Zoroastrian Baby Names
Zoroastrian (Parsi and Irani) baby names venerate Ahura Mazda (Lord of Wisdom), the sacred element of fire (Atar), and the cosmic balance of truth (Asha), celebrating Good Thoughts, Good Words, and Good Deeds.
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating noble strength, auspicious wisdom, and virtue
Asha and divine wisdom celebrating radiant grace, inner peace, and divine blessing
Explore All 12 Faith & Spiritual Traditions
Each spiritual origin features 1,000+ authentic baby boy and girl names covering all A to Z alphabets.
Hindu baby names originate from ancient Vedic scriptures, sacred Sanskrit hymns, cosmic elements, and reverence for deities including Lord Shiva, Krishna, Vishnu, Devi Lakshmi, Saraswati, and Durga.
Islamic baby names embody noble prophetic heritage, profound devotion to Allah, righteous character, and virtues celebrated in Arabic and Islamic history, honoring prophets, the Sahaba, and righteous scholars.
Christian baby names carry centuries of biblical heritage, honoring apostles, saints, biblical patriarchs, and enduring theological virtues of faith, hope, grace, and agape love.
Sikh baby names are drawn directly from the sacred verses of the Guru Granth Sahib, symbolizing divine light (Jot), humility, courage, equality, and unshakeable remembrance of Waheguru.
Buddhist baby names reflect the noble path of mindfulness, boundless loving-kindness (Metta), wisdom (Prajna), serene stillness, and devotion to the Triple Gem (Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha).
Jain baby names celebrate supreme Ahimsa (non-violence), reverence for the 24 Tirthankaras, spiritual victory over karmic bonds, self-restraint, and the purity of the eternal soul (Jiva).
Jewish baby names carry millennia of covenantal history, honoring biblical matriarchs and patriarchs, Hebrew virtues of joy and peace, and continuing ancestral memory across generations.
Zoroastrian (Parsi and Irani) baby names venerate Ahura Mazda (Lord of Wisdom), the sacred element of fire (Atar), and the cosmic balance of truth (Asha), celebrating Good Thoughts, Good Words, and Good Deeds.
Shinto baby names honor the Kami (sacred spirits of nature, rivers, mountains, and celestial ancestors), celebrating ritual purity (Misogi), sincerity of heart (Makoto), and harmony with the living earth.
Taoist baby names embody the flowing principle of the Tao (The Way), effortless action (Wu Wei), cosmic balance between Yin and Yang, and harmony with the Five Elemental Phases (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water).
Pagan baby names revere the rhythms of the earth, celestial solstices, sacred groves, ancient deities of stone and stream, and the primal elemental forces of wind, fire, water, and earth.
Indigenous baby names honor sacred kinship with Mother Earth, ancestral totems, sky beings, morning winds, and sovereign tribal lineages that have thrived in harmony with the land for millennia.