin. The name belongs to a very popular Hindu Goddess, the wife of Shiva.

27. Pragya

‘Pragya’ has a Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘intelligence’ or ‘wisdom’. In Rig Veda, ‘Pragya’ means ‘to know’, ‘understanding’, or ‘distinguished’.

28. Pramila

‘Pramila’ has an Indian, Sanskrit origin, and the name belongs to one of the wives of Arjuna.

29. Pushti

This is an ancient word with a Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘completeness’, ‘growth’, or ‘prosperity’.

30. Rukhmani

Also spelt as ‘Rukmini’ or ‘Rukmani’, the name belongs to a Hindu Goddess and is believed to be the avatar of Lakshmi. Rukmini was a princess and wife of Lord Krishna.

31. Sadhana

‘Sadhana’ means ‘worship’, ‘performance’, or ‘adoration’ and was a given name for a Rishi in the Rigveda.

32. Sarada

This is a unique Sanskrit name that means ‘autumnal’. The name also refers to the Hindu Goddess ‘Saraswati’. A short variation of the name is ‘Sara’.

33. Shakti

The popular name ‘Shakti’ has a Sanskrit, Hindu origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘power’. ‘Shakthi’ is the female version of ‘Shiva’.

34. Shubha

‘Shubha’ means ‘auspicious’, and the name is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Shubh’. Shubha is another name for Goddess Laxmi.

35. Sudiksha

‘Sudiksha’ has a Sanskrit origin, and it means ‘good start’ and ‘good initiation’. The name is believed to belong to the avatar of Lakshmi, the Goddess of fortune.

36. Sujata

‘Sujata’ means ‘from a good family origin’, ‘birth’, and ‘origin’.

37. Sumitra

‘Sumitra’ means ‘good friend’, and is of an Indian origin. Variations of the name include ‘Sumeatra’, ‘Sumeitra’, ‘Sumietra’. Sumitra is the name of Laxman and Shatrughna’s mother in Ramayana.

38. Swadha

‘Swadha’ has a Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘rule’ or ‘self-power’. The name is mentioned in Rig Veda

39. Swarnalata

‘Swarnalata’ is of an Indian, Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘lustrous’. A variation of the name is ‘Swarnalatha’.

40. Tanushree

‘Tanushree’ means ‘beautiful’ and ‘Divine’, and it has a Sanskrit, Indian origin. Tanushree is associated with Goddess Laxmi.

41. Tara

The meaning of the ‘Tara’ is ‘star’, ‘queen’, ‘diamond’. Tara is the second of the Dasa (ten) Mahavidyas or ‘Great Wisdom Goddesses’.

42. Tisya

‘Tisya’ has a Hindi origin, meaning ‘a star’ or ‘auspicious’.

43. Trika

This is a charming option for your little one that means ‘triple’ or ‘three’. The name has an Indian, Sanskrit origin.

44. Tushti

‘Tushti’ has a Hindi, Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘Peace’, ‘Satisfaction’, or ‘Happiness’. Tushti is the 71st name of Goddess Lakshmi.

45. Uma

The name ‘Uma’ has a Hindi, Sanskrit origin and the meaning of the ‘tranquillity’ or ‘splendour’. The name is believed to be one of the names of Indian Goddess Parvati.

46. Varenya

‘Varenya’ has a Hindu, Sanskrit origin, and the meaning of the name is ‘most excellent’, ‘best’, or ‘to be wished for’. Varenya refers to ‘supreme bliss’ in the Vedas.

47.  Veda

The name ‘Veda’ has a Sanskrit origin, and it means ‘wisdom’ or ‘knowledge’. The Vedas are the four sacred books of the Hindus.

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48. Vibha

The meaning of the name ‘Vibha’ is ‘bright’ and ‘shining’, and it has a Sanskrit origin. The name appears in the Vedas multiple times.

49. Vidya

‘Vidya’ has a Hindi, Sanskrit origin and the meaning of the name is ‘science’, ‘learning’, or ‘knowledge’.

50. Vimala

‘Vimala’ means ‘clean’ or ‘untarnished’,and it is of a Sanskrit origin. In Hindu mythology, the name belonged to the wife of Shiva, Goddess Durga.

There are so many Hindu Vedic names of girls out there, but this list of the most popular Vedic names will allow you to find the most suitable one for your little bundle of joy!