Name Bilva
Meaning A sacred leaf
Gender Boy
Religion Hindu
Numerology 1
Length 2.5
Zodiac Sign Taurus

Bilva Meaning

Most parents want to name their child Bilva but before that, they do not try to know its meaning. Bilva The meaning of the name is A sacred leaf. By keeping the name Bilva, your child also starts behaving like the meaning of this name. The name Bilva is considered very good in the scriptures and its meaning is also liked by the people. As we told you Bilva means A sacred leaf and you can also see the effect of this meaning in the behavior of the person named Bilva. It is believed that if your name is Bilva and its meaning is A sacred leaf, then it also has a deep impact on the personality of the person. The zodiac sign of the name Bilva, the lucky number of the name Bilva, and the personality of the people with the name Bilva or the meaning of this name, etc. are explained further.

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Bilva's Lucky Number

The lucky number of people named Bilva is 6 and the ruling planet is Venus. People with the number 6 are attractive. People named Bilva like cleanliness and are also quite artistic. People with the lucky number 6 are very patient and are very fond of traveling. People named Bilva may get a chance to go abroad in the future. They receive immense love and affection from their parents.

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Bilva Personality

The zodiac sign of people with Bilva is Taurus. People named Bilva love their friends and the people around them and are very honest towards their jobs and work. These people do not like change at all. Since people of the Taurus zodiac sign do not like change, hence stubbornness is seen in their behavior. Being cheerful, patient, and reliable are the qualities of people named Bilva. Young men named Bilva are very trustworthy.

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Bilva's zodiac Taurus Names, Rashi & Horoscope

Name Meaning Religion
Vaijantimala Garland of Lord Vishnu Hindu
Vaijayanthi Prize, A garland of Lord Vishnu Hindu
Vaijayanti Garland of Lord Vishnu Hindu
Vaijayantimala A garland of Lord Vishnu Hindu
Vaijayi Victor Hindu
Vaijeenath Lord Shiva, Lord of physicians, Epithet of Shiva, Epithet of Dhanvantari Hindu
Vaijnath Lord Shiva, Lord of physicians, Epithet of Shiva, Epithet of Dhanvantari Hindu
Vaikartan Name of Karna Hindu
Vaikhan Lord Vishnu, One whose consumption has strange pattern as he devours whole universe during pralaya Hindu
Vaikunth Vaikuntam, The abode of Lord Vishnu Hindu
Vaikunthanatha Lord of vaikuntha, The heavenly abode Hindu
Vainavi Gold Hindu
Vainavin Lord Shiva Hindu
Vairag Detached, Free from desire and attaclunent Hindu
Vairagi Detached, Free from desire and attaclunent Hindu
Vairaj Spiritual glory, Divine glory, Belonging to Brahma Hindu
Vairaja (Son of Virat) Hindu
Vairasri Hindu
Vairat Gem Hindu
Vairinchya Son of Lord Brahma Hindu
Vairochan An ancient name Hindu
Vaisaka A season, Lioness Hindu
Vaisakh Of the second lunar month Hindu
Vaisakhi The day of the full Moon in the month of vaishakh Hindu
Vaish An ancient Indian city Hindu
Vaishak Name of a Hindu month in Summer, The Hindu months of april and May, Churning rod Hindu
Vaishaka A season, Lioness Hindu
Vaishakha Name of a Raga Hindu
Vaishakhi The day of the full Moon in the month of vaishakh Hindu
Vaishali An ancient city of India, Great, Princess Hindu
Vaishanavi Worshipper of Lord Vishnu Hindu
Vaishant Quiet and shining star Hindu
Vaishavi Goddess Parvati, Lord vishnus devotee Hindu
Vaisheka Hindu
Vaishithe Feature Hindu
Vaishnav Vaishnava denotes Lord Vishnu Hindu
Vaishnavi Worshipper of Lord Vishnu, The personified energy of Vishnu Hindu
Vaishnodevi Goddess Parvati Hindu
Vaishnov Vaishnava denotes Lord Vishnu Hindu
Vaishodevi Devotee of Lord Vishnu, Goddess Parvati Hindu
Vaishravan Kubera, Lord of wealth Hindu
Vaishu Hindu
Vaishvi Devotee of Lord Vishnu, Goddess Parvati Hindu
Vaishvik Belonging to the world Hindu
Vaishwanar Omnipresent Hindu
Vaisunavi Hindu
Vaivaswatha Seventh Manu Hindu
Vaivat Hindu
Vaiwaswat One of the saints Hindu
Vajasani Son of Lord Vishnu Hindu