Arjuna

Arjuna is a boy’s name of Indian and Sanskrit origin. This name translates to “white,” “clear,” “bright,” and “silvery,” and pertains to the color of day. Arjuna appears in the Hindu texts, most prominently as part of the epic poem Mahābhārata. In this tale, Arjuna is one of the five Padava brothers, each of whom was fathered by a different deity. Arjuna’s father was Indra, the god of lightning and king of deities, and his mother was Kunti, thought to be the reincarnation of goddess Siddhi. Arjuna was considered one of Earth’s greatest warriors, which is a promising inspiration for baby to grow up strong, brave, and ready for anything. This determined name is also known by its shortened version, Arjun.