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    Janal

    Boy
    Punjabi
    2 syllables

    Janal is a Punjabi boy's name meaning "He who is cute and sweet", Rashi Makar.

    Parents who choose Janal pick a boy name from the Punjabi tradition, meaning "He who is cute and sweet". It has 2 syllables.

    Rashi
    Makar
    Nakshatra
    uttara ashadha (Ja)
    Origin
    Punjabi
    Gender
    Boy
    Syllables
    2

    Meaning compiled from public name lists.

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    Meaning

    He who is cute and sweet

    Popularity

    No birth-record data (source: not in US birth records; popularity in India is not tracked)

    Quick answers about Janal

    What does Janal mean?

    Janal is a boy name of Punjabi origin meaning "He who is cute and sweet".

    How popular is Janal?

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    Sister names that go with Janal

    IshikaBeeyatchHarnoorHarseeratHumpreetShardha

    Rashi, nakshatra & numerology

    Starting syllable
    Ja (जा)
    Nakshatra
    Uttara Ashadha, pada 3
    Name number
    2

    By tradition, names starting with “Ja” suit babies born in Uttara Ashadha nakshatra (pada 3), which falls in Makar rashi. This is read from the English spelling; the Hindi spelling decides the exact syllable. The name number uses Chaldean numerology.

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    Other meanings of Janal

    • Punjabi (girl): "He who is cute and sweet"
    • English (unisex): "Modern invented name"

    Questions parents ask about Janal

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