Meaning "beloved" or "dear," Priya reflects endearment and affection, a popular choice for girls during the '90s.
A classic name meaning "conqueror of all miseries" or "efficient," Rahul maintained its popularity in the '90s, often chosen for its timeless appeal.
Symbolizing "love" or "affection," Neha remained a favorite, capturing the essence of warmth and tenderness.
Derived from the Sanskrit word for "worship" or "ritual," Pooja conveys a sense of reverence.
Meaning "skillful" or "expert," Praveen reflects competence and proficiency, contributing to its popularity.
Translating to "boundary" or "limit," Seema was a prevalent choice, signifying a connection to tradition and culture.
A name with Spanish origin, Anita means "grace" or "favor," adding a touch of elegance to the '90s naming trends.
Representing "mirth" or "joy," Reena conveys a sense of happiness, contributing to its popularity as a girl's name during the '90s.
A name with historical significance, Sanjay means "victorious" or "triumphant," maintaining its popularity.
Signifying "ritual" or "anointment," Abhishek carries a sense of ceremonial importance, making it a favored choice for boys.