Here are some unique Jain boy names, often inspired by Tirthankaras, virtues, or Jain Siddhas. I’ve added brief meanings to help you choose:

• Mahavira — Great hero; the title of the 24th Tirthankara
• Arhat (Arhatnath) — Worthy one; a revered spiritual conqueror
• Parshva — First (one); a Tirthankara’s name
• Neminath — Lord of the moon; one of the Tirthankaras
• Adinath — First lord; intro name for Rishabhanath
• Ajitnath — Invincible lord; a Tirthankara
• Shantinath — Lord of peace; a Tirthankara
• Munisuvrat — King who became a monk; a Tirthankara
• Vasupujya — Protector of cattle; a Tirthankara
• Kunthunath — Fearless lord; a Tirthankara
• Padmanabh — Lotus-born; a noble epithet for a Tirthankara
• Kundakundacharya — (Name of a revered Jain acharya; unique and traditional)
• Suparshva — Very auspicious; a Tirthankara
• Sambhavnath — Lord of auspicious events; a Tirthankara
• Chandraprabha — Moonlight; a Tirthankara
• Aadinathendra — Ancient/first lord; traditional variation for Adinath
• Sambhava — Born auspiciously; noble feeling
• Vimalanath — Pure, faultless lord
• Siddhant (Siddhant) — Principle of attainment; virtuous path
• Savita (Savithreya) — Sun; symbolic of clarity and light
• Tirthanath — Lord of the Tirth; auspicious title
• Vairatmaraj — King of renunciation; bold and virtuous
• Dipendra — Light of the lamp; illumination
• Mahendra — Great king/ascetic strength
• Tejasvat — Radiant, brilliant

A few notes to help you choose:

• Many Jain boy names are drawn from Tirthankaras (e.g., Mahavira, Parshva, Neminath) or from Sanskrit roots that denote virtue (peace, purity, light, strength).
• If you prefer a name tied to a specific Jain tradition (Digambar or Shwetambar), tell me and I can suggest options typically favored in that tradition.
• If you want modern-sounding yet distinctly Jain, I can create compound names using Sanskrit roots related to Jain virtues (e.g., “Shri” or “Vira” + a virtue).

Would you like me to tailor the list to a particular starting letter, length, or meaning (e.g., peace, courage, purity) or provide pronunciation guides?