Hi I have an year old baby and i am an indian .And I want some traditional girl name can any one suggest me .

You haven't named your kid for 1 year??????????

Most of the people will not name there children till one year and this is mostly in India.
I have some names: Anu, Anu Radhe, Anupama, Anjali, Angella, Anusha, Anasuya, Amrutha, Amaravathi, Annapurna, Aruna, Arunodhaya, Bharathi, Bhargavi, Bhairavi, Bhuma, Candy, Casablanca, Deepa, Deepthi, Deevana, Elizebeth, Elima, Elvina, Elina, Fathima, Gauthami, Glory, Hyma, Hina, Hema, Hansika, Isha, Ipsitha, Jamuna, Jemima, Jayanthi, Kanthi, Karuna, Lalitha, Laya, Manisha, Madhavi, Madhumitha, Manjula, Manju, Maina, Nayana, Neethu, Neeta, Neena, Nirikshana, Nelima, Neelu, Pratheeksha, Prathyusha, Prathima, Pranithi, Prabha, Preethi, Princy, Rincy, Rinky, Reena, Reema, Sheba, Sheeja, Shaila, Sheethu, Sheethal, Samantha, Subedha, Sudhiksha,Sabina, Samyuktha, Samhitha, Sonal, Thanya, Thanuja, Teena, Urmila, Yamuna, Yamani, Zubedha.

All these names are good and contain a good meaning in them, you can select any of these names if you like them.

If you don't mind my asking, how come you didn't use the nine months to think of your baby's name? I thought that's what most people do. Have you considered naming the child after a beloved relative?

That's strange to me that many people in India will not name their child until they are one year old... It must be something cultural that I cannot relate to. How do you call the child until then?

My guess would be BABY hehehe. I bet it's really hard for them to give a good name to their child. That's good but to take that long is not quite good. It's sad being nameless for a year but I don't know what the culture there is about.

I personally don't know any Indian who waited 1 year before giving
a name for their child.

Is this practice in some particular region or caste or sect???

-F

You have a 1 year old baby and you are also pregnant?

-F

If you don't have any other ideas for a name, you could name your child after someone important in history or a person that you really admire.