නම, ආශිර්වාදය A naming blessing
Babeename suggests names chosen for your heritage and your faith, and for the auspicious letter in your child’s horoscope — each arriving with its meaning, its roots, and why it belongs to your family.
Every plan gives you five names to choose from — each with a printable certificate to keep.
No accounts to wrestle with, no jargon. Tell us about your family and meet names made for them.
Your heritage and faith, the auspicious letter you’d like (or your child’s birth star), and whether you want a middle name.
Meaningful, culturally-right names in your family’s script — each with its meaning, its roots, and why it fits.
Save the ones you love, compare them calmly, and print a keepsake certificate for the name you choose.
The full name sits in your family’s own script, sealed with its auspicious letter — a keepsake, not a list.
Girl · Sinhala · Buddhist
නෙත්මි වීරසිංහ
Nethmi Weerasinghe
Say NETH-mi
A gentle, much-loved Sinhala name — soft in sound and warm in meaning.
It opens with your auspicious letter නෙ, and stays tender and easy to call across a lifetime.
Boy · Tamil · Hindu
அர்ஜுன் ஆனந்தன்
Arjun Ananthan
Say AR-jun
A luminous Tamil name from a Sanskrit root long loved across the south — clarity and light.
It begins with your auspicious letter அ — bright in meaning and simple to carry anywhere.
Girl · Tamil & Sinhala · Hindu
කාව්යා පෙරේරා
Kavya Perera
Say KAAV-yaa
From a Vedic and Sanskrit root shared by Tamil and Sinhala families alike — shown in your family’s script.
No single chosen letter here — instead an honest “shared roots” note, because this name belongs to both sides of your family.
Names true to Sinhala/Buddhist, Tamil/Hindu, Muslim and Christian traditions — in සිංහල and தமிழ், not transliterated guesses.
Your family details are used only to choose names. No selling your data, no spam, no surprise sign-ups.
Pay once in rupees and it’s yours. No subscription, no monthly fee, no auto-renewal to cancel later.
Every name comes with a printable certificate — the script, the meaning and the blessing, ready to frame.
Yes. We suggest names across Sinhala/Buddhist, Tamil/Hindu, Muslim and Christian/Burgher traditions, shown in the right script for your family — සිංහල, தமிழ் or Latin. You tell us your heritage and faith, and the names follow.
In Sri Lankan tradition, a child’s birth star (nakshatra) points to one or more lucky first letters for the name. On the Pro and Ultra plans we can calculate that letter from the birth details; on any plan you can simply tell us the letter you’d like, and we’ll only suggest names that begin with it.
Yes. You pay once, in rupees, for your chosen plan — there is no subscription and nothing renews. Each plan simply gives you that many names to keep, with their certificates.
Absolutely. Ask for a middle name and each suggestion arrives as first + middle + your surname — the full name, on the folio and the certificate. If you’d rather keep it to a single given name, that’s the default.
The name is shown large in your family’s own script — Sinhala or Tamil — with a Latin caption and a pronunciation guide beneath. A name with roots in both cultures still renders in your heritage’s script, with a small “shared roots” note rather than a switched alphabet.
A set of five names per attempt, each with its meaning, cultural significance and why it fits your family — plus the ability to save favourites and print a keepsake name certificate for the one you choose.