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मिथुन · Gemini · 9 padas

Mithun Rashi name letters: Ka, Kee, Ku, Gha, Ing, Chha, Ke, Ko, Ha

Mithun Rashi naming sounds

9 padas

Ka · Kee · Ku · Gha · Ing · Chha · Ke · Ko · Ha

Your child's sound is the one pada the Moon was in at birth.

A child born under Mithun Rashi is traditionally named on the sound of the single pada the Moon occupied at birth. The nine quarters in this sign are Mrigashira padas 3-4, Ardra, Punarvasu padas 1-3.

Find your baby's exact letter from the birth date and time

  • Built pada by pada, including nakshatras that cross a sign boundary
  • Two attested regional readings are both shown where they occur
  • 293 cited names; every displayed meaning links to its source

The nine quarters

Find the pada first, then use its sound.

The sign gives nine possible sounds. Birth time identifies the one pada; the baby name finder calculates it from the Moon's position.

Mithun Rashi (मिथुन) — naming syllable for each pada
NakshatraPadaNaming sound
Mrigashira3Ka
Mrigashira4Kee
Ardra1Ku
Ardra2Gha
Ardra3Ing
Ardra4Chha
Punarvasu1Ke
Punarvasu2Ko
Punarvasu3Ha

Boundary note. Mrigashira padas 1-2 belong to Vrishabh, not Mithun; Punarvasu pada 4 belongs to Kark, not Mithun. That is why this table uses padas rather than filing a whole nakshatra under one sign.

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293 sourced Mithun names.

