Hindu Baby Boy Names Starting With D: page 16 of 20
3922 names with meanings and origins.
Page 16 of 20. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to hindu baby boy names starting with d.
Unisex · Indian · “Wealth or riches”
Unisex · Indian · “Dolie is a spelling variant of Dolly, a pet form of Dorothy. Dorothy comes from Greek and means "gift of God."”
Unisex · Indian · “Dolika comes from Sanskrit and means "a swing" or "a small swinging cradle."”
- Dolilurডলিলুর
Boy · Bengali · “Derived from Arabic, meaning evidence or guide of the faith.”
Unisex · Indian · “A poetic term for a white lotus. It symbolizes purity, enlightenment, and spiritual beauty rising above the muddy waters of life.”
Unisex · Indian · “Dolo is a Spanish short form of Dolores, meaning "sorrows," traditionally referring to the sorrows of the Virgin Mary.”
Unisex · Indian · “Doly is a spelling of Dolly, a pet form of Dorothy. Dorothy comes from Greek and means "gift of God."”
Unisex · Indian · “Earth-born or follower of Demeter”
Boy · Indian · “Lord of the universe (variant of Doondi)”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of milk, often referring to Lord Shiva”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the universe (Ganesha)”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the Tamil term for king or lord. Originally a title of nobility, now used as a formal and respectful given name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "beloved of the brave," a Hindi name combining elements of heroism and affection. It is a traditional masculine name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Destroyer of faults or sins”
Unisex · Indian · “One who removes faults”
Unisex · Indian · “Remover of defects”
Unisex · Indian · “One who takes away faults”
Unisex · Indian · “Doshakara means "maker of night" in Sanskrit and is a poetic name for the moon.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit doshakara, a name for the moon, and mukha, "face." It means "moon-faced."”
Unisex · Indian · “Doshakarin means "causing faults or harm" in Sanskrit, from dosha, "fault," and karin, "causing or making."”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is free from faults”
Unisex · Indian · “Associated with faults”
Unisex · Indian · “Devoid of faults”
Unisex · Indian · “Free from blemishes or flaws”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from Sanskrit-linked words for one who carries imperfections. Rarely used due to its negative connotation.”
Unisex · Indian · “Dotook comes from Hindi do-tuk, meaning 'straightforward,' 'frank,' or 'unequivocal.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Wealth or riches”
Unisex · Indian · “A French-style spelling of Tamil Durairajan, meaning 'lord' or 'king.' It combines Tamil durai, 'lord,' with rajan, from Sanskrit for 'king.'”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit roots for one who is intelligent and wise. Used to denote cleverness.”
Unisex · Indian · “Wealth or riches”
Boy · Bengali · “A song-birl.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit draghiyas, meaning 'longer' or 'more enduring.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Daughter of Daksha, another name for the goddess Parvati”
Unisex · Indian · “Another name for the goddess Parvati”
Unisex · Indian · “One who sees or a witness”
Unisex · Indian · “Drashtavyarupa means "one whose form is worthy of being seen," from Sanskrit drashtavya, "worth seeing," and rupa, "form."”
Unisex · Indian · “From the root Dras (to see). Means vision, sight, or insight. Used as a feminine name in modern India.”
Unisex · Indian · “Based on the name of a legendary king from the epic Mahabharata. Used to signify royalty and historical connection.”
Unisex · Indian · “Liquid or fluid”
Unisex · Indian · “Wealth or moving”
Boy · Sanskrit · “A variant of the Sanskrit name Dravida, often referring to a person from southern India.”
Boy · Indian · “From the Dravidian region (variant of Dravid)”
Unisex · Indian · “From the Dravidian region (variant of Dravid)”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning the giver of wealth or prosperity. It is a classic name given with the hope that the person will be generous and successful.”
Unisex · Indian · “Dravita means 'melted' or 'made liquid' in Sanskrit, from the root dru, 'to flow.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Draviyam means 'wealth' or 'property' in Tamil, derived from Sanskrit dravya, meaning 'substance' or 'possessions.'”
Boy · Indian · “Substance, wealth”
Unisex · Indian · “Dravyasamyuta means "endowed with wealth" or "possessing material resources," from Sanskrit dravya and samyuta.”
Unisex · Indian · “Dravyashaktih means "the power of substance or matter" in Sanskrit, from dravya, "substance," and shakti, "power."”
Boy · Indian · “Firm, steady (variant of Dhrut)”
Unisex · Indian · “A girl of one's dreams”
Boy · Indian · “Lord of the mountains”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit for firm or strong. Used to name a child expected to show resilience and unwavering character.”
Boy · Indian · “One of the kauravas”
Unisex · Indian · “One who performs firm actions”
Unisex · Indian · “One with steady wisdom”
Boy · Indian · “One of the kauravas”
Unisex · Indian · “One who holds firm vows”
Unisex · Indian · “One having a cosmic form”
Unisex · Indian · “Drikasvarupa means "having the nature of sight or awareness," from Sanskrit drik, "seeing," and svarupa, "essential nature."”
