OTHER SUN-RELATED NAMES
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| Aashman |
M |
son of the sun
(Indian) |
| Abellona |
F |
Feminine form of Apollo (Danish) |
| Aditya |
M |
the sun (Indian) |
| Adoni |
M |
the sunset (Aboriginal) |
| Adrammelech |
M |
Supreme God of the Sun ( Mesopotamian deity) |
| Ahaw Kin |
M |
Sun God (Mayan) |
| Ah Kinchil |
M |
Sun God (Maya mythology) |
| Ailis |
F |
the light of the sun (Irish
Gaelic) |
| Aja |
M |
Babylonian Sun God (Mesopotamian deity) |
| Akewa |
F |
The sun goddess of the Toba tribe of Argentina |
| Akycha |
|
a solar deity worshipped in Alaska (Inuit mythology) |
| Alectrona |
F |
daughter of the Sun (Greek Mythology) |
| Alinga |
F |
the sun (Aboriginal) |
| Allunga |
F |
the sun (Aboriginal) |
| Almika |
F |
She of the Sun
(Mayan) |
| Altair |
F |
name of the brightest star in the constellation
Aquila. |
| Amaterasu |
F |
Shinto Sun Goddess (Japan) |
| Anpetu-we |
|
rising sun (Lakota) |
| Aodh |
M |
name of the Celtic Sun God (Mythology) |
| Apedemak |
M |
Sudanese Sun God with a lion's head
(Egypt) |
| Apolline |
F |
the sun, sunlight (Greek) |
| Apollo |
M |
Sun God (Greco-Roman) |
| Apollonia |
|
from Apollo, sunlight (Greek) |
| Arev |
F |
sun (Armenian) |
| Arevalous |
F |
sunlight (Armenian) |
| Arnon |
|
sunlight; rejoicing
(Biblical) |
| Arpi |
F |
sunlight (Armenian) |
| Arpie |
F |
rising of sun (Armenian) |
| Arinna |
F |
Mother Goddess of the Sun (Middle Eastern Mythology) |
| Arinnitti |
F |
Sun Goddess of the Hittites (Hittite, Anatolia) |
| Arun |
M |
the rising of the great sun |
| Aruna |
F |
the charioteer of the Sun God |
| Arevshad |
M |
full of sun (Armenian) |
| Asia |
F |
lively; the rising sun (Arabic) |
| Asianne |
F |
the rising sun (Arabic) |
| Aswini |
M |
Gods of sunrise and sunset (Hindu) |
| Aten |
M |
minor Sun God (Egyptian
mythology) |
| Aton |
M |
sun God (Egyptian) |
| Atum |
M |
a creator deity, and the setting sun (Egyptian) |
| Barnes |
M |
hero of Hemingway's novel "The Sun Also Rises" |
| Belenus |
M |
name of a sun and fire God
(Celtic) |
| Ben-Elaba |
M |
Sun War God (Mayan Mythology) |
| Benu |
M |
Sacred Sun Bird of the Nile
(Egyptian mythology) |
| Bhaskar |
M |
the sun |
| Brett |
M/F |
Hemingway's heroine in the "The Sun Also Rises" |
| Brunissen |
F |
Sun Goddess (Celtic) |
| Cascasquia |
F |
how beautiful is
the sun (Native American) |
| Chamania |
F |
sun, or sunflower (Hebrew) |
| Chamaniya |
F |
sun, or sunflower (Hebrew) |
| Chup-Kamui |
M |
Sun God (Japanese deity) |
| Cira |
F |
sun (Italian) |
| Ciro |
M |
Variant of Cyrus, meaning "sun", or "throne." |
| Clytie |
F |
a nymph in love with Helios, god of the sun (Mythology) |
| Cymbeline |
F |
sun-related - from sun lord (Celtic) |
| Cyrah |
F |
throne, sun (Persian) |
| Dijun |
M |
God of the East and Father of the Ten Suns
(China) |
| Dinesh |
M |
the sun (Hindu, Sanskrit) |
| Divakar |
M |
the sun (Indian) |
| Donoma |
F |
sight of the sun (Omaha) |
| Dudugera |
M |
Sun God with a grudge (Oceanic Mythology) |
| Eckale Yakanen |
|
rising
sun (Calusa) |
| Eguskina |
F |
sunshine (Basque) |
| Eldora |
F |
gift of the sun (Greek) |
| Eleadora |
F |
gift of the sun (Greek) |
| Eleadoro |
M |
gift from the sun (Spanish/ Greek) |
| Electra |
F |
sparkling;
the fiery sun (Greek) |
| Elektra |
F |
the fiery
sun; daughter of Agamemnon (Greek) |
| Elena |
F |
light of the sun (Spanish) |
| Eliana |
F |
sun (Italian) |
| Eliane |
