Arhat is a profound and spiritually elevated Jain baby boy name meaning worthy one, one who has destroyed the inner enemies, and a soul that has achieved the highest state of spiritual purification. In Jain tradition, an Arhat is a Tirthankara or a Jina — a liberated soul who has conquered all inner passions and achieved Kevala Jnana, the state of omniscient, all-knowing awareness. The Arhat is one who has destroyed the four ghati karmas — those karmas that obscure the soul’s natural qualities of infinite knowledge, infinite perception, infinite bliss, and infinite energy. A child named Arhat is connected to this ideal of the highest spiritual achievement in Jainism: the complete conquest of inner enemies and the revelation of the soul’s own divine, infinite nature. The name is rare, distinctive, and carries the highest possible spiritual aspiration in the Jain philosophical framework. It is a name that calls the child toward the greatest of all possible achievements.