Nirajit Name Meaning: Numerology, Personality, and More
| Name | Nirajit |
| Meaning |
Illuminated
Nirajit is a Boy name that means 'Lighted' or 'Illuminated'. It signifies someone who brings light and positivity into the world, making it a beautiful and uplifting name for a child.
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| Category | Oriya |
| Origin | Oriya |
| Gender | Boy |
| Numerology | 9 |
| Zodiac Sign | Scorpio |
| Name Lenght | 7 Letters |
| Vowels Count | 3 |
Nirajit Name Meaning
Nirajit is a beautiful and meaningful Oriya boy name that symbolizes illumination and enlightenment. The name Nirajit is derived from the Sanskrit words 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious', but it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious', but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of 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meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without' and 'jita' meaning 'conquered' or 'victorious' but in the context of Oriya, it is more commonly associated with the word 'nira' meaning 'without
Name Nirajit reflects the love for helping others. The numerology 9 makes Nirajit able to build a relaxed atmosphere, making people around laugh and feel encouraged. But Nirajit can even be a little boastful with day-dreaming attitude.
Nirajit strongly believes in humanity and is thus always loved by friends and family. Nirajit is intelligent, fun loving, brainy and generous. Love seeks an adventurous life and always craves to discover new things.
Numerology Calculation Method of the Name Nirajit
| Alphabet | Subtotal of Position |
|---|---|
| N | 5 |
| I | 9 |
| R | 9 |
| A | 1 |
| J | 1 |
| I | 9 |
| T | 2 |
| Total | 36 |
| SubTotal of 36 | 9 |
| Calculated Numerology | 9 |
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Nirajit Name Meaning in Different Origins
- Nirajit Meaning in Bengali Origin is Illuminated
- Nirajit Meaning in Hindu Origin is Illuminated
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- Nirajit Meaning in Malayalam Origin is Illuminated
- Nirajit Meaning in Marathi Origin is Illuminated
- Nirajit Meaning in Oriya Origin is Illuminated
- Nirajit Meaning in Telugu Origin is Illuminated
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Nirajit Name Meaning in other languages
- Nirajit Name Meaning in Hindi: प्रबुद्ध
- Nirajit Name Meaning in Bengali: আলোকিত
- Nirajit Name Meaning in Spanish: Iluminado
- Nirajit Name Meaning in German: Beleuchtet
- Nirajit Name Meaning in Portuguese: Iluminado
- Nirajit Name Meaning in Arabic: مضيئة
- Nirajit Name Meaning in French: Illuminé
- Nirajit Name Meaning in Japanese: 照らされた
- Nirajit Name Meaning in Russian: С подсветкой
- Nirajit Name Meaning in Urdu: روشن
- Nirajit Name Meaning in Chinese: 点亮
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Bidit | Intelligent |
| Bijit | Always to Win |
| Banjit | Winner of Forest |
| Sonchit | Savings; Collection |
| Sulalit | Graceful |
| Surajit | God |
| Somjit | One who Conquer the Moon |
| Srimit | Respected Friend |
| Sukrit | Good Deed |
| Summit | Peak; Top |
| Surjit | Immortal; Godly Person |
| Sanchit | Whatever that is Stored |
| Senajit | Victory over Army |
| Rajit | Brilliant; Decorated; Decorative |
| Raxit | Protector; Guard |
| Rohit | Red, First Red Rays of the Sun |
| Ranjit | Winner, Victorious |
| Ronjit | Conqueror of War |
| Luhit | Name of a River |
| Lalit | Attractive, Lord of Krishna |
| Lagnajit | One who Wins |
| Tarit | Lightning |
| Arakshit | Sorrow of Alive |
| Nil | Heaven, Nothing |
| Nick | Victory of the People |
| Nihar | Dew Drop; Mist; Fog |
| Nigam | Treasure |
| Niket | Home |
| Nihal | Gratified, Delighted, Happy |
| Nilay | Heaven; Home; No Half |
| Ninad | Sound; Gentle Sound of Water |
| Nimai | Talent, Chaitanya, Adjusted |
| Nipun | Expert; Talented |
| Nirad | Given by Water; Cloud |
| Niraj | Illuminating, Lotus Flower |
| Nirav | Silent, Without Sound, Quiet |
| Niroj | Born of Water; Lotus Flower |
| Nisad | TBD |
| Nitai | Name of Gauranga's Disciple; Name .... |
| Nitin | Master of the Right Path, New |