Indian boy names

[Anonymous]

I love Nikhil and Rohan but I worry they are too common

[Anonymous]

I like Milan. Also it is a Serbian name.

[Anonymous]

Shaan

[Anonymous]

Darsh

[Anonymous]

Please keep the names coming! DS #2 is on the way and we are leaning toward Dev, but would love more suggestions. Definitely want a relatively easy to pronounce name (I am Indian and DH is not, so he will have a non-Indian last name).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please keep the names coming! DS #2 is on the way and we are leaning toward Dev, but would love more suggestions. Definitely want a relatively easy to pronounce name (I am Indian and DH is not, so he will have a non-Indian last name).

Dhruv.

[Anonymous]

Naveen. Like Naveen Andrews. Yum yum.

[Anonymous]

We have a gazillion Indian kids in the high school where i teach. None of their names are shortened or nicknamed. Whatever you name him, that is what he be called.

[Anonymous]

I also like Ram. (Rahm? Rom? Not sure of the best spelling). Rama is nice too but giving an American-born boy a name ending in “a” gets tricky.

I also love Tejas but maybe too similar to Texas. Haha

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like Milan. Also it is a Serbian name.

Is it pronounced like the city?

[Anonymous]

I met a little boy named Rohan recently and he was adorable and cute!

[Anonymous]

Several Rohans in every grade in my high school.

[Anonymous]

Ganesh

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We just named our baby boy Ishaan. I think it sounds so nice, plus no one seems to have trouble saying it.

Please don't. It is a perfectly wonderful name, but it has become very common. My nephew is named Ishaan and 3 other students are names that in his class. I love it.

[Anonymous]

I love the following names -

Nikhil
Mihir
Jay/Jai
Neel
Shiv
Saagar
Suraj
Veer
Vipul
Viraaj
Sameer
Atul
Anmol
Kabir
Rohan
Ravi
Kavi