Hindu Baby Boy Names Starting With D: page 6 of 20
3922 names with meanings and origins.
Page 6 of 20. Start from the first page for the top picks and an introduction to hindu baby boy names starting with d.
Unisex · Indian · “Divine or godly”
Unisex · Indian · “Radiant or shining”
Unisex · Indian · “Radiant or shining”
Unisex · Indian · “Radiant or shining”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of light or brilliance”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit roots for initiation or gift. It is a feminine name used to signify the start of a spiritual journey.”
Unisex · Indian · “Initiation, consecration (variant of Dikshan)”
Unisex · Indian · “Powerful or skilled”
Unisex · Indian · “Powerful or skilled”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit-derived, meaning insightful or brilliant. Used for an intelligent child.”
Boy · Indian · “Derived from Sanskrit for initiated or consecrated. Used to describe one who has undergone a ritual or is prepared for a significant task.”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit origin meaning someone who is initiated, skilled, or talented in a particular craft. Used to describe competence.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who gives peace”
Boy · Bengali · “Derived from Persian roots signifying a brave warrior or a protector of the people, commonly adopted in Bengali for its strong meaning.”
Unisex · Indian · “A variant spelling of Delilah, a Hebrew name meaning delicate or languishing.”
Unisex · Indian · “A blend of Demi and Rose; Demi is a Greek name meaning half, and Rose is a Latin flower name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Demudu is a regional Telugu form of Devudu, meaning "god" or "deity."”
Boy · Indian · “A combination of Deena (poor) and Dayal (merciful). Meaning compassionate toward the downtrodden. Used to reflect a humble and kind nature.”
Unisex · Indian · “An Athabaskan name meaning the high one, referring to the tallest mountain in North America, symbolizing strength, height, and natural grandeur.”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the day”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the day”
Unisex · Indian · “Deneshan is a Tamil variant of Dinesh, from Sanskrit meaning 'lord of the day,' a name for the sun.”
Boy · Indian · “From Dionysisu; God of wine”
Boy · Indian · “Meaning happy or joyful. A modern choice for parents seeking to express the delight and contentment that a child brings to the family.”
Unisex · Indian · “A variant of Denisa, a feminine form of Denis, derived from Dionysius, meaning follower of Dionysos.”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the day”
Unisex · Indian · “Goddess of wealth or auspicious beauty”
Unisex · Indian · “Light or a row of lamps”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the lamp or light”
Unisex · Indian · “Depanjili is a spelling of Deepanjali, from Sanskrit roots meaning "offering of lamps" or "offering of light."”
Unisex · Indian · “One who lights lamps”
Unisex · Indian · “Light or radiant”
Unisex · Indian · “Light or illuminated”
Unisex · Indian · “Light or beautiful light”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the word for light or a lamp. Signifies brightness and guidance. A very popular, classic feminine name.”
Unisex · Indian · “A diminutive of Deborah, a Hebrew name meaning bee.”
Unisex · Indian · “Light or luster”
Boy · Indian · “A name derived from the Indian surname Desai, meaning lord of a district.”
Unisex · Indian · “Belonging to the country”
Unisex · Indian · “From Desha (country) and Bhasha (language). Means language of the land. Used to honor regional heritage.”
Boy · Indian · “Derived from Desha (direction/country). Meaning one who directs, guides, or points the way. Often implies leadership and moral instruction.”
- Deshalदेशल
Boy · Indian · “This Indian name is derived from the word deshad and refers to a nation or country.”
- Deshanदेशन
Boy · Indian · “An Indian male name originating from deshad, symbolizing one's nation or homeland.”
Unisex · Indian · “Pride of the country”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit-derived, meaning king of the world. Used to symbolize far-reaching influence.”
Unisex · Indian · “Joy of the country”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the country (variant of Deshanth)”
Boy · Indian · “Path of the country”
Unisex · Indian · “King of the country”
Unisex · Indian · “Deshigan is a Tamil form of Deshika, a Sanskrit name meaning 'guide' or 'spiritual teacher'.”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from the word for a guide or indicator. Used for someone who is a leader or shows others the right path.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Desh (region) and Mukh (face/leader), meaning chief or leader of a region. A historical title.”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from Sanskrit roots for pride and nation. Used to signify patriotism and one who brings honor to their country.”
Unisex · Indian · “Derived from 'desh' (nation). Means the pride of the nation. Used to evoke patriotism and national pride.”
Unisex · Indian · “King of the country”
Boy · Indian · “Lord of the country”
Unisex · Indian · “One who belongs to the country”
Unisex · Indian · “One who belongs to the country”
Unisex · Indian · “Desiga comes from Sanskrit deshika, used in Tamil for a spiritual teacher or guide.”
Unisex · Indian · “Desigan is a Tamil form of Sanskrit Desika, meaning "teacher" or "spiritual guide."”
Unisex · Indian · “Desigen is a Tamil form of Desikan, from Sanskrit deshika, meaning 'guide' or 'spiritual teacher.'”
