Baby names starting with D
Girl names (61)
- Diya — Lamp, divine light
- Divya — Divine, brilliant, beautiful
- Disha — Direction, path, guiding light
- Dhivya — Divine, heavenly, sacred
- Deepika — A small lamp, little light
- Dhanya — Fortunate, blessed, grateful
- Dhriti — Patience, firmness
- Drishya — Visible, to be seen, beautiful sight
- Devika — Little goddess
- Deepthi — Brightness, glow, radiance
- Drisya — Beautiful to behold, scenery
- Deeksha — Initiation, dedication
- Deepa — Lamp, light, flame of the lamp
- Dhwani — Sound, voice
- Deepali — A row of lamps, Diwali lights
- Doyel — The Oriental Magpie Robin; national bird of Bangladesh
- Drashti — Sight, vision, eye
- Debika — Little goddess
- Diksha — Initiation, preparation for ceremony
- Dhvani — Sound, melody, echo
- Devyani — Chariot of gods, divine vehicle
- Daksha — Able, talented, expert, daughter
- Dipti — Brightness, radiance, flame of light
- Dhara — Earth; flow of water; stream
- Dhruvi — Firm, steadfast, Polaris star
- Debosree — Divine beauty; beauty of the gods
- Dilnoza — One who pleases the heart, beautiful
- Damini — Lightning, one who controls, rope
- Debjani — Gift of God, divine
- Devi — Goddess, divine female, supreme power
- Durga — Goddess who is difficult to approach, invincible
- Diti — Splendour, brightness; mother of Daityas
- Dipta — Shining, radiant
- Damayanti — Subduing, taming, beautiful princess
- Dipsikha — Flame of a lamp, tip of fire
- Darshana — Vision, perception, philosophical view
- Dharani — Earth, the one who holds
- Darsha — To see, vision, beholding the divine
- Devaki — Mother of Lord Krishna, divine woman
- Devibai — Goddess lady, divine woman
- Durba — Sacred grass used in rituals; evergreen
- Daivi — Divine nature, godly, celestial
- Dhanashree — Goddess of wealth, Lakshmi
- Danalakshmi — Goddess of wealth
- Diptirekha — Line of light, radiant streak
- Devashri — Divine beauty, glory of the gods
- Dakshayani — Goddess Parvati, daughter of Daksha
- Dharini — The earth, one who supports all
- Dhanushri — Goddess holding the bow
- Damayanthi — Subduing, taming, beautiful princess
- Deivanayagi — Leader of the divine
- Deivanai — Wife of Murugan, divine
- Durgambal — Goddess Durga
- Dakshina — Donation given to priest, capable
- Draupadi — Daughter of Drupada, Panchali
- Dhivyabharathi — Divine land of India
- Durgambika — Goddess Durga, protector mother
- Dhanashri — Wealth of the goddess, rich grace
- Deepkunwar — Lamp princess, one who lights the way
- Durgavati — Possessor of the form of Durga
- Dhamini — Lightning, one who is brilliant
Boy & unisex names (125)
- Dhruv — Pole star, constant
- Dev — God, divine being
- Daksh — Capable, talented, son of Brahma
- Divyansh — Divine part, a sacred portion of the supreme divine
- Druv — Immovable, pole star
- Dhyan — Meditation, attention
- Devansh — Part of God, divine fraction and heavenly portion
- Darsh — Vision, sight, handsome
- Dhanush — Bow
- Darshan — Vision, philosophy
- Devank — Marks of God
- Danish — Knowledge, wisdom
- Diljit — Won over hearts
- Deepak — Lamp, light, candle
- Debashis — Blessing of the gods
- Dharmik — Righteous, virtuous
- Dinesh — Lord of the day, the sun
- Daljeet — Victorious army, conqueror of groups
- Debojit — Won by the gods
- Dharma — Righteousness, duty
- Devam — Divine, godly
- Dilip — King of the earth, protector
- Devang — Part of God; divine body
- Dharmesh — Lord of righteousness; Dharma
- Devinder — Lord of the gods, king of divinity
- Dipankar — One who lights lamps; illuminator
- Dhruvin — Firm, constant like the pole star
- Dilpreet — Beloved of the heart, love of the soul
- Devraj — King of gods, Lord Indra
- Deepinder — Lamp of the gods, divine light
- Debdatta — Gift of God; given by the divine
- Dishant — Horizon, boundary of directions
- Diljot — Light of the heart, heart's flame
- Dhruva — Pole star, immovable
- Dharmveer — Hero of righteousness, warrior of dharma
- Dileep — One who illuminates, generous king
- Dhananjay — Conqueror of wealth, Arjuna
- Debendra — King of gods, Indra
- Dixit — Initiated, vowed, dedicated
- Dalveer — Brave army warrior, military hero
