Spell of Rain/Summer – Calendar was not invented; the year was marked by seasons, primarily six - spring, summer, rain, autumn, fall winter and winter. The year was marked from one season to another. The most important or rare season was considered for calculation of a year. In dry regions, rain was most important and sought after season. So, year was calculated from beginning of rain to the end of summer. Likewise, in cold regions like Himalayas, summer was the season to look forward to; here the year was calculated form arrival of summer to the end of spring.

Phase of night/day – Time was not divided into hours, minutes and seconds. Generally referred as, Prahar in Sanskrit term. It is a unit of time, or subdivision of the day, approximately three hours long. The day is divided into eight parts: four praharas for the day, and four for the night. The first prahara of the day begins at sunrise, and the fourth prahara of the day ends at sunset. A second round of four praharas unfolds during the night, between sunset and sunrise.

Arsacid    - Also known as  Parthian Empire (/ˈpɑrθiən/; 247 BC – 224 AD),  was a major Iranian political and cultural power in ancient Iran, also known as ancient Persia. The name comes from Arsaces I of Parthia who as leader of the Parni tribe, founded it in the mid third century BC when he conquered the region of Parthia in Iran’s northeast.

Padmakishori – Young damsel, pure and beautiful as a lotus.

Jaiwanti Devi – Goddess of Victory

Kishori Dayanti – Dayanti is the colloquial form of Damayanti. She was a character in Hindu mythology - Mahabharata, was the princess of Vidarbha Kingdom, who married king Nala, of Nishadha Kingdom.

Dasanand – Man with wisdom of ten heads. In Hindu mythology, it was the name given to once a great scholar, follower of Shiva, a great, a capable ruler and a maestro of the veena. His ten heads represent that his knowledge of the six Shastra and the four Vedas. Later, he was known as Ravan – the one who causes crying after his antagonist act of kidnapping Rama’s wife Sita to exact vengeance

Mittali Devi – A Friendly Goddess or a friendly lady

Devanand – Joy from God

Devdan Vir – Name of male child who is considered brave and is obtained as a gift from God

Kailash - The name derived from the name of a mountain in the Himalayas which is believed to be abode of Hindu god Shiva.

Pankaj – A lotus, flower which is born in mud (unclean water), but rises up the water. It blossoms after arising from mud. It is a symbol of purity, and reaching greatness even after a mud/low birth

Anala Madhavilata - A Fiery Flowering Creeper.

Vishnu – Name given after popular Hindu God, Vishnu (/ˈvɪʃnuː/; Sanskrit: Viṣṇu). He is one of the three supreme deities conceived as "the Preserver or the Protector"

Uday – To rise

Avikam – Diamond 

Kavita – Poetry.

Priyanka – Derived from ’Priyanker’ or ’Priyankar’. Someone who is amiable, lovable, or makes you happy.

Smriti – Recollection, one of the popular names for a girl child. Also a second source of authority for dharma. It is commonly translated as tradition.

Mani – Originated from Sanskrit. Jewel or gem

Chidatma – Supreme spirit

Akshita Datta – Wonder Girl who is obtained as a gift

Datta - Originally derived from a Sanskrit word, meaning given or a gift

Sangram – Derived from War. The name given to a male child who shows potential to be a good warrior.

 Roopdevi – Beautiful Lady or Goddess of Beauty

Devi Prabha – Goddess of Light or a Lady who is as pious and beautiful as light

Ekashi Omana – A woman whose kindness is like nourishes and subtle nerves and feeling of heart like the rays of moon of Ekadashi. Ekashi is the colloquial form of Ekadasi in Sanskrit, which means ’the eleventh’. It refers to the eleventh day of a fortnight belonging to a lunar month. There are two fortnights in a lunar month—the bright and the dark. So, Ekadashi occurs twice in a month, in the bright fortnight and the dark fortnight. Omana has dual meaning – one being a woman, and another means Help and Kindness.

Sulekha – A Girl who is Wise and has an auspicious form.

Ananta Aanandini – Blissful; Joy without any end.

Talin – Another name of Lord Shiva

Vrisa - Another name of Lord Krishna

Sangha – Community or a Group

Ankal – A Person who is whole, without any illness

Charuvat – Person with a good character

Javas Karan – Swift and Quick to donate.

Mrithunjay – Person who has conquered death. Another name for Lord Shiva, who has conquered Death.

Tamira Tamasvini – A woman who is like a Magical Night.

Modl – Colloquial form of the Term moda or Moduk. A person who has pleasing personality.

Daksha – Competent

Mahendra – The Person who possesses great Rain

Suraj – Sun. A person who possess qualities of the Sun.

Sanvali Nirvi – Dusky and Blissfully happy girl

Nina Ninarika – Girl with Moist Beautiful Eyes

Kanak – Gold

Rishit – The best

Ekram – Honor