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Ashlesha baby names

Names for a baby born in Ashlesha nakshatra, by pada. Tradition starts the name with the pada’s syllable: Di, Du, De, Do. Each name comes with its meaning.

Pada 1: names starting with “Di”

Ashlesha pada 1 · Moon sign Karka

Boy names

  • Dinesh the sun
  • Divyansh part of the divine
  • Dilip a king, protector
  • Dinkar the sun
  • Divakar the sun

Girl names

  • Divya divine
  • Diya lamp
  • Disha direction

Pada 2: names starting with “Du”

Ashlesha pada 2 · Moon sign Karka

Boy names

  • Durgesh lord of forts
  • Dushyant a king, father of Bharat

Girl names

  • Durga Goddess Durga
  • Dulari dear one

Pada 3: names starting with “De”

Ashlesha pada 3 · Moon sign Karka

Boy names

  • Dev god
  • Devansh part of God
  • Deepak lamp
  • Devendra Lord Indra
  • Devesh lord of gods

Girl names

  • Deepika little lamp
  • Devika little goddess
  • Deepti radiance
  • Devyani daughter of Shukracharya
  • Deepa lamp

Pada 4: names starting with “Do”

Ashlesha pada 4 · Moon sign Karka

Hardly any names in use start with “Do”. Families usually take the nearest letter their priest suggests, or another pada’s syllable of Ashlesha.

Naming ceremony dates

Namkaran is usually held on the 11th or 12th day after birth. See the good days and morning hours for the year, worked out from the Panchang.

Namkaran dates

Questions

What are the name letters for Ashlesha nakshatra?

The traditional first syllables are Di, Du, De and Do, for padas 1 to 4. The baby’s pada comes from the exact birth time.

Which are good baby names for Ashlesha nakshatra?

Names such as Dinesh, Durgesh, Divya and Durga start with Ashlesha’s syllables. This page lists 22 names with their meanings, by pada, for boys and girls.

How do I know which pada my baby was born in?

The Moon moves through a pada in about six hours, so you need the birth date, time and place. Our free name-letter finder works it out and shows the letter.

Is it necessary to name a baby by nakshatra?

It is a tradition, not a rule. Many families use the nakshatra letter for the formal name used in ceremonies and keep another name for every day.

Names are listed by their English spelling. In Hindi some syllables that look alike in English are different letters (ट and त, ड and द), and Tamil, Telugu and other regional lists differ a little, so many families confirm the letter with their priest.

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