Unisex · Indian · “Teacher or guide”
Unisex · Indian · “Teacher or instructor”
Unisex · Indian · “King of the country”
- Devदेव
Boy · Indian · “A divine being or a god, representing light, holiness, and the celestial aspects of the universe.”
Unisex · Indian · “Rooted in 'deva' (divine/god). A shortened, modern form used to denote a god-like or spiritual nature in a child.”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'deva' (divine) and 'ananthan' (joy). Means joy of the divine, suggesting the child is a source of heavenly happiness.”
Boy · Indian · “From Deva (god) and Ansha (part). Meaning a part or portion of the divine. Used to suggest the child is a gift or reflection of the gods.”
- Devaapiதேவாபி
Boy · Tamil · “A name from ancient scriptures referring to one who is a friend of the gods or someone with a pious and sacred character.”
Unisex · Indian · “A compound of 'Deva' (god) and 'Aarti' (lamp ritual). It signifies a divine light or prayer offered to the gods.”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'Deva' (god) and 'Balan' (strength). Means divinely endowed with physical or moral power.”
Unisex · Indian · “Share or portion of the divine”
Unisex · Indian · “Teacher of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Supporter of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Ornament of the gods”
- Devabrataदेवव्रत
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name and an epithet for Bhishma, it refers to one who is dedicated to divine vows or religious duties.”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning teacher of the gods. Refers to a figure of great wisdom, guidance, and intellectual authority.”
Unisex · Indian · “The crest jewel among all the gods.”
Boy · Indian · “From Deva (god) and Darsh (to see/worship). Meaning a devotee or one who seeks a vision of the divine. Used to denote strong faith.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit roots for divine and vision, it means one who perceives the holy. Often used for a highly spiritual person.”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning servant of the gods, a common devotional name. It signifies humility and dedication to the divine.”
Unisex · Indian · “Given by the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'Deva' (god) and 'Datta' (given). God-given. A classic name used to show gratitude for the birth of a child.”
- Devadattதேவதத்
Boy · Tamil · “A person who is considered a gift from the divine, representing a blessed life and a soul nurtured by heavenly grace.”
- Devadevaदेवदेव
Boy · Sanskrit · “This Sanskrit name means Lord of all lords, used as a powerful title for a supreme deity in Hindu traditions.”
Unisex · Indian · “The god of gods, the stable and eternal one.”
Unisex · Indian · “The source or progenitor of the god of gods.”
Unisex · Indian · “Beloved by the god of gods”
Unisex · Indian · “The one who plays or delights in the company of the Lord of Gods.”
Unisex · Indian · “A title formed by 'deva' and 'devendra' (king of gods). Indicates supreme authority and high divine status, used sparingly.”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning one who views the divine. Often used for a spiritual seeker or someone with deep religious devotion.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who perceives the divine”
Unisex · Indian · “One who bows to the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Servant or devotee of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Supreme god among gods”
Unisex · Indian · “From Deva (god) and Adhipataye (lord). Means lord and ruler of the gods. An epithet for supreme divine beings like Indra or Shiva.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine or godly”
Boy · Indian · “Superlative form meaning the God of gods. Used to identify the supreme deity or the ultimate source of divine authority and power.”
Unisex · Indian · “Primordial god or god of all gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Born of the gods”
Boy · Indian · “Sun of the gods (variant of Debaditya)”
Unisex · Indian · “Worshipped by the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit roots meaning the messenger of the gods. Used to denote divine communication.”
Unisex · Indian · “Servant of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Fruit of the divine tree”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine goddess or divine fortress”
Boy · Indian · “Given by devas.”
Boy · Indian · “From Deva (god) and Dyumna (glory/radiance). Meaning the glory or brightness of the gods. Used to signify a brilliant and noble character.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine or god-like”
Unisex · Indian · “Fond of the divine hosts”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine musician”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine musical scale or melody”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine treasure or portion”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine or goddess-like”
Unisex · Indian · “Dweller of the divine mountain”
Unisex · Indian · “Likely from 'deva' (divine) and 'agni' (fire). It signifies divine light or spiritual flame. Used as a modern, short masculine name.”
Unisex · Indian · “Elder brother of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Leader of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Means 'preeminent' or 'first' among the gods. A name used to suggest high status, divinity, and excellence.”
Boy · Sanskrit · “This Sanskrit name describes a person with knowledge of God. It implies a sense of divine wisdom or spiritual understanding.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who removes suffering”
Unisex · Indian · “One with a divine smile”
Unisex · Indian · “Bringer of divine welfare”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'Deva' (god) and 'Aiah' (a respectful suffix). It denotes a gift or blessing from the divine; a common traditional name.”
Boy · Indian · “Divine, heavenly (variant of Devina)”
- Devajதேவஜ்
Boy · Tamil · “Born of the gods or possessing divine origins, this name signifies a person with an inherent nobility and spiritual strength.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Deva (divine) and Ja (born), meaning born of the divine. Used to suggest a sacred origin.”
- Devajitদেৱজিত
Boy · Assamese · “Devajit means one who has conquered the gods, representing victory and divine strength.”
