Rahul
राहुल (Hindi, Marathi) and other Indian scripts [1][2]
Conqueror of all miseries; able, efficient (multiple sources) [3][5][6][7]
Pronunciation
Standard Hindi IPA /ɾɑː.ɦʊl/; English phonetic “RAH‑hool” [2][7]
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राहुल (Hindi, Marathi) and other Indian scripts [1][2]
Conqueror of all miseries; able, efficient (multiple sources) [3][5][6][7]
Standard Hindi IPA /ɾɑː.ɦʊl/; English phonetic “RAH‑hool” [2][7]
रोहण (Devanagari)[3]
‘Ascending’ or ‘to rise’[6]; ‘Spiritual’ in Arabic[4]; ‘Good character and piety’ in Persian[4]; ‘Horse country’ in Tolkien’s Sindarin[2]
ROH‑hun (English)[8]
سمیر
Arabic: “entertaining companion”; Sanskrit: “breeze or gust of wind”
संजना (Hindi, Marathi)
uniting, joining; gentle; peaceful; evening prayer; consciousness; harmony
sun‑JAH‑nuh (/sʌnˈdʒɑ.nə/)
श्रेया (Devanagari) [1][2]
Superior, excellent, auspicious, associated with beauty and prosperity [1][2][5][7]
/ʃɾeː.jɑː/ (Hindi) [2]
सिद्धार्थ
One who has accomplished an aim or object; successful, prosperous
General American /sɪˈdɑɹtə/, Received Pronunciation /sɪˈdɑːtə/; phonemic /ˈsɪd.ərθ/ (Am), /ˈsɪd.ɑːθ/ (Br)
स्नेहा (Devanagari), স্নেহা (Bengali), ಸ್ನೇಹ (Kannada) [1][2]
Love, tenderness (Sanskrit) [1][5][4]
सोहम (Hindi), সোহম (Bengali) [1][2]
“I am that” / “I am He” [3][5]
SOH‑hum, IPA /ˈsoʊ.hʌm/ [6]
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