Meaning "black" or "dark," it's the name of Lord Krishna himself.
Referring to Arjuna, one of Lord Krishna's closest companions in the Mahabharata.
Meaning "cowherd" or "protector of cows," an epithet often associated with Lord Krishna.
Signifying "lord of cows," a common name for Lord Krishna.
Derived from "Madhava," another name for Lord Krishna, meaning "born of the divine."
A name for Lord Krishna's father, Vasudeva, meaning "son of Vasudeva."
Meaning "darling of Nanda," Lord Krishna's foster father.
Combining "Radha" (Lord Krishna's beloved) and "Shyam" (meaning "dark"), it symbolizes Krishna's love for Radha.
Referring to Lord Krishna as the "enemy of the demon Mura."
Named after Govardhan Hill, a significant place in Krishna's life.