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OSHO Sannyas Names List Complied by Swami Prem OSHO Sannyas Names List complied by Swami Prem Sarovara Web: www.sarovara.com Email: [email protected] Pronunciation: Ā ā = aa, long ‘a’ like 'ah' but not quite ‘ar’ / Ī, ī = ee / Ū ū = oo Source abbreviations: O = Osho darshan diaries / OB = Osho discourse books / MW = Monier-Williams Sanskrit Dictionary / S = previous Osho Sannyas name lists / SD = other Sanskrit dictionaries / HD = Hindi dictionaries TS = Thousand Name of Shiva / TB = Thousand Names of Brahma / TV = Thousand Names of Vishnu / OnD = Online dictionaries / SFD = Sufi dictionaries / Sv = Sarovara's addition Notes: "Add Veet or Mukta" = Recommendation to combine with 1st Name "Veet" to mean "Beyond" or "Transcendence of"; or add 1st Name "Mukta" to mean "Freedom from." Male name Female name Neutral name Meaning 1st or 2nd Language Source Confirm Pop. Script Notes Names beginning with A Abaddha Abaddha Unbound, Unrestrained, Free 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अब Abādh Abādhā Free from Restraints, Unconditional, Free from Pain 2nd Name Sanskrit MW * अबाधा Abādhita Abādhita Unobstructed 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अबाधत Abahir Abahira not outside, in one's Heart 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अबहर् Abāhya Abāhya Internal, not external 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अबाय Abālendu Full Moon 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अबालेदु Abbā a Mother 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अबा Abbhra Abbhra Cloud , 'Water-bearer' 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अ Abbindu a Tear; Drop of Water 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अिबदु Abda Abda Cloud, 'Water-Giver' 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अद Abdhi Ocean; Lake 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अिध Abdhija Abdhija Ocean-Born 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अिधज Abdul Servant 2nd Name Arabic OnD Abdullah Servant of God 2nd Name Arabic OB OnD Abhāva Abhāvo Absence, Non-Existence 2nd Name Sanskrit O MW * अभाव Abhaya Abhayā Fearless 2nd Name Sanskrit O MW ***** अभय Abhayam Abhayam Fearlessness 2nd Name Sanskrit SD Abheda Closeness 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभेद Abhedaka Non-Dividing 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभेदक Abhedya Abhedya Indivisible 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभेय Abhee Abhee Fearless 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abheek Abheeka Fearless 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभीक Abheek Abheeka Lover 2nd Name Sanskrit S MW ** अभीक Abheeru Fearless 2nd Name Sanskrit S MW * अभी Abheeruka Fearless 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abheeshu Ray of Light 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभीषु Abheeshta Abheeshta Wished, Desired; a Lover 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभीटा Abheeshtama Abheeshtama Dearest Lover 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभीटतम Abheet Abheetā Fearless 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभीत Abheeti Fearless 2nd Name Sanskrit S MW **** अभीत Abhi- Abhi- Very, Towards Prefix Sanskrit MW Abhi Abhi Fearless 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhibhava Abhibhava Powerful 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभभव Abhibhavati Abhibhavati Transforms 2nd Name Sanskrit SD अभभवत Abhibhūta Abhibhūta Surpassed 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभभूत Abhibhūti superior Power 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभभूत Abhicharana Abhicharana a Spell, Incantation 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभचरण Abhichint Abhichint Reflect on, Meditate on 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhichumb Abhichumba to Kiss 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhideena Abhideena Flying Towards 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभडीन Abhideep Abhideepa make Brilliant, to Blaze 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhidharma Buddhist Scripture 2nd Name Sanskrit OB Abhidhi Abhidhi to Reflect on, Meditate on 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhidhyā Wish, Desire 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhidhyai Abhidhyai to Meditate 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhidhyā Abhidhyā Wish, Desire 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhidhyāna Abhidhyāna Meditation 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhidhyānam Abhidhyānam Meditation 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhidi Abhidi to Radiate 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhidyu Abhidyu towards Heaven 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhigam Abhigama to Approach, to Follow 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhigamya name of Shiva, easily Attainable 2nd Name Sanskrit TS अभगय Abhigata Abhigata Approached 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभगत Abhigeet Abhigeeta a Song, Praised by Song 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभगीत Abhigrah Abhigrah to Receive 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhihāra Abhihāra Offering 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभहार Abhihāsa Joke 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhijan Abhijan to claim as one's Birthright 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhijan Abhijana to be Born Again 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभजन Abhijnānāti Abhijnānāti to become Aware 2nd Name Sanskrit SD अभजानात Abhijāt Abhijāta Noble, Aristocrat, well Born 2nd Name Sanskrit O MW * अभजात Abhijāti Birth 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभजात Abhijaya Abhijaya complete Victory 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभजय Abhijit Abhijit Victorious 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभिजत ् Abhijiti Victory 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभिजत Abhijna Abhijnā Knowing, Understanding 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभान Abhijnati become Wise 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhijval Abhijval to Blaze forth, Illuminate 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhijya a God 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभीय Abhika Abhika a Lover 2nd Name Sanskrit MW ** अभीक Abhikam Abhikam to Desire, to Love 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभकाम Abhikāma Abhikāmā Loving, Affectionate 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभकाम Abhikar Abhikara Performer 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभकर Abhikarman Abhikarman Performing 