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The list is in Sanskrit alphabetical order (see the alphabet here). Abbreviations m. and f. = masculine and feminine. Red transliteration (in brackets) follows the ITRANS encoding scheme, see here. You can use Itranslator 99 along with your chosen name in ITRANS to get "marvelous results". See how here.

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Names beginning with "PA" and "PHA" (1)

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  1. Pakṣacchit (pakSacChit) (पक्षच्छित्) m.: One who cuts the wings (supposedly, the wings of mountains) - Epithet for Indra. [indra]
  2. Pakṣipuṅgava (pakSipuN^gava) (पक्षिपुङ्गव) m.: One who is a bull among birds - Epithet for Garuḍa, the celebrated eagle acting as vehicle of Viṣṇu. [garuDa - viSNu]
  3. Pakṣipravara (pakSipravara) (पक्षिप्रवर) m.: One who is the most excellent among birds - Epithet for Garuḍa, the celebrated eagle acting as vehicle of Viṣṇu. [garuDa - viSNu]
  4. Pakṣirāja (pakSirAja) (पक्षिराज) m.: One who is the king of birds - Epithet for Garuḍa, the celebrated eagle acting as vehicle of Viṣṇu. [garuDa - viSNu]
  5. Pakṣisvāmī (pakSisvAmI) (पक्षिस्वामी) m.: One who is a master among birds - Epithet for Garuḍa, the celebrated eagle acting as vehicle of Viṣṇu. [garuDa - viSNu]
  6. Paṅkajajanmā (paN^kajajanmA) (पङ्कजजन्मा) m.: One who is born from a lotus - Epithet for Brahmā, the Creator in the well-known trilogy. [brahmA]
  7. Paṅkajanābha (paN^kajanAbha) (पङ्कजनाभ) m.: One who has a lotus arising from his own navel - Epithet for Viṣṇu. [viSNu]
  8. Paṅkajanetra (paN^kajanetra) (पङ्कजनेत्र) m.: One who is lotus-eyed - Epithet for Viṣṇu. [viSNu]
  9. Paṅkajamālī (paN^kajamAlI) (पङ्कजमाली) m., Paṅkajamālinī (paN^kajamAlinI) (पङ्कजमालिनी) f.: One who wears a crown of lotuses - Epithet for Viṣṇu. [viSNu]
  10. Paṅkajāṅghri (paN^kajAN^ghri) (पङ्कजाङ्घ्रि) m., Paṅkajāṅghri (paN^kajAN^ghri) (पङ्कजाङ्घ्रि) f.: One whose feet are adorned with lotuses - Epithet for Viṣṇu. [viSNu]
  11. Paṅkajāsanastha (paN^kajAsanastha) (पङ्कजासनस्थ) m.: One who is seated on a lotus-throne - Epithet for Brahmā, the Creator in the well-known trilogy. [brahmA]
  12. Paṅkajit (paN^kajit) (पङ्कजित्) m.: One who is a conqueror of mud.
  13. Paṅkadigdha (paN^kadigdha) (पङ्कदिग्ध) m., Paṅkadigdhā (paN^kadigdhA) (पङ्कदिग्धा) f.: One whose body is smeared with mud.
  14. Paṅkeruhavasti (paN^keruhavasati) (पङ्केरुहवसति) m.: One who resides in mud - Epithet for Brahmā, the Creator in the well-known trilogy. [brahmA]
  15. Paṅktigrīva (paN^ktigrIva) (पङ्क्तिग्रीव) m.: One who is ten-necked - Epithet for Rāvaṇa, the celebrated enemy of Lord Rāmacandra. [rAvaNa - rAmacandra]

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