Written by Satata Karmakar | Updated : March 31, 2026 7:39 AM IST
The name Arihant is a Sanskrit-derived term that means 'Destroyer of Enemies' or 'Victorious.' It refers to the one who has the ability to control and conquer inner passions like anger, greed, and attachment. In Jainism, the name Arihant refers to the one who is a living soul and has attained omniscience (Kevala Jnana) and is on the path to liberation (moksha), distinct from a Siddha who is already liberated.
The name Nirvan or Nirvana is a Sanskrit-origin term that means 'blown out' or 'extinguished'. The name represents the ultimate spiritual goal in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism: liberation from suffering, desire, and the cycle of rebirth. Nirvan signifies the collab of all the state of emotions - peace, enlightenment, and supreme bliss.
The name Rishav is a Sanskrit origin name that is popular in the books of Jainism. Inspired by the teachings of Lord Mahavir, this name represents the 1st Tirthankara, Rishabhnath. Rishav name means one who is "superior," "excellent," "morality," "virtuous," and "noble".
In Jainism, the name Moksha signifies the ultimate freedom of the soul - a state when the human body has acheived eternal bliss by completely shedding all karmic matter and breaking free from the cycle of birth, death, and suffering. This name has a powerful connection with Lord Mahavir's teachings and is one of the most popular ones as well.
The name Vardhaman is a Sanskrit-derived name that means 'one who thrives,' 'ever-flourishing,' or 'prosperous'. In Jainism, this name was given to Lord Mahavira when he was a child. It signifies growth and the prosperity of his kingdom.
The name Siddharth is derived from the Sanskrit word that refers to the 'one who has accomplished a goal' or 'one who has attained perfection'. If we disect this name, the word Siddha means accomplished or perfected and Artha refers to goal or purpose. This name signifies success and enlightenment.
The name Trishala is the name of Lord Mahavira's mother, the 24th Tirthankara, and wife of King Siddhartha of Kundagrama. Trishala signifies 'possessing tridents' or a 'trident' (Trishul). In Jainism, this name represents one who is pure, a symbol of strength.
In Jainism, the name Vinit refers to the one who is humble, modest, or well-mannered. Vinit name is often used to describe a follower who embodies the virtue of Vinay (humility/respect) - the foundational teachings of Lord Mahavir.
The name Nisha is derived from the Sanskrit word that means 'night'. Nisha is one of the core doctrinal teachings of Lord Mahavir, signifying that the pure concept of "night" has specific and rigorous implications in Jainism related to his teachings.
In Jainism, the name Chitra or Chaitra refers to the auspicious Hindu month (March-April) when Lord Mahavir was born. It signifies the thirteenth day of the bright half (Chaitra Shukla Trayodashi) in 599 B.C. This name carries the blessings of Lord Mahavir and his immense power.
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