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभकमन ् Abhikāsh Abhikāsh Illuminate 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhikhya Splendor; Beauty; a Gracious Look 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभया Abhīkshna Abhīkshna Perpetually 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभीण Abhiksham Abhiksham to be Gracious 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhilāpa Declaration 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभलाप Abhilash Abhilashā Wish; Affection 2nd Name Sanskrit S MW ** अभलाष Abhilipsa Desire to Obtain 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभलसा Abhilok Abhilok to Look at from a Height 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभमाद Abhimāda Abhimāda Intoxicated 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhiman Abhiman Longing, Desire 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhimāna Abhimāna Self-Importance, Pride 2nd Name Sanskrit SD अभमान Add "Veet" or "Mukta" Abhimand Abhimand Enjoy 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhimarsha Abhimarshā Touching, Contact 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभमश Abhimata Abhimata Wished, Longed for 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभमत Abhimukhi before becoming a Buddha 2nd Name Sanskrit SD अभमुखी Abhimukha Abhimukhi Facing towards, Directed towards 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभमुखी Abhinabhas Abhinabhas Towards the Sky 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभनभस ् Abhinam Abhinam to Bow towards 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhinand Abhinanda Delight 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभनदा Abhinandan Abhinandana Welcome, Joyous Greeting; Delight 2nd Name Sanskrit O MW *** अभनदन Abhinandin Abhinandin Rejoicing 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभनिदन ् Abhinandita Delighted; made Happy 2nd Name Sanskrit MW अभनिदत Abhinash Abhinash to Attain, to Reach 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhinav Abhinavā Abhinavo Freshness, Newness 2nd Name Sanskrit O MW ** अभनव Abhinaya Abhinaya Acting, Drama 2nd Name Sanskrit O MW * Abhihita Abhihita Close Contact, Touched with 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhinava Abhinavā quite New, very Young, fresh 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhineeti Expressive Gesture 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhinihita Abhinihita Touched, close Contact 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhinirmi Abhinirmi to cause by a Miracle 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhinimita Abhinimita Made, Created 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhinivesha Intentness, Dedication, Determination 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhinna Abhinna Whole, Undivided 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipāla Protector 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipad Abhipada to Approach 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipat Abhipat to Fly near 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipatti Possession 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipraya Aim, Purpose 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipreeta Abhipreeta Pleased 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipreeti Pleasure 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipreta Abhipreta to Whom one’s heart is Devoted 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipsa a tremendously intense Desire; the Inner Call of Life 2nd Name Sanskrit O * Abhipsat Abhipsatī Longing for, Desiring 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipsin Abhipsin Longing for, Desiring 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipsita Abhipsita Desired 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipsu Abhipsu Longing for, Desiring 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipūj Abhipūja to Honour 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipūrna Abhipūrna Full of 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhipushpa Covered with Flowers 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhirāj Abhirāji Shine, be Brilliant 2nd Name Sanskrit MW * Abhirāj Abhirāje Reigning everywhere 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhirakta Abhirakta Devoted to 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhirāma Abhirāmā Beautiful, Delightful, Delighted 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhiramana Abhiramana Delighting in 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhiramāta Loveliness, Beauty 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhirambhita Abhirambhita Embraced 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhiranjita Abhiranjita Coloured 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhirata Abhirata Satisfied 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhirati Delighted 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhiru Abhiru to Roar 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhiruch Abhiruch Bright, Shine; Delighted 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhiruchi Delighting in 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhiruchira Abhiruchira Very Bright 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhirūpa Abhirūpā Beautiful 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhiruta Abhiruta Singing (like birds, filling the air) 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhisampad Abhisampad to Change into, to Become 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhisandhi Abhisandhi Speaking one’s Intention 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhisar Abhisarā Companion 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhisarana Abhisarana Meeting, Rendezvous (of Lovers) 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhisarga Creation 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhishek Abhisheka Initiation, Anointing with water 2nd Name Sanskrit MW ** Abhishekya Abhishekya Worthy of Initiation 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhishocha Abhishocha Shining, Glowing 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhishta Abhishtā a Lover 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhishtan Abhishtan to Thunder 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhishti Wish 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhishtis Assistant, Protector 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhishuna Abhishuna Successful 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhisneha Desire, Affection 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhisri Abhisri to Flow towards 2nd Name Sanskrit MW Abhisvar
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