Here are unique Jain boys’ names with meanings and their Jain dharma relevance. I’ve noted any traditional differences where they exist.

• Adinath (Ajitnath) – the first Tirthankara; meaning “the first lord”
• Ajit (Ajita) – conqueror; often used in Jain contexts as someone who conquers inner passions
• Arya – noble or venerable; common in Jain circles as a respectful name
• Arihant – worthy one; a term used for enlightened beings in Jainism
• Ganeshwara – lord of the ganas; sometimes linked to wisdom and leadership in Jain lore
• Kavi – poet or wise one; reflects scholarly virtue valued in Jain tradition
• Kunthunath – one of the early Tirthankaras; name evokes steadfastness and spiritual strength
• Mahavir – great hero; a direct reverence to Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara
• Neminath – Tirthankara known for compassion; name evokes humility and gentleness
• Parshvanath – Tirthankara revered for non-violence and ascetic discipline
• Shantinath – Tirthankara whose name means “lord of peace”
• Suparshvanath – Tirthankara associated with auspicious vision and clarity
• Sambhavnath – Tirthankara; name implies awakening or arising of virtue
• Vasupujya – Tirthankara; name linked to strength and virtuosity
• Vimal – pure or clean; commonly used in Jain families for its virtuous connotation
• Vipul – abundant or ample; conveys growth and prosperity in spiritual life
• Vinay – modesty, humility; a kalyanavarga virtue in Jain ethics
• Bhadrak – benevolent or noble; carries auspicious connotation
• Dhanesh – lord of wealth, in a Jain sense often used to denote wealth of spiritual wisdom
• Jivendra – lord of life; evokes reverence for all living beings

Notes

• Digambar vs. Shwetambar: many names above are shared across traditions, but some have stronger traditional ties to one sect or the other. If you want a name that aligns with a specific tradition, tell me and I’ll tailor the list.
• Uniqueness: some of these names are classic Jain names, while others are less common in day-to-day use; I can help mix in modern-sounding variants that retain Jain meaning if you’d like.

If you want, I can shortlist a personalized set based on meaning you prefer (peace, virtue, strength, compassion) or provide pronunciation guides.