Baby girl names starting with D
Looking for a baby girl name starting with D? Here are 61 names, with meanings, origins and languages, to help you build a shortlist.
- Daivi — Divine nature, godly, celestial (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Daksha — n. able, fit, adroit, expert, clever, dexterous, industrious, intelligent (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Marathi
- Dakshayani — Meanings families give: Daughter of Daksha, Goddess Sati; Goddess Parvati, daughter of Daksha (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Telugu
- Dakshina — Donation given to priest, capable (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Damayanthi — Subduing, taming, beautiful princess (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Kannada
- Damayanti — Meanings families give: Taming others, wife of Nala, legendary beauty; Subduing, taming, beautiful princess (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Malayalam
- Damini — Meanings families give: Lightning, one who controls, rope; Lightning; one who controls (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati / Marathi
- Danalakshmi — Goddess of wealth (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Tamil
- Darsha — To see, vision, beholding the divine (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Darshana — Vision, perception, philosophical view (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Debika — Meanings families give: Little goddess; Little goddess; divine feminine form (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Bengali
- Debjani — Gift of God, divine (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Debosree — Divine beauty; beauty of the gods (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Bengali
- Deeksha — Meanings families give: Initiation, dedication; Initiation, preparation, gift (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Deepa — Meanings families give: Lamp, light, flame of the lamp; Light, lamp, flame; Lamp, light, flame; Light, lamp, radiant (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Malayalam / Marathi / Telugu
- Deepali — Meanings families give: Row of lamps, festival of lights; A row of lamps, Diwali lights (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Marathi
- Deepika — Meanings families give: Light, lamp; A small lamp, little light; Small lamp, light, lantern; Lamp, light, illumination; Little lamp, illuminating (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Kannada / Odia / Tamil / Telugu
- Deepkunwar — Lamp princess, one who lights the way (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Deepthi — Meanings families give: Flame, brightness, glow; Light, brightness, brilliance; Brightness, glow, radiance (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Malayalam / Telugu
- Deivanai — Wife of Murugan, divine (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Tamil
- Deivanayagi — Leader of the divine (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Tamil
- Devaki — Meanings families give: Mother of Lord Krishna, divine woman; Divine, mother of Krishna (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Kannada
- Devashri — Divine beauty, glory of the gods (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Devi — Goddess, divine female, supreme power (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Devibai — Goddess lady, divine woman (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Rajasthani
- Devika — Meanings families give: Little goddess; Little goddess, divine; Minor goddess, divine little one (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam / Tamil / Telugu
- Devyani — Meanings families give: Chariot of the gods, daughter of Shukra; Chariot of gods, divine vehicle (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Marathi
- Dhamini — Lightning, one who is brilliant (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Dhanashree — Goddess of wealth, Lakshmi (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Kannada
- Dhanashri — Wealth of the goddess, rich grace (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Dhanushri — Goddess holding the bow (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Tamil
- Dhanya — fortunate, happy, auspicious (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Hindi / Malayalam / Telugu
- Dhara — stream or current of water (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Gujarati
- Dharani — the earth (personified as the wife of Dhruva) (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Tamil / Telugu
- Dharini — the earth (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Hindi
- Dhivya — Meanings families give: Divine, celestial; Divine, heavenly, sacred (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam / Tamil
- Dhivyabharathi — Divine land of India (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Tamil
- Dhriti — Meanings families give: Courage, morale, steadiness; Determination, courage; Patience, firmness (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati / Hindi
- Dhruvi — Firm, steadfast, Polaris star (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Dhvani — sound, echo, noise, voice, tone, tune, thunder (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Gujarati
- Dhwani — Sound, voice (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Diksha — preparation or consecration for a religious ceremony, undertaking religious observances for a partic. purpose and the observances themselves (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Hindi
- Dilnoza — One who pleases the heart, beautiful (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Malayalam
- Dipsikha — Flame of a lamp, tip of fire (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Dipta — Shining, radiant (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Dipti — brightness, light, splendour (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Bengali
- Diptirekha — Line of light, radiant streak (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Odia
- Disha — Meanings families give: Direction, path, guiding light; Direction, guidance, aim; Direction, path (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati / Hindi / Telugu
- Diti — Meanings families give: Bounded, wife of Kashyapa, mother of titans; Splendour, brightness; mother of Daityas (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati / Hindi
- Divya — Meanings families give: Divine, heavenly; Divine, heavenly, brilliant; Divine, heavenly, brilliant light; Divine, brilliant, beautiful (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati / Hindi / Kannada / Malayalam / Tamil / Telugu
- Diya — Meanings families give: Lamp, light; Lamp, divine light (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Doyel — The Oriental Magpie Robin; national bird of Bangladesh (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Bengali
- Drashti — Sight, vision, eye (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Gujarati
- Draupadi — Daughter of Drupada, Panchali (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi
- Drishya — to be looked at, worth seeing, beautiful, pleasing (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Gujarati / Malayalam
- Drisya — to be looked at, worth seeing, beautiful, pleasing (cited: Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)) · Malayalam
- Durba — Sacred grass used in rituals; evergreen (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Bengali
- Durga — Meanings families give: Invincible goddess, beyond reach; Goddess of strength, invincible; Goddess who is difficult to approach, invincible (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi / Malayalam / Telugu
- Durgambal — Goddess Durga (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Tamil
- Durgambika — Goddess Durga, protector mother (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Telugu
- Durgavati — Possessor of the form of Durga (meaning as commonly given, not from a dictionary) · Hindi