Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra Pada 3 Male Names

Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra Pada 3 Male Names

Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra is the fourth nakshatra in the zodiac, ruled by the planet Saturn. Pada 3 of Uttara Ashadha is the third section of the nakshatra, spanning from 13:20 to 16:40 degrees of Sagittarius.

Male names that are associated with Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra Pada 3 include:

• Adarsh (meaning “ideal”)
• Aditya (meaning “sun”)
• Agastya (a sage in Hindu mythology)
• Akash (meaning “sky”)
• Alok (meaning “light”)
• Anand (meaning “joy”)
• Anmol (meaning “priceless”)
• Anmolpreet (meaning “priceless love”)
• Anmolvir (meaning “priceless warrior”)
• Anmolya (meaning “invaluable”)
• Anurag (meaning “love”)
• Arjun (a warrior in the Mahabharata)
• Ashok (meaning “without sorrow”)
• Ashutosh (meaning “easily pleased”)
• Avadh (a city in Uttar Pradesh, India)
• Avadheesh (meaning “king of Avadh”)
• Avanish (meaning “invisible”)
• Ayaan (meaning “blessing”)
• Badri (meaning “good”)
• Badriprasad (meaning “goodness bestowed”)
• Badriprasad (meaning “goodness bestowed”)
• Bhagat (meaning “devotee”)
• Bhagwan (meaning “god”)
• Bhairav (a fierce form of Shiva)
• Bharat (a legendary king of India)
• Bhavana (meaning “imagination”)
• Bhavani (a form of Parvati)
• Bhaskar (meaning “sun”)
• Bhavesh (meaning “lord of the universe”)
• Bhavya (meaning “auspicious”)
• Bijay (meaning “victory”)
• Bikram (meaning “strength”)
• Brindavan (a city in Uttar Pradesh, India)
• Brihaspati (a planet in Vedic astrology)
• Chanakya (a scholar and statesman in ancient India)
• Chetan (meaning “consciousness”)
• Dhairya (meaning “courage”)
• Dhanush (meaning “bow and arrow”)
• Dhruv (a pole star in Hindu mythology)
• Digvijay (meaning “conqueror of the world”)
• Dinesh (meaning “sun god”)
• Divyansh (meaning “divine fragment”)
• Divyanshu (meaning “divine ray of light”)
• Diwakar (meaning “moonlight”)
• Dwij (meaning “twice-born”)
• Gajendra (a king of elephants in Hindu mythology)
• Ganesh (a god in Hindu mythology)
• Gautam (a sage in Hindu mythology)
• Gopal (meaning “cowherd”)
• Gopalkrishna (meaning “Krishna the cowherd”)
• Gopalswarup (meaning “the form of Krishna the cowherd”)
• Gyan (meaning “knowledge”)
• Gyanesh (meaning “god of knowledge”)
• Hari (a name for Vishnu)
• Harish (a name for Vishnu)
• Harishchandra (a legendary king of India)
• Harsha (meaning “joy”)
• Hemant (meaning “winter”)
• Himanshu (meaning “moon”)
• Hiren (meaning “gold”)
• Hrishikesh (a city in Uttarakhand, India)
• Indra (the king of the gods in Vedic mythology)
• Ishan (a name for Shiva)
• Jai (meaning “victory”)
• Jaidev (meaning “victorious god”)
• Jaideep (meaning “victorious light”)
• Jaikrishna (meaning “Krishna the victorious”)
• Jairaj (meaning “victorious king”)
• Jaivardhan (meaning “victorious power”)
• Jay