Gunin गुणिन

Gunin (Sanskrit: गुणिन) is an ancient word which means endowed with good qualities or merits. Gunin also means auspicious or requiring the first gradation.

According to Dashakumara-Charita (दशकुमार-चरित), Gunin means auspicious. In Bhagavat-Purana, Gunin is used as possessing qualities or quality-possessor.
Gunin is another name of Lord Ganesh, as lord of All good qualities. Lord Ganesha is symbolic of being perfectly well-mannered and gracious
Reference of Gunin is found in Manu Smiriti and Yajyavalakya where the meaning of it is someone endowed with good qualities or merits.
This name also founds reference in Shubhashitavali (सुभाषितावलि) and Sarangdhar-Padyatee (शार्ङ्गधर-पद्धति) where it refers to something that is furnished with a string or rope.
Gunin is mentioned in Panini (पाणिनि) where Gunin means something that is containing parts or which is consisting of parts.
As described in the Katnatra (कातन्त्र) Gunin refers to a vowel requiring first gradation.