Jaya
Meaning: Victory Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ja-Ya Language origin of Jaya: Dravidian Regional origin of Jaya: South Asia Languages Jaya is most common: Telugu, Tamil, Kannada Religions Jaya is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: J, Ja Last letter and sound: A, ya Alternative Spelling: Jayaa, Jeya, Jaaya
Malathi
Meaning: Flower Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ma-La-Thi Language origin of Malathi: Dravidian Regional origin of Malathi: South Asia Languages Malathi is most common: Telugu, Tamil Religions Malathi is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: M, Ma Last letter and sound: I, thi Alternative Spelling: Malathy, Malathie, Malathi
Jayasri
Meaning: Victorious Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ja-Ya-Sri Language origin of Jayasri: Dravidian Regional origin of Jayasri: South Asia Languages Jayasri is most common: Telugu, Tamil Religions Jayasri is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: J, Ja Last letter and sound: I, sri Alternative Spelling: Jayashri, Jayasree, Jayasriy
Jyothi
Meaning: Light Gender: Female Pronunciation: Jyo-Thi Language origin of Jyothi: Dravidian Regional origin of Jyothi: South Asia Languages Jyothi is most common: Telugu, Tamil, Kannada Religions Jyothi is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: J, Jyo Last letter and sound: I, thi Alternative Spelling: Jyoti, Jyothie, Jyothy
Kalpana
Meaning: Imagination Gender: Female Pronunciation: Kal-Pa-Na Language origin of Kalpana: Dravidian Regional origin of Kalpana: South Asia Languages Kalpana is most common: Telugu, Tamil Religions Kalpana is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: K, Kal Last letter and sound: A, na Alternative Spelling: Kalpanna, Kalpanaa, Kalpena
Gayathri
Meaning: Hymn Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ga-Ya-Thri Language origin of Gayathri: Dravidian Regional origin of Gayathri: South Asia Languages Gayathri is most common: Telugu, Tamil, Kannada Religions Gayathri is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: G, Ga Last letter and sound: I, thri Alternative Spelling: Gayatri, Gayathry, Gayathree
Gauri
Meaning: Goddess Gender: Female Pronunciation: Gau-Ri Language origin of Gauri: Dravidian Regional origin of Gauri: South Asia Languages Gauri is most common: Telugu, Tamil Religions Gauri is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: G, Gau Last letter and sound: I, ri Alternative Spelling: Gowri, Gaurie, Gaury
Geethanjali
Meaning: Song Gender: Female Pronunciation: Gee-Than-Ja-Li Language origin of Geethanjali: Dravidian Regional origin of Geethanjali: South Asia Languages Geethanjali is most common: Telugu, Tamil, Kannada Religions Geethanjali is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: G, Gee Last letter and sound: I, li Alternative Spelling: Geetanjali, Gitanjali, Geethanjalee
Geetha
Meaning: Song Gender: Female Pronunciation: Gee-Tha Language origin of Geetha: Dravidian Regional origin of Geetha: South Asia Languages Geetha is most common: Telugu, Tamil Religions Geetha is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: G, Gee Last letter and sound: A, tha Alternative Spelling: Githa, Geethaa, Geeta
Gomathi
Meaning: River Gender: Female Pronunciation: Go-Ma-Thi Language origin of Gomathi: Dravidian Regional origin of Gomathi: South Asia Languages Gomathi is most common: Telugu, Tamil, Kannada Religions Gomathi is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: G, Go Last letter and sound: I, thi Alternative Spelling: Gomathy, Gomaathi, Gomathie