Displayed on this page are Indian names 41 to 60. Ari was the most popular within them in 2008 with a rank of #532 and a usage of 0.0229%, and it is used in the English, Spanish, Hebrew, Bengali, Indian, and Greek languages. It was followed in popularity by Arjun (Indian). Unusual Indian names include Anish (Indian), Anjay (Indian), Anjum (Indian), Ankur (Indian), Anshu (Indian), Arindam (Bengali and Indian), Arshad (Indian), Arun (Indian and Cambodian), Arvind (Indian), Aseem (Indian), Asheem (Indian), Ashish (Indian), Ashok (Indian), Ashoka (Indian), Ashvaghosha (Indian), Asim (Albanian, Indian, and Turkish), Asoka (Indian), and Atyaananda (Indian).
INDIAN NAMES: | Anish | supreme ... predominantly in the Indian language and its origin ... |
| Anjay | invincible ... is largely used in Indian and it is derived from ... |
| Anjum | symbol ... is used chiefly in the Indian language and its origin ... |
| Ankur | blossom ... is used chiefly in the Indian language and its origin ... |
| Anshu | beam of sunlight ... predominantly used in Indian ... |
Ari  532 | lion; lion of God; enlightened, exalted, mountain of strength; brave; visible, clear; excellent kind; excellent purpose; eagle, fast flying one; he who has won all his enemies; sin; best, excellent ... |
| Arindam | he who has won all his enemies ... mainly in Bengali and Indian ... |
Arjun  755 | white light ...Arjun's origin is Sanskrit, and its use, Indian ... |
| Arshad | devout, pious ... it is used largely in Indian ... |
| Arun | reddish-brown-haired; ... predominantly in the Indian language and its origin ... |
| Arvind | lotus; friend of the ... primarily used in the Indian language, and it is of ... |
| Aseem | protector ...Aseem is an Indian name of Arabic and Sanskrit origin. ... |
| Asheem | protector ... is primarily used in Indian and it is of Arabic ... |
| Ashish | prayer ... is used chiefly in Indian and it is derived from ... |
| Ashok | without sorrow ... is used mainly in the Indian language. ... |
| Ashoka | without sorrow ... it is used largely in Indian ... |
| Ashvaghosha | horse galloping ...Ashvaghosha is an Indian name of Sanskrit origin ... |
| Asim | protector ... used in the Albanian, Indian, and Turkish languages, ... |
| Asoka | without sorrow ... predominantly in the Indian language and its origin ... |
| Atyaananda | very happy ...Atyaananda is an Indian name of Sanskrit origin ... |
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