You want to give your baby girl a name that’s pretty, exotic, and unique. You have plenty of options in Telugu language!
గెలు: Geelu, meaning “cloud” in Telugu. The word is also the name for a type of tree, which gives it a special association with nature and beauty.
Geelakrishnaa, one who has clouds as her home; Natcharajaa (meaning ‘heavenly dance’), Trijata (literally lighted).
బి: Bi – means “lioness”. Most often given to girls born during Dussehra or Navratri when people put up idols of goddess Durga. It’s said that she will be brave like lioness and protect them from evil.
కోడ: Koda, means “elegant” in Telugu. It’s a name given to girls born during Karthika Purnima (full moon day). Legend has it that the goddess Lakshmi visits earth on this auspicious occasion and hence especially for women who want their daughters to be lucky like her.
Kodabharathi, one with wealth of wisdom; Kodakalaa – One who is beautiful as gold or silver coin.
లూ: Loo – means ‘darkness’. The word also refers to night time when everything becomes dark and all people go home after work etc., which makes it an apt name for a baby girl born at night.
Lalitha, meaning “red earth” or Lakshmi (goddess of wealth and prosperity) is the consort of Lord Vishnu; Lalita – One who is like tender leaves with no thorn.
నె: Neem means ‘pepper’ in Telugu language. The medicinal herb has been used to ward off evil since ancient times so it’s not surprising that it would be an apt name given to girls born on Vijaya Dashami day which celebrates victory over Ravana. They will have the power to conquer anything bad in their life!
Mugdha, one who is beautiful as honey; Nagareshwari, meaning the goddess in serpent form; Nageshvari – Goddess of snakes
మ్: Mo means ‘to desire’ and Mugdha is a girl’s name that reminds parents of the power to want. It can also be translated as one who pleases her husband which makes it an apt deity for girls born on Rama Navami day when Lord Vishnu incarnated as Lord Ram and liberated us from Ravana’s oppression!
గ/gai: Gaya (the city) has been called so because its climate is like ‘Gaya’ (name). The word talks about people going back after they finish their work at night. So this would make a great name for a girl who will work hard to the best of her abilities.
న: Ne means ‘to live’. This would be a great name for girls with strong personalities and spirits! It also symbolizes energy, warmth and joyfulness which is perfect for young children.
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The best names for girls from Telugu are rarely used these days, which is a shame. If you’re seeking an exotic name that’s still easy to pronounce and spell, this list might come in handy!
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