Ramayana Baby Names
Names from the characters of Valmiki's Ramayana: Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman and more.
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Gopalakrishnan
Protector of cows, divine cowherd
Apoorv
Rare, unique, unprecedented
Avadhesh
Lord of the earth, supreme ruler
Hanuman
Monkey god, courage and devotion
Bharat
Supporter, maintainer, or cherished one
Yuvraj
Prince, heir apparent
Devanshi
Divine, celestial, godly part
Gopal
Divine protector of the cows
Sivaramakrishna
Auspicious Rama and Krishna combined
Anurag
Love, attachment, affection
Sunita
Well-conducted, good policy, virtuous
Leena
Tender, delicate, devoted
Viveka
Discernment, wisdom, discrimination
Harshal
Joyful, one who brings happiness
Dhiraj
Patience, courage, or steadfastness
Gokul
Cowherd settlement or sacred land
shivendra
Lord Shiva, auspicious master
Ashima
Limitless, boundless, without borders
Harshad
One who gives joy, delightful
About Ramayana Baby Names
The Ramayana, one of the greatest Hindu epics, is full of noble characters whose names make timeless baby names. From Rama, Lakshman and Bharat to Sita, Urmila and Mandavi, these names carry ideals of duty, love and courage.
Choosing a Ramayana name connects your child to a story of virtue and devotion. Each name here lists its Sanskrit meaning, and many include the Rashi, Nakshatra and Devanagari spelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are popular Ramayana names for a baby?
Popular Ramayana names include Rama, Lakshman, Bharat and Raghav for boys, and Sita, Urmila, Mandavi and Shanta for girls.
Why choose a name from the Ramayana?
The Ramayana celebrates duty, loyalty and love, so its characters make meaningful, values-rich names for a child.
Are Ramayana names suitable for boys and girls?
Yes. There are strong boy names like Raghav and Lakshman and graceful girl names like Sita and Urmila.
Do these names include meanings and Rashi?
Yes. Tap any name for its meaning, origin, Rashi, Nakshatra, numerology and Devanagari script.