Sunama

The foreword of the book says it all - it is not just a reference book full of randomly picked names but a valiant attempt to guide motivated parents to pick excellent Sanskrit names for their children while avoiding blatant misinterpretations and mischaracterization on the internet. What parents must also feel assured about is that every single one of the names in the book finds a reference from scriptures, and not just imagined or whimsically constructed.A true treasure to use and pass on to other motivated individuals!

This book is not useful if you want to buy this book to search authentic name for your baby . Name is authentic but this name not much relevant in this time . Don’t west your money & time

#Sunama from @MisraNityanand is the best gift during or after pregnancy. Clear, concise, crisp meaningful vedic hindu names for a new born.

Good efforts taken by author. However the names may be impractical. Waiting for the application launch by the author

Feels more like a Sanskriti thesaurus rather than a name book

If someone wants to keep name according to numerology then there is very little scope as most names in the book are from A or S and that too very limited... Also the names are large and hence the scope of finding a good name further decreases... You can have it just for the sake of authenticity of the names in the book and thinking that it might come to your use one day in some generation

Great book on names and their meanings

This book is an utter waste of time. I bought this after I came across the writer's several reels debunking modern names. Unfortunately, he himself does not provide with any good name suggestions. The book is out of touch with names as per the modern times. Even the sanskrit names that have been published in the book do not have great meanings but rather appear to be simply sanskrit words. The book is losely written without much care and thought in evaluating baby names.