Unisex · Indian · “One who gives vision”
Unisex · Indian · “One who illuminates vision”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit for someone who is haughty, proud, or assertive. Reflects a strong, perhaps intense, personality.”
Unisex · Indian · “One with a proud face”
Unisex · Indian · “Rocky or containing stones”
Unisex · Indian · “Daughter of the sun”
Unisex · Indian · “Seen or perceived”
Unisex · Indian · “Visible or having sight”
Unisex · Indian · “Sight, vision (variant of Drishti)”
Unisex · Indian · “Visible or within sight”
Unisex · Indian · “One who grants vision”
Unisex · Indian · “Visible or worth seeing”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit drishya, meaning visible or scenic. It refers to someone who is easy to see, clear, or has a pleasant appearance.”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning one who sees or has vision. It represents wisdom, clarity of mind, and insightfulness.”
Boy · Indian · “To be seen, visible”
Unisex · Indian · “Light or luster”
Boy · Indian · “The teacher Drona”
Unisex · Indian · “Teacher of the Kauravas and Pandavas”
Boy · Indian · “Teacher Drona (a character in Mahabharata)”
Unisex · Indian · “Dronahartre is a Sanskrit devotional form meaning “slayer of Drona,” referring to the warrior-teacher in the Mahabharata.”
Boy · Indian · “Lord of Drona (Shiva)”
Unisex · Indian · “Light or vision”
Unisex · Indian · “Daughter of Drupada”
Unisex · Indian · “Daughter of Drupada”
Unisex · Indian · “Daughter of Drupada”
Boy · Indian · “Meaning deceiver or enemy. Used rarely in historical naming contexts.”
Unisex · Indian · “Druhinastuta means "praised by Brahma" in Sanskrit, combining Druhina, a name of Brahma, with stuta, "praised."”
Boy · Indian · “Deceiver, enemy (variant of Druha)”
- Drupadद्रुपद
Boy · Sanskrit · “King of pachala; a king, father of draupadi”
Unisex · Indian · “King of Panchala and father of Draupadi”
Unisex · Indian · “A patronymic from Drupada, a king in the Mahabharata, and Atmaja (daughter). It is specifically used for the character Draupadi.”
Boy · Indian · “Firm-footed (a king in Mahabharata, variant of Drupad)”
Unisex · Indian · “Daughter of Drupada”
Unisex · Indian · “Vision or sight”
Unisex · Indian · “Vision or sight”
Unisex · Indian · “Firm or resolute”
Unisex · Indian · “Pole star, fixed, constant (variant of Dhruv)”
Unisex · Indian · “Steady or fixed son”
Boy · Indian · “The enduring sound, Heaven, Certainly, Eternally”
Unisex · Indian · “Fixed, constant (variant of Dhruv)”
- Druvanshध्रुवांश
Boy · Sanskrit · “Eternal ray — built from Dhruv, the pole star, and ansh, 'portion of.'”
Unisex · Indian · “From the Sanskrit root Dhru, meaning fixed or stable. It implies a constant and reliable nature; a variation of Dhruv.”
Boy · Indian · “Lord of the pole star (variant of Dhruv)”
Boy · Indian · “A term of endearment, literally meaning love of the sun. Used as a warm, affectionate masculine nickname for a cherished child.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "one who consumes milk"; a Sanskrit name from Hindu scriptures.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "one who takes milk"; a traditional Sanskrit name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "one who carries milk and water"; a descriptive Sanskrit name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "one who drinks milk"; a name rooted in Sanskrit tradition.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is bathed in milk”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "Lord of the lamp"; a Sanskrit name for a leader or ruler.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is like a father or protector”
Unisex · Indian · “Duhawma means "lovable" or "desirable" in Mizo, a language of northeastern India.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who causes sorrow”
Unisex · Indian · “One who gives sorrow”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "a wildfire that consumes sorrows"; a poetic Sanskrit name.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who bears sorrow”
Unisex · Indian · “One who destroys sorrow”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "a village of sorrow"; a name derived from Sanskrit roots.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit roots 'Duhkha' (sorrow) and 'Hantr' (destroyer/remover), denoting one who eliminates pain. A rare and evocative spiritual name.”
Unisex · Indian · “A descriptor meaning one who removes sorrow or pain. Often used as an epithet for divine figures who provide comfort.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who destroys sorrow”
Unisex · Indian · “One who takes away sorrow”
Unisex · Indian · “One free from sorrow”
Unisex · Indian · “From Duhkha (sorrow) and Kartr (maker). A rarely used, literal name describing someone who might cause hardship or grief.”
Unisex · Indian · “Destroyer of sorrows”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit origin meaning 'one who gives sorrow'. A rare and unconventional name, likely mythological in reference.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who destroys sorrow”
Unisex · Indian · “Irresistible or unbearable”
Boy · Indian · “Difficult to rule (a character in Mahabharata)”
Unisex · Indian · “One who removes bad dreams”
Unisex · Indian · “The destroyer of nightmares or bad dreams.”
