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Which names suit your baby?
Start with their date of birth

Your baby's date of birth carries two numbers, the Mulank and the Bhagyank. In Chaldean numerology a name is read as a comfortable fit when its own number sits well with those two. Enter the date and see them both, free.

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How the tradition works

Two numbers, one name, one simple comparison

The Mulank comes from the day of the month alone. Born on the 23rd? Add 2 and 3, the Mulank is 5. The Bhagyank uses every digit of the full date, added and reduced the same way.

A name becomes a number too. In the Chaldean system every letter carries a value, the letters are added up, and the total reduces to a single digit. When that digit is friendly with both birth numbers, practitioners call the name a comfortable fit.

Spelling matters, which is the part most parents find surprising. Advik and Advick give different totals. That is why families often test two or three spellings of a name they already love.

Sound, meaning and family feeling come first. The numbers are a tiebreaker, never a rulebook.

Three steps, about a minute

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1. Enter the date of birth

Just the date. Expected date is fine if baby is still on the way.

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2. See the two birth numbers

Mulank from the day, Bhagyank from the full date, worked out in front of you.

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3. Get names that fit

Real Indian names whose Chaldean numbers sit well with both.

The second traditional layer

Where the nakshatra syllable fits in

Many families are given a starting syllable at the naamkaran. It comes from the janma nakshatra, the lunar mansion the Moon was in at the moment of birth, and it needs the exact birth time and place to calculate.

This check is built on the birth-number method, which needs only the date. If you also want the syllable, ask your panditji or take the birth time and place to a full Kundli reading. The two layers sit happily together, and plenty of families use only one of them.

What the Baby Name Report adds

The free check gives you the numbers and a taste of the list. The report is the full shortlist you can take to the family.

โœ“15 to 20 real Indian names matched to your baby's numbers
โœ“Traditional and modern names side by side
โœ“The true meaning of every single name
โœ“Why each name fits, in words you can repeat to family
โœ“What the birth numbers traditionally say about your child
โœ“A practical naamkaran checklist for initials and spellings

Run the free check first. The report is offered on the next screen.

Questions parents ask

Not for this check. The two birth numbers, Mulank and Bhagyank, come from the date alone. Birth time is only needed for the nakshatra layer, which your panditji can give you at the naamkaran.

One date. Two numbers. A shortlist you can actually use.

It is free, it takes about thirty seconds, and there is nothing to pay for or install.

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