Ancient Greek origin
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49 names documented as given names in Gāndhārī by Wikidata or Wiktionary. A language context means the written form is recorded in use in that language; it does not say where the name originated.
Ancient Greek origin
Ancient Greek origin
“abundant” + “gift”
“leader”
“commander of army” + “desiring, commanding”
“lady”
“worthy, noble” + “born”
“pious”
“striving, ambitious, energetic”
“lust” + “to survey, look down upon”
“noble”
“splendid” + “powerful”
“wisdom”
“splendid” + “greatness”
“shining” + “face”
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
Meaning not established in our sources
“supervisor”
Ancient Greek origin
“religion” + “to protect”
“given by devas”
“begotten by the creator”
“obeisance, worship” + “to grow”
“leader”
“navel” + “keeper”
“servant-girl of God/the Lord”
“leader”
“prosperous”
Ancient Greek origin
“tiger, hero”
“hero, tiger”
“hero, tiger”
“delightful”
“delighted” + “progeny”
“sexual love, passion; delighting; Kāma”
“ruling, ruler” + “excellent, strong”
“youth”
“servant of God/the Lord”
“servant of God/the Lord”
Meaning not established in our sources
“army” + “desiring, commanding”
Proto-Indo-European origin
“army” + “leader, commander”
Ancient Greek origin
Ancient Greek origin
“famous by birth”
“rich in gifts”
“riding together”