Mythological Hindu Girl Names
Hindu girl names from the Ramayana, Mahabharata and 18 Puranas. Goddess and apsara names.
🔤 First Letter
Yaalini
Beautiful, melodious
Sonali
Golden, radiant, precious
Disha
Direction, guidance, way
Yuvika
Young woman, youthful, beautiful maiden
Srusti
Creation, universe, manifestation
Nimisha
Momentary, twinkling of an eye
Ruchi
Desire, interest, beauty, luster
Kritika
Star cluster, accomplished one
Swara
Musical note, sound, melody
Tarini
Savior, liberator, protector
Paridhi
Boundary, circumference, horizon
Vaishnavi
Devotee of Vishnu, divine power
Bindhiya
Decorative forehead mark, bindi
Sarita
River, flowing stream
Mansi
Mind, intellect, heart
Vrishti
Rain, rainfall, showers
About Mythological Hindu Girl Names
Mythological Hindu girl names come from the epics and Puranas, celebrating goddesses, queens and heroines. Sita, Draupadi, Radha, Anasuya and Ahalya carry grace, devotion and strength.
These names give your daughter a beautiful identity rooted in Hindu tradition. Each name here lists its Sanskrit meaning, and many include the Rashi, Nakshatra and Devanagari spelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are popular mythological Hindu girl names?
Popular picks include Sita (from the Ramayana), Draupadi (from the Mahabharata), Radha (beloved of Krishna) and Anasuya (a devoted sage's wife).
Where do mythological girl names come from?
They come from the Ramayana, the Mahabharata and the Puranas, drawing on goddesses, queens and revered women.
Are mythological names good for a modern girl?
Yes. Many are graceful and timeless, combining meaning and heritage with everyday charm.
Do these names include meanings and Rashi?
Yes. Tap any name for its meaning, origin, Rashi, Nakshatra, numerology and Devanagari script.