F |
sun (French) |
| Eliava |
F |
sun, breath of life (Persian) |
| En-shemesh |
|
of the sun
(Biblical) |
| Éše'he |
|
sun (Cheyenne) |
| Esh-ban |
|
fire of the sun
(Biblical) |
| Eguskina |
F |
sunshine (Basque) |
| Eguskine |
F |
sunshine (Basque) |
| Finley |
M |
sunbeam (English) |
| Freya |
F |
Sun Goddess (Germanic) |
| Galileo |
M |
name of the great
16th
- 17th
century
Italian
astronomer |
| Garuda |
M |
Sun God (Hindu) |
| Ghazaalah |
F |
the sun; graceful
(Persian) |
| Gnowee |
F |
Sun Goddess (Australian
Mythology) |
| Grian |
F |
sun (Scottish) |
| Grianghath |
F |
sunbeam (Scottish) |
| Günes |
M |
sun (Turkish) |
| Hamon |
|
the sun; heat
(Biblical) |
| Hathor |
F |
Sun Goddess (Egypt) |
| Helaku |
F |
sunny day (Native American) |
| Helen |
F |
sun ray; shining light (Greek) |
| Helia |
F |
of the sun (Greek) |
| Helina |
F |
the light of the sun (Russian) |
| Helios |
M |
God who drives of the sun (Ancient Greek) |
| Heller |
M |
the sun (Old German) |
| Heru-Behudti |
M |
Scorching Sun God (Egyptian
Mythology) |
| Hesper |
F |
sun related (Greek) |
| Hesperos |
M |
sun related (Greek) |
| Hideyoshi |
|
the good sun (Japanese Mythology) |
| Huitzilopochtli |
M |
God of the sun, fire, and war (Aztec) |
| Hursit |
M |
sun (Turkish) |
| Idalia |
F |
behold the sun (Greek) |
| Igaehindvo |
F |
Sun Goddess (Cherokee) |
| Inti |
M |
Mighty Incan God of the Sun
(Incan Mythology) |
| Intina |
F |
sun eye (Inca) |
| Ishaan |
M |
the sun (Hindu) |
| Ixkin |
F |
She of the sun (Native American) |
| Jelena |
F |
shining light (Russian) |
| Jokim |
|
that made the sun stand still
(Biblical) |
| Kaikala |
F |
the sea and the sun (Hawaiian) |
| Kaitangata |
M |
God of Sunsets (Oceanic Mythology) |
| Kala |
F |
sun; princess
(Hawaiian) |
| Kalinda |
F |
sun; name of mountains
(Sanskrit) |
| Kalvelis |
M |
Sun God of Death and Fire (Slavic deity) |
| Kalynda |
F |
the sun *Sanskrit) |
| Ka Sngi |
F |
sun goddess (Khasi, India) |
| Khepri |
M |
Primordial God, rising sun (Egyptian) |
| Khorshed |
M |
sun (Persian) |
| Kira |
F |
light; sun (Latin) |
| Levana |
F |
rising sun (Latin) |
| Levant |
M |
sun-related - rising |
| Lian |
F |
daughter of the sun (Chinese) |
| Lisa |
|
Sun God who causes the day and its heat (Fon
Mythology) |
| Liza |
M |
Sun God (African) |
| Lugh |
M |
Sun God (Celt) |
| Mallina |
F |
Inuit Sun Goddess; sister to the God
Anningat, the moon |
| Marduk |
|
Sun God, creator of Earth and humans
(Babylonian) |
| Marishi-Ten |
|
Goddess of light, of sun and moon (Japanese Mythology) |
| Martanda |
M |
the sun (Indian) |
| Mehrang |
M |
colour of the sun |
| MehrdAd |
M |
gift of the sun |
| MehrzAd |
M |
the offspring of the sun |
| Miralalou |
M |
One of Three Children of the Sun
(Australian Mythology) |
| Mirham |
M |
my sun; my friend |
| Misae |
F |
white sun (Osage) |
| Mitra |
M |
friend; the sun (Indian) |
| Mitsuhide |
|
the bright sun (Japanese) |
| Mut |
M |
"Eye of the sun"' consort of Arnon
(Egyptian) |
| Nabarun |
M |
morning sun (Indian) |
| Nima |
M/F |
sun (Tibetan/Sherpa) |
| Olena |
F |
the light of the sun (Ukrainian) |
| Oriana |
F |
rising sun (Latin) |
| Ostara |
F |
Goddess of sunrise and the east (Saxon
Mythology) |
| Paiva |
F |
God of the Sun (Scandinavian) |
| Paivatar |
F |
sun (Finnish) |
| Perchta |
F |
Bride of the Sun and fortune-telling Goddess
(Slavic) |
| Phoebus |
M |
Sun-related. (Greek) Bright, radiant |
| Punchau |
M |
