The name of the divine deity himself, meaning "dark" or "all-attractive." It embodies Krishna's essence as a beloved and central figure in Hindu mythology.
Meaning "protector of cows," this name reflects Krishna's role as a caretaker and guardian, symbolizing his divine connection with nature and his pastoral life.
Meaning "protector of cows" or "one who looks after the herd," this name highlights Krishna’s role as a nurturer and his deep connection with pastoral life.
Meaning "sweet like honey" or "one who is loved by all," this name represents Krishna’s sweetness and charm, embodying his divine and lovable nature.
This name signifies Krishna's heritage and lineage, emphasizing his role as a central figure in the Yadava clan and the divine legacy he carries.
This name captures Krishna’s enchanting personality and his ability to captivate and charm everyone around him.
This name reflects Krishna's divine and singular nature, symbolizing his unity and the concept of oneness in spiritual philosophy.
Meaning "radiant and shining," this name embodies Krishna’s divine luminosity and the light he brings into the lives of his devotees.
Meaning "peaceful" or "radiant," this modern name reflects Krishna's tranquil and luminous nature, combining contemporary appeal with divine attributes.
Meaning "slayer of the demon Madhu," this name honors Krishna’s heroic deeds and his role in overcoming evil, reflecting his power and divine intervention.
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