Congratulations! Here are authentic Jain boy names that are calm, thoughtful, joyous, and kind-sounding in English pronunciation. I’ve included a simple meaning rooted in Jain tradition and a guidance on pronunciation.

1) Arhan

• Meaning: One who is worthy; a realized soul (often used for a Jain holy person; linked to Arhat in Jainism).
• Pronunciation: AR-han

2) Aarav

• Note: While widely used beyond Jain circles, Aarav is commonly chosen by Jain families for its serene sound. In Jain contexts it conveys calm and noble presence.
• Pronunciation: AH-rahv

3) Sumant

• Meaning: Gentle, wise; one who is thoughtful and balanced.
• Pronunciation: SOO-mont

4) Shantanu

• Meaning: Calm, peaceful; composed.
• Pronunciation: SHAN-tuh-noo

5) Shantinath

• Meaning: Lord of peace; a revered Jain Tirthankara name.
• Pronunciation: SHAN-tee-nath

6) Parshva (Parsvanath)

• Meaning: The devoted one; a revered Tirthankara name (Parshva is an ancient Jain figure).
• Pronunciation: PURSH-vah

7) Mahavir (Mahavira)

• Meaning: Great hero; the 24th Tirthankara of Jainism.
• Pronunciation: MAH-vee-rah

8) Arnav

• Meaning: Ocean; symbolically: vast, expansive mind.
• Pronunciation: AR-nahv

9) Nimit

• Meaning: A worthy, noble person; one who is guided by clear purpose.
• Pronunciation: NIH-mit

10) Ayush

• Meaning: Long life; a blessing often used in Jain and Indian contexts.
• Pronunciation: AY-oosh

11) Kunal

• Meaning: Sage, thoughtful; a name that conveys calm discernment.
• Pronunciation: KOO-nahl

12) Tejas (Tijay)

• Meaning: Brightness, brilliance; inner glow of compassion and clarity.
• Pronunciation: TEH-jahs

Tips for choosing:

• If you want a direct Jain traditional link, names like Sumant, Shantinath, Parshva, and Mahavir have strong Jain heritage.
• For easy English pronunciation and a soft, calm feel, Arhan, Aarav, Shantanu, and Arnav work well.
• You can combine a given name with a Jain surname or family name to honor tradition while keeping it simple for English-speaking environments.

If you’d like, tell me the initial you prefer (A, S, P, M, etc.) or the exact vibe (more traditional Jain Tirthankara link vs. more modern, easy-to-pronounce), and I can tailor a smaller list to fit perfectly.