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Mithun Rashi names with sourced meanings
NameGenderMeaningSource of the meaning
Kavi कवी
Mrigashira pada 3
malepoetessEnglish Wiktionary, “कवी” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “कवी” (Marathi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Kaviraja कविराज
Mrigashira pada 3
malea king of poetsDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 12908 “kavirāja”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 12908: “name of the author”, CC BY 4.0
Kavita कविता
Mrigashira pada 3
femalepoetry; a poemEnglish Wiktionary, “कविता” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “कविता” (Hindi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Kedar केदार
Punarvasu pada 1
malefield, flowerbed; basinEnglish Wiktionary, “केदार” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “केदार” (Hindi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Kedara केदार
Punarvasu pada 1
malea field or meadow; a basin for water round the root of a tree; a bed in a garden or fieldDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4427 “kedāra”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4427: “name of the author”, CC BY 4.0
Keerti कीर्ती
Mrigashira pada 4
femalefame, renown, gloryEnglish Wiktionary, “कीर्ती” (Marathi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “कीर्ती” (Marathi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Kekaya केकय
Punarvasu pada 1
malea chief of the Kekaya tribe (prince of the solar race)Digital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4380 “kekaya”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4380: “name of a warrior”, CC BY 4.0
Kerala केरला
Punarvasu pada 1
female[bot.] a kind of plantDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 209815 “keralā”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 209815: “name of an Apsaras”, CC BY 4.0
Kerr केर
Punarvasu pada 1
maleThe Capparis decidua tree, or its edible fruits and young budsEnglish Wiktionary, “केर” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in Wikidata Q16277865 (given name), CC0
Kesarin केसरिन्
Punarvasu pada 1
malea lion; a horse; the plant Rottleria tinctoriaDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4691 “kesarin”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4691: “name of a prince”, CC BY 4.0
Keshata केशट
Punarvasu pada 1
malea louse; Bignonia Indica; the parching arrow of Kāma (the god of love)Digital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4666 “keśaṭa”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4666: “name of a man”, CC BY 4.0
Keshav केशव
Punarvasu pada 1
malean epithet of Krishna, eighth avatar of VishnuEnglish Wiktionary, “केशव” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “केशव” (Hindi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Keshava केशव
Punarvasu pada 1
malean epithet of Krishna, eighth avatar of VishnuEnglish Wiktionary, “केशव” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “केशव” (Hindi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Keshin केशिन्
Punarvasu pada 1
male"a horse"; a lionDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4659 “keśin”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4659: “name of an Asura”, CC BY 4.0
Keshini केशिनी
Punarvasu pada 1
femaleChrysopogon aciculatus; Nardostachys jaṭāmāṃsīDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4660 “keśinī”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4660: “name of an Apsaras”, CC BY 4.0
Ketaki केतकी
Punarvasu pada 1
femalescrewpineEnglish Wiktionary, “केतकी” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in Wikidata Q47531292 (given name), CC0
Ketu केतु
Punarvasu pada 1
malebright appearance; clearness; brightnessDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4406 “ketu”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4406: “name of a son”, CC BY 4.0
Ketumalaka केतुमालक
Punarvasu pada 1
malethe Varsha called Ketu-mālaDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4421 “ketumālaka”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4421: “name of a king”, CC BY 4.0
Ketumant केतुमन्त्
Punarvasu pada 1
malea YakṣaDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4416 “ketumant”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4416: “name of a Dānava”, CC BY 4.0
Ketumati केतुमती
Punarvasu pada 1
femalea metre (of 2 1021 syllables)Digital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4417 “ketumatī”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4417: “name of the wife”, CC BY 4.0
Kevala केवल
Punarvasu pada 1
malea kind of kumbhakaDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 167553 “kevala”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 167553: “name of a son”, CC BY 4.0
Kikata कीकट
Mrigashira pada 4
malea horseDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 23549 “kīkaṭa”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 23549: “name of a son”, CC BY 4.0
Kinasha कीनाश
Mrigashira pada 4
malea cultivator of the soil; niggard; a kind of monkeyDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 23595 “kīnāśa”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 23595: “name of a son”, CC BY 4.0
Kirti कीर्ति
Mrigashira pada 4
femalemention, fame, gloryEnglish Wiktionary, “कीर्ति” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “कीर्ति” (Hindi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Kitaka कीटक
Mrigashira pada 4
malea worm; insect; a kind of bardDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 23583 “kīṭaka”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 23583: “name of a prince”, CC BY 4.0
Koka कोक
Punarvasu pada 2
maleonomat.) a wolf; "a cuckoo"; the ruddy gooseDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4804 “koka”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4804: “name of a son”, CC BY 4.0
Kokadeva कोकदेव
Punarvasu pada 2
malea pigeonDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4807 “kokadeva”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4807: “name of an author”, CC BY 4.0
Kokapitri कोकपितृ
Punarvasu pada 2