- Dhanraj — King of wealth, ruler of prosperity
- Dhrumil — Mountain-like firm; related to Dhruv
- Dilipsingh — Protector of the heart, beloved king
- Damodar — Bound by rope at belly, Lord Krishna
- Dipan — Illuminating, brightening
- Dharamveer — Hero of righteousness, warrior of dharma
- Darshandeep — Lamp of divine vision, light of sacred sight
- Dalbir — Brave warrior of the army, military hero
- Devjinder — Lord of the gods, divine ruler
- Dattatreya — Son of Atri, combined form of Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva
- Dineshan — Lord of the day, the sun
- Damandeep — Lamp of self-control, light of restraint
- Dilawar — Brave heart, courageous soul
- Dineshsingh — Sun warrior, lion of the day
- Dhanwinder — God of wealth, lord of prosperity
- Devan — Divine, godly
- Debadatta — Gift of the god
- Dhianpreet — Love through meditation, affection in contemplation
- Dhanwant — Wealthy, possessor of abundance
- Dilbagh — Heart's garden, beautiful inner garden
- Dilnawaz — Soothing the heart, one who comforts the soul
- Diwanpreet — Love of the divine court, devoted to God's darbar
- Dnyaneshwar — Lord of knowledge, the great Varkari saint
- Dwarikanath — Lord of Dwarka, Krishna
- Dipu — Brilliant, shining, radiant one
- Divyam — Divine, heavenly and of sacred celestial nature
- Durai — Leader, the noble one
- Devendra — King of gods, Indra
- Devadas — Servant of god
- Dhirendra — Lord of the brave, courageous king
- Dhritiman — Firm-minded, patient, composed
- Denny — Kerala Christian form of Denis, divine
- Devesh — Lord of the gods, supreme ruler of all deities
- Devdas — Servant of god, devotee
- Debarghya — Offering to the gods; divine gift
- Devrajsingh — King of gods warrior, divine ruler
- Divakar — The sun, maker of day
- Davinderpal — Protector of the divine lord
- Dharmaraj — King of righteousness
- Damodara — Krishna with a rope around his belly
- Durgaprasad — Blessing of goddess Durga
- Dadasaheb — Respected elder, honored father figure
- Dripto — Proud, radiant; illuminated
- Durgashankar — Shiva and Durga combined, supreme divine
- Damodaran — The one bound by rope, Krishna
- Duraimurugan — Leader Murugan
- Dharmarao — King of righteousness
- Dhanunjay — Arjuna, winner of wealth
- Dibyasingha — Divine lion, godly courage
- Dalapati — Commander of forces, army chief
- Devaraj — King of gods, Indra
- Darpan — Mirror, one who reflects truth and clarity always
- Durgadatt — Gift of Durga, goddess blessed
- Dasan — Servant, devotee, humble follower
- Dayakar — Merciful, compassionate one
- Dalpat — Master of the group, leader of forces
- Dhanvantri — God of medicine, healer divine
- Digant — Horizon, the end of the sky and beginning of earth
- Dasharatha — Father of Rama, chariot of ten
- Divaansh — Part of the divine, a fraction of the supreme light
- Deshbandhu — Friend of the nation, patriot
- Dhayaalan — Compassionate one
- Dungarsingh — Mountain warrior, strong as a hill
- Dushyant — Destroyer of evil, one who removes wickedness
- Durgadas — Servant of Durga, devoted to the goddess
- Daivat — Powerful, divine strength and godly vigor
- Digvijay — Conqueror of all directions, victorious everywhere
- Dakshinamurthi — Lord Shiva facing south, teacher
- Duryodhan — Hard to conquer, brave warrior from Mahabharata
- Deivasigamani — Crown of divinity
- Dyavaiah — Divine father, sky god
- Devdatt — Gift of the gods, divinely bestowed and blessed
- Doddaiah — Great one, respected elder
- Durgesh — Lord of forts, master of strongholds and castles
- Daya — Compassion, one full of mercy and kindness
- Deivasenapati — Commander of divine army
- Darpit — Proud, filled with righteous pride and dignity
- Dheivathilagam — Jewel of divinity
- Dayaram — Compassionate as Rama, merciful lord of grace
- Drishtant — Example, one who is an inspiring model for others
- Dasettan — Elder servant brother, respectful North Kerala name
- Dwarkanath — Lord of Dwarka, Krishna as master of the holy city
- Dattadev — Given by God, divine gift and heavenly blessing
- Dron — A vessel, the great teacher of Mahabharata
- Dwaipayan — Island born, another name for sage Vyasa