Name Keerat
Meaning Sing gods praise or glory, Lord Shiva
Gender Boy
Religion Hindu
Numerology 6
Length 3
Zodiac Sign Gemini

Keerat Meaning

Most parents want to name their child Keerat but before that, they do not try to know its meaning. Keerat The meaning of the name is Sing gods praise or glory, Lord Shiva. The name Keerat has special significance because its meaning is considered very good. For this reason also, before naming the child, its meaning should be known. By keeping the name Keerat, your child also acquires the qualities that are included in its meaning. People with the name Keerat are exactly like the meaning of their name. Further, the zodiac sign and lucky number of the name Keerat or the Sing gods praise or glory, Lord Shiva of the name Keerat are explained in detail.

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Keerat's Lucky Number

The ruling planet of the name Keerat is Mercury and its lucky number is 5. People with the name Keerat are very lucky, intelligent, and sharp-minded. People named Keerat like freedom and do not make promises to everyone. People with this name can become successful businessmen. They can make difficult tasks easy with their hard work and dedication. People with the number 5 are excited because the number 5 is a sign of adventure. People with the name Keerat associated with the number 5 lack patience and sometimes make decisions in haste.

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Keerat Personality

The zodiac sign of the name Keerat is Gemini. People named Keerat like to do such work in which they can stay busy and connect with new people. People named Keerat like to do challenging work. People with this zodiac sign often get bored of doing the same kind of work. People named Keerat like career fields like education, sales, writing, acting, and journalism. However, Gemini people are not considered trustworthy.

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Keerat's zodiac Gemini Names, Rashi & Horoscope

Name Meaning Religion
Kundalin One who wears earrings Hindu
Kundan Pure, Gold, Brilliant, Jasmine Hindu
Kundana Hindu
Kundanika Golden girl, Jasmine a flower Hindu
Kundanlal Golden Hindu
Kundhaadhara One of the kauravas Hindu
Kundhaasy One of the kauravas Hindu
Kundhabhedy One of the kauravas Hindu
Kundhan Pure, Gold, Brilliant, Jasmine Hindu
Kundhasaai One of the kauravas Hindu
Kundhavai Hindu
Kundhy One of the kauravas Hindu
Kundini An assemblage of jasmines Hindu
Kundir Strong Hindu
Kundrakkudiyon Lord Murugan, One who resides on hills Hindu
Kundrenindhon Lord Murugan Hindu
Kunika Flower Hindu
Kunisha Cuckoo, Nightingale Hindu
Kunj Trees and creppers over grown, Arbour, Living in greenery Hindu
Kunja Trees and creppers over grown, Arbour, Living in greenery Hindu
Kunjabihari Lord Krishna, Enjoyer of lakes Hindu
Kunjal Cuckoo, Nightingale, Living in greenery Hindu
Kunjalata Forest creeper, Wild climber plant Hindu
Kunjalatha Forest creeper, Wild climber plant Hindu
Kunjan Forest girl, Living in greenery Hindu
Kunjana Forest girl, Living in greenery Hindu
Kunjar Dwelling in forest, Name of a mountain, Name of a region, Name of a scrpent, Elephant, 13 th constellation or lunar mansion anything pre-eminent of its kind, Living in greenery Hindu
Kunjatta Hindu
Kunjesh Hindu
Kunjika Of the forest Hindu
Kunjit Hidden in the forest Hindu
Kunna Good Hindu Hindu
Kunsh Shining, Articulate Hindu
Kunshi Shining Hindu
Kunshita Reference to the immaculate conception Hindu
Kunshitha Reference to the immaculate conception Hindu
Kuntal Hair Hindu
Kuntala A woman with luxurious hair Hindu
Kunthi Consort of Pandu and mother of Pandavas Hindu
Kunti Consort of Pandu and mother of Pandavas (The Pandavas' mother. She was the sister of Vasudeva, Krishna's father. Her own father, Surasena, had given her as a baby to his close friend King Kuntibhoja) Hindu
Kunwar Prince Hindu
Kupat Excellent Hindu
Kuppa Attitude Hindu
Kurangi Deer Hindu
Kuresh Hindu
Kurinji Special, Flower which blooms once in twelve years Hindu
Kurinjvendan Lord Murugan, Consort of Kurinji (Velli) Hindu
Kurmi Hindu
Kurthak Hindu
Kuru (Ancient king and founder of the Kuru dynasty. Due to his performance of sacrifice and asceticism at the site) Hindu