malefather of Koka or "whose father is named Koka"Digital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4814 “kokapitṛ”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4814: “name of a man”, CC BY 4.0
Kokila कोकिला
Punarvasu pada 2
femaleblack cuckooEnglish Wiktionary, “कोकिला” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “कोकिला” (Hindi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Komal कोमल
Punarvasu pada 2
femalesoft, delicate, tender, downy; flatEnglish Wiktionary, “कोमल” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “कोमल” (Hindi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Kotara कोटर
Punarvasu pada 2
malethe hollow of a tree; cave; cavityDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4874 “koṭara”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4874: “name of a man”, CC BY 4.0
Kotarakshi कोटराक्षी
Punarvasu pada 2
femalesupposed to be koṭarapuṣpī = vṛddhadārakaDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 170536 “koṭarākṣī”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 170536: “name of a goddess”, CC BY 4.0
Kotika कोटिक
Punarvasu pada 2
malea kind of frog; an insect (coccinella of various kinds)Digital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4908 “koṭika”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4908: “name of the son”, CC BY 4.0
Kotisha कोटिश
Punarvasu pada 2
malea harrowDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4913 “koṭiśa”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4913: “name of a Nāga”, CC BY 4.0
Kotishvara कोटीश्वर
Punarvasu pada 2
malea millionaireDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 4906 “koṭīśvara”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 4906: “name of a god”, CC BY 4.0
Koyal कोयल
Punarvasu pada 2
femalecuckooEnglish Wiktionary, “कोयल” (Hindi entry), CC BY-SA 4.0 · attested as a given name in English Wiktionary, “कोयल” (Hindi proper noun: given name), CC BY-SA 4.0
Kubera कुबेर
Ardra pada 1
maleafterwards) the god of riches and treasure (regent of the northern quarter which is hence called kuberaguptā diś); the tree Cedrela ToonaDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 24463 “kubera”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 24463: “name of a prince”, CC BY 4.0
Kuhaka कुहक
Ardra pada 1
malejugglerDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 3186 “kuhaka”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 3186: “name of a Nāga”, CC BY 4.0
Kuhana कुहन
Ardra pada 1
malemouse; rat; snakeDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 3198 “kuhana”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 3198: “name of a man”, CC BY 4.0
Kukkura कुक्कुर
Ardra pada 1
malea dog; a despicable man of a mixed casteDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 23997 “kukkura”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 23997: “name of a prince”, CC BY 4.0
Kukshi कुक्षि
Ardra pada 1
malethe belly; cavity of the abdomen (in the earlier language generally used in du.); the interior of anythingDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 24010 “kukṣi”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 24010: “name of a king”, CC BY 4.0
Kukura कुकुर
Ardra pada 1
malea dog; son of Andhaka; the descendants of that princeDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 23953 “kukura”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 23953: “name of a prince”, CC BY 4.0
Kulakula कुलाकुल
Ardra pada 1
maleWednesdayDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 24926 “kulākula”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 24926: “name of a Dānava”, CC BY 4.0
Kulala कुलाल
Ardra pada 1
malepotter; wild cock; an owlDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 2862 “kulāla”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 2862: “name of a prince”, CC BY 4.0
Kulapalika कुलपालिका
Ardra pada 1
femalea virtuous high-born womanDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 24859 “kulapālikā”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 24859: “name of a woman”, CC BY 4.0
Kuleshvara कुलेश्वर
Ardra pada 1
malethe lord or chief of a familyDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 24950 “kuleśvara”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 24950: “name of an author”, CC BY 4.0
Kuli कुलि
Ardra pada 1
malehandDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 2873 “kuli”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 2873: “name of a son”, CC BY 4.0
Kulika कुलिक
Ardra pada 1
malea kinsman; the chief or head man of a guild; any artisan of eminent birthDigital Corpus of Sanskrit (Oliver Hellwig), lexicon entry 24968 “kulika”, CC BY 4.0 · attested as a given name in Digital Corpus of Sanskrit, lexicon entry 24968: “name of a prince”, CC BY 4.0

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  • Mithuna Rashi name letters means this same मिथुन table: Ka, Kee, Ku, Gha, Ing, Chha, Ke, Ko, Ha.

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The calculation and its limits are documented once in the baby name finder method. Use the rashi calculator if the sign itself is uncertain.

Mithun Rashi name questions

Which letters are used for Mithun Rashi names?

Ka, Kee, Ku, Gha, Ing, Chha, Ke, Ko, Ha. Those are the sounds assigned to the nine padas that fall in Mithun — Mrigashira padas 3-4, Ardra, Punarvasu padas 1-3 — in the Namakaran tradition. The tradition names on the sound of the single pada the Moon occupied at birth, so only one of these is 'yours'; the remaining quarters belong to the same sign but to a different part of it, and the birth time is what tells them apart.

Does the name have to start with one of these sounds?

No. This is a tradition, not a rule, and no text treats a name chosen for another reason as harmful. Families regularly name a child after a grandparent or a deity instead. The only consequence is that the name will not encode the birth star, so nobody will be able to read the chart back out of it later.

Why are only 293 sourced names shown for Mithun?

Every published meaning needs a citation and attestation as a given name. An uncited suggestion is omitted rather than given a plausible but invented gloss; the finder page explains the corpus and licence.