Dilveen
Meaning: Divine-hearted Gender: Female Pronunciation: Dil-Veen Language origin of Dilveen: Indic Regional origin of Dilveen: Southeast Asia Languages Dilveen is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Dilveen is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: D, Dil Last letter and sound: N, veen Alternative Spelling: Dilvin, Dilvine
Gurshaan
Meaning: Guru’s pride Gender: Female Pronunciation: Gur-Shaan Language origin of Gurshaan: Indic Regional origin of Gurshaan: Southeast Asia Languages Gurshaan is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Gurshaan is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: G, Gur Last letter and sound: N, shaan Alternative Spelling: Gurshaanh, Gurshane
Hansdeep
Meaning: Light of a swan Gender: Female Pronunciation: Hans-Deep Language origin of Hansdeep: Indic Regional origin of Hansdeep: Southeast Asia Languages Hansdeep is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Hansdeep is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: H, Hans Last letter and sound: P, deep Alternative Spelling: Hansdip, Hansdeeep
Inderleen
Meaning: Absorbed in God Gender: Female Pronunciation: Inder-Leen Language origin of Inderleen: Indic Regional origin of Inderleen: Southeast Asia Languages Inderleen is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Inderleen is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: I, Inder Last letter and sound: N, leen Alternative Spelling: Inderline, Inderleene
Jasmeet
Meaning: One who is famous for friendship Gender: Female Pronunciation: Jas-Meet Language origin of Jasmeet: Indic Regional origin of Jasmeet: Southeast Asia Languages Jasmeet is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Jasmeet is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: J, Jas Last letter and sound: T, meet Alternative Spelling: Jasmit, Jasmeeth
Kavyanjali
Meaning: Poetry offering Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ka-Vyan-Ja-Li Language origin of Kavyanjali: Indic Regional origin of Kavyanjali: Southeast Asia Languages Kavyanjali is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Kavyanjali is most common: Sikhism, Hinduism First letter and sound: K, Ka-Vyan Last letter and sound: I, ja-li Alternative Spelling: Kavyanjalee, Kavyanjalie
Lajwinder
Meaning: A person of honor Gender: Female Pronunciation: Laj-Win-Der Language origin of Lajwinder: Indic Regional origin of Lajwinder: Southeast Asia Languages Lajwinder is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Lajwinder is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: L, Laj Last letter and sound: R, der Alternative Spelling: Lajvindar, Lajwindar
Mohita
Meaning: Infatuating, charming Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mo-Hi-Ta Language origin of Mohita: Indic Regional origin of Mohita: Southeast Asia Languages Mohita is most common: Punjabi, Hindi, Tamil Religions Mohita is most common: Sikhism, Hinduism First letter and sound: M, Mo Last letter and sound: A, ta Alternative Spelling: Mohitha, Mohitta
Tavleen
Meaning: Engrossed in God’s love Gender: Female Pronunciation: Tav-Leen Language origin of Tavleen: Indic Regional origin of Tavleen: Southeast Asia Languages Tavleen is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Tavleen is most common: Sikhism First letter and sound: T, Tav Last letter and sound: N, leen Alternative Spelling: Tavline, Tavleene
Nitasha
Meaning: Bright, wonderful Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ni-Ta-Sha Language origin of Nitasha: Indic Regional origin of Nitasha: Southeast Asia Languages Nitasha is most common: Punjabi, Hindi Religions Nitasha is most common: Sikhism, Hinduism First letter and sound: N, Ni Last letter and sound: A, sha Alternative Spelling: Natasha, Nitesha