Raja
From the Sanskrit naming tradition; 'Raja' derives from ancient Vedic...
Rajam
Excellent am; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajan
Excellent an; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajaram
King/royal Lord Rama/pleasing; Sanskrit compound 'rāja-' (राज, king/royal) +...
Rajat
Silver, white, pure
Rajbeer
Excellent beer; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajbir
King/royal hero/brave; Sanskrit compound 'rāja-' (राज, king/royal) + 'vīra'...
Rajdev
King/royal divine/god; Sanskrit compound 'rāja-' (राज, king/royal) + 'deva'...
Rajdut
Excellent dut; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajeet
King/royal victorious/conqueror; Sanskrit compound 'rāja-' (राज, king/royal)...
Rajeev
Excellent eev; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajend
Excellent end; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajendar
Excellent endar; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajender
Excellent ender; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajendra
Excellent endra; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajesh
King of kings
Rajeshvr
Excellent eshvr; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajeshwar
Excellent eshwar; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajeswary
Excellent eswary; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajibul
Excellent ibul; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajider
Excellent ider; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajinder
King of kings; Punjabi 'raj' (king) + 'inder' (lord/Indra)
Rajish
King/royal lord/ruler; Sanskrit compound 'rāja-' (राज, king/royal) + 'īśa'...
Rajit
King/royal victorious/conqueror; Sanskrit compound 'rāja-' (राज, king/royal)...
Rajiv
Blue lotus, striped
Rajjit
Sanskrit compound; 'raj' meaning king, royal and '-jit' meaning victory — a...
Rajkiran
Excellent kiran; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajkumar
Excellent kumar; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajkumarm
Excellent kumarm; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajl
From the Sanskrit naming tradition; 'Rajl' derives from ancient Vedic...
Rajmani
Sanskrit compound; 'raj' meaning king, royal and '-mani' meaning jewel, gem...
Rajneesh
King/royal lord/ruler; Sanskrit compound 'rāja-' (राज, king/royal) + 'īśa'...
Rajnesh
King/royal lord/ruler; Sanskrit compound 'rāja-' (राज, king/royal) + 'īśa'...
Rajnish
King/royal lord/ruler; Sanskrit compound 'rāja-' (राज, king/royal) + 'īśa'...
Rajpal
Punjabi compound from Sikh heritage; 'raj' meaning king and '-pal' meaning...
Rajputra
Excellent putra; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Raju,
King; from Sanskrit 'rāju' — a diminutive of raja meaning a beloved little king
Rajuddin
Excellent uddin; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajveer
Excellent veer; Sanskrit prefix 'rāja-' (राज) meaning king/royal, combined...
Rajvir
Sanskrit compound; 'raj' meaning king, royal and '-vir' meaning hero, brave...
Rakesh
Lord of the full moon; Sanskrit 'rākeśa' — lord of the full moon night
Rakho
From the Sanskrit naming tradition; 'Rakho' derives from ancient Vedic...
Rakkibhul
From the Perso-Arabic naming tradition; 'Rakkibhul' carries spiritual...
Raksha
From the Sanskrit naming tradition; 'Raksha' derives from ancient Vedic...
Rakshit
From the Sanskrit naming tradition; 'Rakshit' derives from ancient Vedic...
Ram
Lord Rama, charming, pleasing
Rama
Pleasing, charming, lord Rama
Ramakant
From the root 'rama' meaning pleasing, charming; a compound name of Sanskrit origin
Frequently Asked Questions
Ethan, Lucas, Ryan, Jayden, and Nathan consistently rank among the most popular boy names. These names are widely used partly because they work across English and Chinese family contexts without requiring translation.
Consider how the name sounds in both English and your mother tongue, what it means, how it pairs with your surname, and whether it's easy to spell and pronounce. Many families also register a separate given name in a second language.
Yes - Short punchy names like Kai, Max, and Finn are gaining popularity. They're easy to say in multiple languages and hard to shorten further. However, two-syllable names remain the most popular overall.