Sun and Warrior God (Incan Mythology) |
| Ramses |
M |
born of the sun (Egyptian) |
| Rashmi |
M |
sun rays (Hindu) |
| Rashmika |
F |
ray of sunlight (Indian) |
| Raveena |
F |
beauty of the sun (Sikh) |
| Ravi |
M |
God of the sun (Hindu) |
| Ravinda |
M |
God of the Sun; knowledge (Sikh) |
| Ravinder |
M |
Lord Sun |
| Rohini |
F |
red one; fine-eyed Goddess of stars and the rising sun
(Hindu) |
| Sakuruta |
M |
coming sun (Pawnee) |
| Samson |
M |
like the sun
(Hebrew) |
| Sandya |
F |
sunset; name of a God (Hindu) |
| Sanjna |
F |
wife of the sun (Hindu) |
| Sanuye |
|
red cloud at sundown (Miwok) |
| Saule |
F |
Sun Goddess (Latvia &
Lithuania) |
| Savita |
F |
the sun; sweet (Indian) |
| Savitar |
M |
an all-powerful Sun God (Hindu mythology) |
| Sekhmet |
F |
Sun Goddess |
| Selena |
F |
the moon goddess, sister to Helios, the sun (Greek) |
| Semine |
F |
Goddess of the Sun, Moon and
Stars (Danish) |
| Shakaru |
F |
Sun Goddess (Pawnee Mythology) |
| Shakti |
F |
Sun Goddess (India) |
| Shamash |
M |
God of the sun and of justice (Mesopotamian Mythology) |
| Shamsa |
F |
sun (Persian) |
| Shanira |
F |
warmed by the sun (Shona - Native American)) |
| Shapash |
F |
Sun Goddess (Caananite Mythology) |
| Sharik |
F |
sun (African) |
| Siria |
F |
sun (Spanish/Persian) |
| Sol/Solis |
M |
the sun (Latin) |
| Solana |
F |
sunshine (Spanish) |
| Solange |
F |
sun-related - A fanciful meaning for the name is "angel of the sun |
| Soleil |
F |
sun (French) |
| Solisorcasus |
M |
sunset (Latin) |
| Solisortus |
M |
sunrise (Latin) |
| Solveig |
F |
the way of the sun (Norse) |
| Sonste |
F |
sun (Russian) |
| Sourendra |
M |
of the sun (Indian) |
| Sula |
F |
the sun (Icelandic) |
| Sunn |
F |
gift of the sun (Anglo-Saxon) |
| Sunniva |
F |
gift of the sun (Anglo-Saxon) |
| Suriya |
F |
the sun (Sanskrit) |
| Suvana |
F |
the sun; fire (Sanskrit) |
| Synne |
F |
gift of the sun (Anglo-Saxon) |
| Synnove |
F |
gift of the sun (Anglo-Saxon) |
| Suraj |
M |
the sun (Indian) |
| Surya |
M/F |
the sun (Hindu) |
| Suryakanti |
F |
sun's rays (Indian) |
| Sutalidihi |
F |
sun-spirit (Cherokee) |
| Suvan |
M |
the sun (Indian) |
| Suriya |
|
the sun (Sanskrit) |
| Suvana |
|
the sun, fire (Sanskrit) |
| Takami-Musubi |
F |
Sun Goddess (Japanese deity) |
| Take-Mikazuchi |
M |
Sun God (Japanese) |
| Talayea |
F |
golden rays of the sun (Persian) |
| Tamit |
M |
God of the Sun (Native American
Mythology) |
| Tanya |
F |
sun (Greek) |
| Tapan |
M |
the sun (Indian) |
| Tapati |
F |
the sun's daughter (Indian) |
| Tawa |
M |
Sun God (Hopi) |
| Tejeshwar |
M |
the sun (Indian) |
| Teruko |
F |
sunshine girl (Japanese) |
| Thea |
F |
Greek goddess of light; mother of the sun (Mythology) |
| Tonatiuh |
M |
Sun God (Aztec deity) |
| Tsela |
M |
Stars Lying Down
(Navajo) |
| Tsohanoai |
M |
The Sun Bearer God (Navajo
Mythology) |
| Udaya |
|
rising of the sun and moon |
| Unelanuki |
F |
Sun Goddess (Cherokee) |
| Wakahiru-Me |
F |
Goddess of the dawn sun (Japanese) |
| Walu |
F |
Sun Goddess (Australian
Aboriginal) |
| Xi-Hou |
F |
Goddess of Light and Mother of the Ten Suns
(China) |
| Yang |
F |
sun (Chinese) |
| Yata |
F |
the star-mirror of the Sun Goddess (Japanese Mythology) |
| Yoko |
F |
sun child (Japanese) |
| Yomaris |
F |
sun (Spanish) |
| Zon |
F |
sun (Dutch) |
| Zonnetje |
F |
little sun (Dutch) |
| Zuvan |
F |
the sun (Shona - Native American) |
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