Sanskrit Cat Names

Ancient beauty and timeless elegance are woven into this list of Sanskrit cat names. Ideal for those who appreciate the depth and richness of Sanskrit language and culture, this list offers meaningful and melodious names. Discover a name that resonates with your cat's noble spirit!

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• Aarush

  Means "first rays of the sun" in Sanskrit.
• Ahana

  Means "first rays of the sun" in Sanskrit.
• Ajit

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies "unconquered" or "invincible" in English.
• Akash

  Means "sky" in Sanskrit, often used in Hindu and Buddhist texts.
• Amiya

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "delightful, pleasant".
• Anika

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning graceful, brilliance or sweet-faced.
• Anish

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "supreme" or "one without a leader".
• Apporva

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "unprecedented" or "like never before".
• Bhavin

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'one who is charming or winsome'.
• Chandan

  Means "sandalwood" in Sanskrit, often used in religious ceremonies.
• Chandra

  Means "moon" in Sanskrit and is a popular Hindu deity.
• Charvi

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning beautiful, lovely or a beautiful woman.
• Dhruv

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies "polar star" or "constant, immovable" in Hinduism.
• Divit

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning heavenly light or divine lamp.
• Esha

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning desire, wish, or one who is omnipresent.
• Eshan

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "Lord Shiva" in Hindu religion.
• Garima

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning dignity or respect.
• Hiranya

  Means "golden" in Sanskrit, often used in ancient Indian texts.
• Ishita

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies ownership or wealth.
• Jyoti

  Means "light" in Sanskrit, often used in Hindu and Buddhist cultures.
• Kala

  Means "art" in Sanskrit and is often used in Indian names.
• Kiran

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "ray of light" or "sunbeam".
• Manju

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies "sweet" and is a popular Indian name.
• Mayuri

  Derived from Sanskrit, symbolizes a peacock, often associated with beauty.
• Meghna

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies cloud, representing a nurturing personality.
• Moti

  Means "pearl" in Sanskrit, often used as a personal name.
• Nana

  Means "giving" in Sanskrit, often used in Indian literature.
• Nirav

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies quiet, calm or still.
• Parthiv

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies "related to the earth" or "earthly".
• Pranay

  Derived from Sanskrit, symbolizing love and affection in Indian culture.
• Prem

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies love or affection in Indian languages.
• Priti

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies "pleasure", "joy", or "love".
• Rajiv

  Derived from Sanskrit, symbolizing a lotus flower, often linked to Hinduism.
• Rajni

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "colored" or "charming".
• Rohit

  Derived from Sanskrit, symbolizes red color and the sun's first rays.
• Samar

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning battle, conflict, or a beautiful conversation.
• Shaan

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning peace or pride in the culture.
• Sheetal

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "cool" or "soothing".
• Shilpa

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies "statue", "work of art" or "masterpiece".
• Shobha

  Derived from Sanskrit, signifies beauty, brilliance, or bright in the culture.
• Srushti

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "creation" or "the universe".
• Sudhir

  A Sanskrit origin, meaning "very brave" or "extremely valiant".
• Sunita

  Means "well-behaved" or "wise" in Sanskrit, often used in India.
• Tara

  Means "star" in Sanskrit, often used in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
• Varsha

  Means "rain" in Sanskrit, often used as a female name.
• Vibha

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "radiance" or "splendid brilliance".
• Vihaan

  Means "dawn" or "beginning of a new era" in Sanskrit.
• Vijay

  Means "victory" in Sanskrit, often used in Indian names.
• Vipul

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning abundant or plentiful.
• Yash

  Derived from Sanskrit, meaning fame, glory or success.
• Yuvati

  Means "young woman" in Sanskrit, often used in ancient literature.

Sanskrit Cat Names currently rank in 81st place out of all MeowNames.com categories.

As of November 2024, sanskrit cat names are rising in popularity with new cat owners. According to our stats, they are more fashionable than they were at the same time last year.

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