By meaning
Nepali names related to gold
54 names
54 names whose meaning is connected with gold. Boy Names only · Girl Names only
- Paras♂पारसPhilosopher's stone that turns iron into gold
- Kundan♂कुन्दनPure, refined gold
- Kanchan♂♀कञ्चनGold
- Sonu♂♀सोनुAffectionate name meaning gold or golden
- Hem♂हेमGold
- Subarna♂सुवर्णGold
- Soni♀सोनीBeautiful, lovely
- Parash♂पारसPhilosopher's stone that turns iron into gold
- Soniya♀सोनियाGolden, beautiful
- Sonika♀सोनिकाGolden
- Sona♀सोनाGold
- Sonal♂♀सोनलGolden
- Sonali♂♀सोनालीGolden
- Hema♂♀हेमGold
- Hemkala♀हेमकलाGolden art
- Hemraj♂हेमराजKing of gold
- Suwarna♂सुवर्णGold
- Swornima♀स्वर्णिमाGolden, gold-like radiance
- Heman♂हेमनGolden
- Kanchanmala♀कञ्चनमालाGolden garland or necklace
- Shonu♂सोनुAffectionate name meaning gold or golden
- Swarnim♂स्वर्णिमGolden
- Swornim♂स्वर्णिमGolden
- Hemchandra♂हेमचन्द्रGolden moon
- Hemendra♂हेमेन्द्रLord of gold
- Hemlal♂हेमलालGolden son
- Hiranya♂हिरण्यGold or golden
- Kanak♂कनकGold
- Parashmani♂पारसमणिPhilosopher's stone
- Parasmani♂पारसमणिPhilosopher's stone
- Rukmini♀रुक्मिणीAdorned with gold
- Suwarn♂सुवर्णGold
- Amber♂अम्बेरA golden fossil resin used as a gem
- Golden♂गोल्डेनMade of gold
- Hemkant♂हेमकान्तGolden lustre
- Hemprabha♀हेमप्रभाGolden radiance
- Jareena♀जरिनाGolden, like gold
- Kanchana♀कञ्चनाGold
- Rukmani♀रुक्मिणीAdorned with gold, consort of Krishna
- Rukmina♀रुक्मिनाAdorned with gold
- Sonalal♂सोनालालGolden son
- Sonalee♀सोनालीGolden
- Sonelal♂सोनेलालGolden son
- Subarana♂सुवर्णाGold
- Subarn♂सुवर्णGold
- Swarnima♀स्वर्णिमाGolden, gold-like radiance
- Swornapari♀स्वर्णपरीGolden fairy
- Swornil♂स्वर्निलGolden
- Hemangi♀हेमाङ्गीGolden-bodied
- Hemangini♀हेमाङ्गिनीGolden-bodied woman
- Hemlata♀हेमलताGolden creeper
- Sonakshi♀सोनाक्षीGolden-eyed
- Suvarna♀सुवर्णGold
- Tanishka♀तनिष्काGoddess of gold
Guide
Nepali names meaning gold and something precious
Gold can appear as a direct meaning, a colour or an affectionate image. These 54 names include Kundan for refined gold, Sonu for a dear one and Paras for the philosopher’s stone. Decide whether you want the material itself or a story around it.
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Refined gold
Kundan means pure, refined gold. Kanchan also carries precious and pure associations.
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A legendary object
Paras and Parash name the philosopher’s stone, rather than gold itself.
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An affectionate choice
Sonu means gold or golden and also dear one; Soni includes beautiful and lovely meanings.
Gold names with direct and legendary meanings
Paras (पारस) means philosopher's stone that turns iron into gold. Kundan (कुन्दन) means pure, refined gold; something precious and pure. Kanchan (कञ्चन) means gold; golden, precious and pure like gold. Hem (हेम) means gold; also snow or frost in Sanskrit. Subarna (सुवर्ण) means gold; literally of a beautiful colour. Parash (पारस) means philosopher's stone that turns iron into gold. Compare boy names meaning gold if you want a narrower selection.
Golden names with an affectionate feel
Sonu (सोनु) means affectionate name meaning gold or golden; dear one. Soni (सोनी) means beautiful, lovely; golden and precious one. Soniya (सोनिया) means golden, beautiful. Sonika (सोनिका) means golden; beautiful and precious like gold. Sona (सोना) means gold; one who is precious and golden. Sonal (सोनल) means golden; of gold, precious and bright. For more choices in this style, browse girl names meaning gold.
Tips for parents
- Choose between literal gold and a golden quality such as beauty.
- Keep Hem’s snow or frost meaning in mind too.
- Compare Paras and Parash before settling on a spelling.
- Try a short choice such as Hem or Sona with the full surname.
Frequently asked questions
Which Nepali names directly mean gold?
Kanchan, Hem, Subarna and Sona include gold meanings. Kundan is more specific: pure, refined gold.
What does Paras mean?
Paras (पारस) is the philosopher’s stone that turns iron into gold. Parash has the same meaning.
Is Sonu an affectionate name?
Yes. Sonu means gold or golden and is also an affectionate name for a dear one.
Does Hem only mean gold?
Hem (हेम) means gold, and also snow or frost in Sanskrit. Consider both senses when choosing it.