Jain tradition does not prescribe names strictly by rashi (Dhanu) or astrology. However, here is a simple, Jain-centric list of boy names that are commonly used in Jain dharma and literature, with brief meanings (arth). These names are widely recognized across Digambar and Shwetambar communities.

• Adinath — the first lord; Rishabhanath, the first Tirthankara
• Ajitnath (Ajit) — the unconquered one; a Tirthankara
• Sumatinath — the best/noble of all; a Tirthankara
• Padmaprabha — lamp of the lotus; a Tirthankara
• Suparshvanath — the most auspicious among those well-departed; a Tirthankara
• Chandraprabha — moonlight radiance; a Tirthankara
• Shantinath — lord of peace; a Tirthankara
• Neminath — lord with a serene, humble nature; a Tirthankara
• Vasupujya — protector of the clan; a Tirthankara
• Parsvanath — lord of the left side; a Tirthankara
• Mahavir — great hero; title of Lord Mahavira
• Anantanath — infinite lord; a Tirthankara
• Araṇya (Aaran) — forest; nature/ascetic connotations
• Jinal (Jina) — conqueror or victor (spiritual victory)
• Jinendr / Jinaendra — a lord of the Jina (spiritual conqueror)
• Jinesh — lord of victory (over inner enemies)
• Jitaditya — victorious sun; radiant virtue
• Vimal — pure, spotless
• Kirtan (Kirtinath) — glory/fame; spiritual awakening
• Harsh (Harish) — joy, happiness; virtuous living
• Dhyesh / Dhyansh — focus, meditation
• Nirav — quiet, serene; inner peace
• Raghav / Raghavendra — paths of righteousness, traditional strength

Notes

• Many names come from or are associated with the 24 Tirthankaras, or with Jain virtues such as peace, purity, wisdom, and inner victory.
• Digambar vs. Shwetambar differences are mostly in ritual usage and spelling; core meanings and the names themselves are largely common to both.

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