Hasta Baby Names

Top Hasta Baby Names, With Meanings

1. Thanh Vietnamese

   Thanh means "clear," "pure," or "serene" and derives from Vietnamese, with roots in Sino-Vietnamese characters (清 or 青).

2. Natalie English

   Natalie derives from the Latin name Natalia, which comes from the word "natalis" meaning "of or relating to birth" or "natal day," originally referring to Christmas.

3. Naïr Portuguese

   Naïr means "fire" or "light" and derives from Sanskrit नैर (nair), related to the Sanskrit root for brightness and illumination.

4. Puja Hindi

   Puja derives from Sanskrit पूजा (pūjā), meaning "worship," "reverence," or "ritual offering" and is rooted in the Indo-Aryan language family.

5. Natalia Polish

   Natalia derives from the Latin name Natalia, feminine form of Natalus, which comes from the Latin word "natalis" meaning "of or relating to birth," often specifically referencing the birth of Christ (Christmas).

6. Nathan English

   The name Nathan derives from the Hebrew name נתן (Natan), meaning "he gave" or "God gave," composed of the root natan (to give).

7. Nael French (Modern)

   Nael is an Arabic name meaning "achiever" or "one who succeeds," derived from the root word "naal" which conveys the sense of attainment and success.

8. Naomi English

   Naomi derives from the Hebrew name נָעֳמִי (Na'omi), meaning "pleasantness" or "sweetness" from the root word *na'em* (pleasant).

9. Nadia Latin

   The name Nadia derives from the Arabic word "nādia" (ناديه), meaning "caller" or "announcer," with roots in the verb "nādā" (to call out).

10. Nagomi Japan

    The name 'Nagomi' is a Japanese given name meaning "harmony" or "peace," derived from the Japanese word *nagomu* (和む), which conveys a sense of calming or softening.

11. Natan Hebrew

    Natan is a variant of Nathan, derived from the Hebrew name נָתַן (Natan), meaning "he gave" from the Hebrew root natan (to give).

12. Naya African American (Modern)

    Naya derives from Sanskrit meaning "new" or "fresh," rooted in the Sanskrit word "nava." The name is used primarily in Hindu and Indian cultures, with adoption across South Asian communities and increasingly…

13. Natascha German

    Natascha is a Russian diminutive form of Natalia, derived from the Latin name Natalia, which comes from the word "natalis" meaning "birthday" or "relating to birth," often associated with the birth of…

14. Natasja Dutch

    Natasja is a Scandinavian variant of Natasha, derived from the Russian diminutive of Natalia, which comes from the Latin name Natalis meaning "relating to birth" or "born on Christmas Day." The name…

15. Naja Greenlandic

    Naja derives from Sanskrit नाग (nāga), meaning "serpent" or "snake," and is the genus name for cobra snakes.

16. Nanna Danish

    Nanna means "grandmother" or "mother" and derives from Old Norse and Germanic linguistic roots, related to words for nurturing female figures.

17. Shay Irish

    Shay is derived from the Irish name Séaghdha, meaning "admirable" or "hawk-like," rooted in Old Irish linguistic elements.

18. Naresh Hindi

    Naresh is a Sanskrit name composed of "Nara" (man/people) and "esh" (lord/ruler), meaning "lord of men" or "king of people." The name is primarily used in Hindu and Indian cultures, with historical…

19. Pushpa Hindi

    Pushpa is a Sanskrit name meaning "flower," derived from the root word pushp- which refers to blossoms in ancient Indian languages.

20. Naim Arabic

    Naim derives from Arabic roots meaning "blessing," "comfort," or "pleasant," stemming from the Arabic word "na'im" (نعيم).