Unisex · Indian · “Sad or unhappy person”
Boy · Indian · “Family, lineage”
Unisex · Indian · “Goddess of the swing”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "a handful of flowers"; a Sanskrit name reflecting beauty.”
Boy · Indian · “Sanskrit/Hindi root meaning love or affection. A sweet, masculine name used to express that the child is deeply cherished and loved.”
Unisex · Indian · “Composed of 'dular' (beloved) and 'chand' (moon). It is a poetic way to address a child as a precious, loved moon.”
Boy · Indian · “Difficult to milk”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from roots implying resemblance; means likeness. Often used poetically to compare a child to something beautiful.”
Unisex · Indian · “Dumani comes from the Zulu and Xhosa verb duma, meaning “to thunder” or “resound.” It can be understood as the call “Thunder!””
Unisex · Indian · “Resembling or likeness”
Unisex · Indian · “A drum or musical beat”
Boy · Indian · “Lord of the universe (variant of Doondi)”
Unisex · Indian · “Means "Lord of the war drum"; a powerful Sanskrit name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Dundubhaye is an inflected form of Sanskrit Dundubhi, meaning "drum" or "kettledrum."”
Unisex · Indian · “Resonant with the sound of a sacred drum.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who loves the sound of drums”
Unisex · Indian · “Having the sound of a drum”
Unisex · Indian · “A musical instrument, a drum”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the earth”
Unisex · Indian · “Worldly or belonging to the world”
Unisex · Indian · “From the dark stone settlement”
Boy · Punjabi · “Likely from 'Dur' (distant/celestial) and 'Ang' (body/lord). It suggests a radiant, gracious lord. A masculine name.”
Boy · Punjabi · “From 'Dup' (radiance) and 'Inder' (God/Lord). It means victory of the radiant divine light. A masculine given name.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who subdues or removes evil conduct and wicked ways.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who holds or maintains”
Unisex · Indian · “Difficult to overcome or unconquerable”
Unisex · Indian · “A variant spelling of Durga, meaning "the inaccessible" or "the invincible" goddess in Hindu mythology.”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the name of the Goddess Durga, meaning her devotee. Used in religious families.”
- Duraimaniதுரைமணி
Boy · Tamil · “A traditional Tamil name meaning a precious gem among leaders. It combines 'Durai' for leader and 'Mani' for a sparkling, valuable jewel.”
Unisex · Indian · “Brave king or warrior”
Unisex · Indian · “King of the Pandya dynasty”
- Durairajதுரைராஜ்
Boy · Tamil · “A powerful name meaning the king of leaders or a noble ruler. It reflects a person destined for authority and respected for their leadership.”
- Duraisamiதுரைசாமி
Boy · Tamil · “Meaning the lord of leaders. This classic Tamil name conveys a sense of divine guidance and a strong, protective personality.”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the king”
Unisex · Indian · “King of beauty or wealth”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the king”
Unisex · Indian · “From Durai (king/lord) and Swamy (master). Meaning lord of the king. Used as a high-ranking honorific title.”
Unisex · Indian · “Spear-wielding king”
Unisex · Indian · “Difficult to obtain or attain”
Unisex · Indian · “One with a strong or firm body”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'Dura' (difficult) and 'Anja' (conquer). Means one who is nearly impossible to conquer or defeat. Used for strength.”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit-derived, meaning enduring or eternal. Used to imply resilience.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit 'dur' (difficult) and 'aradh' (to worship). Meaning: one who is hard to attain or worship. Used as a unique, reverent name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Difficult to worship or approach”
Unisex · Indian · “Enemy of the difficult ones”
Unisex · Indian · “Difficult to reach or attain”
Unisex · Indian · “Difficult to attain”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from Sanskrit, meaning a difficult aspiration or desire. Used as a rare, philosophical name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit origin meaning stable, steady, or firmly placed. Used to describe someone with a resolute, unshakeable character.”
Unisex · Indian · “Hard to overcome or suppress”
Unisex · Indian · “The one who is far from those with a dark or wicked soul.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who lives in distance”
Unisex · Indian · “A Sanskrit term for something difficult to pass or overcome, often used to describe challenges or profound mysteries.”
Unisex · Indian · “Difficult to reach”
Unisex · Indian · “One who dwells in a difficult place”
Unisex · Indian · “One who resides in a difficult location”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning indivisible or impenetrable. It is used to describe something or someone with unbreakable strength or resolve.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Durbodha (ignorance) and Hara (remover). One who clears away misunderstanding; a name for a wise individual.”
Unisex · Indian · “Destroyer of bad wisdom or folly”
Boy · Indian · “Difficult to subdue (variant of Durdamana)”
Boy · Indian · “Difficult to subdue”
Unisex · Indian · “Difficult to see or look at”
Unisex · Indian · “Difficult to envision”
Unisex · Indian · “Difficult state or condition”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is difficult to hold”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the unconquerable”
Boy · Indian · “Difficult to conquer (variant of Durdharsha)”
Unisex · Indian · “A youth who is difficult to defeat or overcome.”
Unisex · Indian · “Hard to perceive or understand”
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