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There are 44 Indian names for baby boys. Displayed on this page are Indian names 1 to 20. Ari was the most popular among these names in 2007 with a rank of #551 and a usage of 0.0211%. The unusual Indian names are Amar (Indian), Anish (Indian), Arindam (Bengali and Indian), Ashok (Indian), Ashoka (Indian), Asoka (Indian), Chandrakant (Indian), Ibraheem (Arabic and Indian), Indra (Indian), Jae (Indian), Jai (Indian), Jaye (Indian), Kamil (Czech, Polish, Slavic, Arabic, and Indian), Khaleel (Indian), Kiran (Indian), Kishan (Indian), Krashna (Indian), Krishan (Indian), and Krishna (Indian). Indian names are somewhat popular baby names for boys. The names have been increasing in popularity since the 1910s. At the modest height of their usage in 2000, 0.391% of baby boys were given Indian names. There were 5 Indian names ranked within the top 1000 baby names then. In 2007, 5 Indian names listed among the top 1000, with a combined usage of 0.248%. Within all Indian names, the English and German Seth was the most commonly used, with a ranking of #115 and a usage of 0.1699%.
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INDIAN NAMES: Amar ... forever, immortal ... is mainly used in Indian and it is of Sanskrit ... Anish ... supreme ... predominantly in the Indian language and its origin ... Ari Arindam ... he who has won all his enemies ... mainly in Bengali and Indian ... Ashok ... without sorrow ... is used mainly in the Indian language. ... Ashoka ... without sorrow ... it is used largely in Indian ... Asoka ... without sorrow ... predominantly used in Indian. ... Chandrakant ... beloved of the moon ... is largely used in the Indian language and its origin ... Ibraheem ... father of a multitude ... in the Arabic and Indian languages. ... Indra ... possessing drops of ... is used chiefly in the Indian language and it is ... Jae ... victory ... is used chiefly in the Indian language and its origin ... Jai ... victory ... predominantly in the Indian language and its origin ... Jaye ... victory ... it is used mainly in Indian. ... Kamil ... acolyte, attendant at a ritual; perfection; light red ... Slavic, Arabic, and Indian languages. ... Khaleel ... bosom friend ... is largely used in the Indian language and it is ... Kiran ... ray of light ... used in the Indian language ... Kishan ... the black/blue, the ... is used chiefly in the Indian language and it is ... Krashna ... the black/blue, the ... is mainly used in Indian and it is of Sanskrit ... Krishan ... the black/blue, the ... is mainly used in the Indian language and its ... Krishna ... the black/blue, the ...Krishna is an Indian name of Sanskrit origin ...
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