Ayani Name Meaning & Origin

Agrayani

He who is blessed with leadership skills, He who is blessed with leadership skills

Balayani

One Liked by Pupil, One Liked by Pupil

Chayanika

The chosen one, The selected one

Dakshayani

Goddess Durga, The daughter of Daksh, Name of daughter of Daksha

Dayanishka

Dayanidhi

Treasure house of mercy, A treasure house of grace and mercy

Devayani

Gracious

Dayanidhan

One who treasures kindness and charity, One who treasures kindness and charity

Deyvayanakantan

Lord Murugan, Consort of Devayani

Dayanita

Tender, A tender human being

Dayanishee

Person of mercy, Saint, A Saint, full of mercy

Harinarayani

Name of a Raga

Indrayani

The name of a sacred river

Jayani

A Shakti of Lord Ganesh, Auspicious, Causing victory, A shakti of ganesha

Jayanarayani

Name of a Raga

Katyayani

Goddess Parvati, Dressed in red, An epithet of Durga and Parvati, The name means Goddess Parvati

Kayani

Kayani means King-Like or Queen-Like

Kamayani

God of desires, wishes, longings and cravings, God of desires, wishes, longings and cravings

Kathyayani

Means Goddess Parvathi in Her Motherly Role

Kartyayani

Another name of Parvathi

Mriganayani

Doe eyed, One who have the beautiful eyes as an antelope

Mrignayani

A girl with eyes as beautiful as that of a dee, Gazelle

Nayanika

Beautiful eyes that induce magnetism, One with expressive eyes, Completely happy and contented.

Narayani

Belonging to Naarayan, Lord Vishnu or Lord Krishna, Another name for Goddess Durga, Goddess Lakshmi and the river ganges, Present in great quantity, existing in great number or quantity

Nayani

Dow eyed, The ocean which gives extreme beauty.

Namanarayani

Name of a Raga

Nayanish

The boundary of the multitude.

Naarayani

Belonging to Naarayan, Another name for Goddess Durga, Goddess Lakshmi and the river Ganges, Vishnu or Krishna

Padmayani

Lord Brahma, Buddha