Here are some short, Indian (and Jain-friendly) names that are:

• Easy to pronounce and remember
• Not strongly feminine
• Fairly unique (not the most common names)

Each has a simple meaning:

1. Ariyom – from “Arihant”; one who moves towards conqueror of inner enemies.
2. Nayom – from “Jinay”; one who follows the path of the Jina (Victor).
3. Suyom – inspired by “Su-nyay”; one who moves towards right understanding.
4. Dhruvay – from Dhruv; firm, steady, unwavering.
5. Vishay – from “Vishuddhi”; purity, clarity.
6. Samyak – right, proper; from “Samyak Darshan” (right faith).
7. Shuddh – pure, clean.
8. Nirav – quiet, silent, inward-focused.
9. Tanay – child, offspring; used for boys but soft enough to feel neutral.
10. Vedant – knowledge, end of knowledge; wise one.
11. Pranit – calm, modest, peaceful.
12. Aksh – imperishable, also “axis/center”; short and striking.
13. Reyom – modern coinage; pleasant sound, unique, easy to recall.
14. Saksh – from “Sakshi”; witness, observer (fits meditation/spiritual theme).
15. Avir – from “Avyakta/avirata”; uninterrupted, continuous.

If you want something that feels clearly spiritual and Jain-leaning yet modern and unique, Samyak, Saksh, Ariyom, and Nayom are especially good options.