Unisex · Indian · “Victorious over the gods or by the gods”
Boy · Indian · “Composed of Deva (god) and Jith (conqueror). Meaning one who has conquered the gods. Used in mythology to describe powerful beings.”
Unisex · Indian · “Knower of the divine”
- Devajutaदेवजुत
Boy · Sanskrit · “Derived from Sanskrit, this name refers to one who possesses goodness or is blessed with a positive nature.”
- Devajyotiदेवज्योति
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name meaning 'brightness of the Lord', representing divine light and spiritual radiance.”
- Devakदेवक
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name meaning divine or god-like; in Hindu tradition, it is the name of the father of Devaki.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine or god-like”
Boy · Indian · “Beloved of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Creator of divine things”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine work or service”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine body or form”
- Devakeenandanदेवकीनंदन
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name that refers to the son of Devaki. It is a traditional title for the Hindu deity Lord Krishna, symbolizing divine joy and protection.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who can change form at will, similar to the divine nature of Lord Krishna's mother, Devaki.”
- Devakinandanदेवकीनन्दन
Boy · Indian · “An Indian name of Sanskrit origin meaning the son of Devaki. It is a well-known epithet for the deity Lord Krishna.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Devaki (the mother of Krishna) and Putrada (son). Means the son of Devaki; a specific reference to Lord Krishna.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine light or ray”
Unisex · Indian · “The one who brings happiness and joy to his mother Devaki.”
Unisex · Indian · “Meaning one who is a servant of the divine. It implies humility and a life dedicated to spiritual duty.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine play or pastime”
Unisex · Indian · “Created by the divine”
- Devakumarदेवकुमार
Boy · Sanskrit · “This Sanskrit name literally translates to son of a god or a divine prince.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine princess or daughter”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine or celestial”
Boy · Sanskrit · “A Sanskrit name meaning godlike, derived from the word Deva, which means divine.”
Boy · Indian · “Derived from Deva (god) and Madana (gladdening/pleasing). Meaning one who brings joy to the gods. Often used for an auspicious child.”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'Deva' (divine) and 'Mahe' (great). A respectful name used to describe a person who carries great divine grace.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine flower princess”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine mind or spirit”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'Deva' (divine) and 'Mangala' (auspicious); translates to divine blessing. Often chosen for its positive connotation.”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'Deva' (gods) and 'Manita' (respected). Describes someone who is held in high esteem even by the divine beings.”
Unisex · Indian · “Delightful to the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “From Deva (divine) and Matre (mother), meaning divine mother. Used as a name for females to reflect maternal virtue.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine illusion or magic”
Unisex · Indian · “Friend of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Tamil compound meaning friend of the gods. Used to denote a righteous or divine nature.”
Unisex · Indian · “Part of God (variant of Devyansh)”
Unisex · Indian · “Creator of divine forms”
- Devanदेवन
Boy · Sanskrit · “Divine — a shorter, modern-sounding relative of deva.”
Unisex · Indian · “Combination of Sanskrit words meaning gift and divine names. Used to signify that the person is a blessing of wisdom.”
Boy · Indian · “From Deva (god) and Nandan (son/joy). Meaning joy of God or son of God. Used to imply the child is a source of happiness and divine grace.”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine daughter”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine daughter”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine Lord Vishnu”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine Lord Vishnu”
Unisex · Indian · “One belonging to the gods”
Boy · Indian · “Lord of the gods; Another name for Shiva Devansh”
Unisex · Indian · “One who is beloved by the lord of the gods or leaders.”
Unisex · Indian · “Devotee of the Lord”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of the gods”
- Devangதேவாங்
Boy · Tamil · “Part of the divine or having a body like a god, representing a person who carries a piece of holiness within them.”
- Devankதேவாங்க்
Boy · Tamil · “A divine mark or a part of God, suggesting a child who is special and bears the virtuous signs of the almighty.”
Unisex · Indian · “Mark of the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “Lord of divine devotees”
Boy · Indian · “Part of God, Eternal part of God”
Boy · Indian · “Part of God (variant of Devansh)”
Boy · Indian · “Destroyer of demons”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine ending or fire”
Unisex · Indian · “Divine daughter”
Unisex · Indian · “Powerful divine one”
Unisex · Indian · “Protector of the gods”
Boy · Indian · “Meaning a celestial counselor. Historically known in Vedic texts as an ancient king or sage involved in the lineage of the Puru dynasty.”
Unisex · Indian · “Dear to the gods”
Unisex · Indian · “One who worships God”
Unisex · Indian · “From 'deva' (gods) and 'pujita' (worshipped). It refers to a person or entity that is revered and honored by divine beings.”
Unisex · Indian · “Sanskrit Deva (god) and Pujya (worshipped). Signifies someone of high spiritual merit worth adoring.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit deva, "god," and pura, "city," meaning "city of the gods." It is also used as a place name.”
Unisex · Indian · “One who worships the divine”
Unisex · Indian · “A Kannada-origin name meaning village of the gods. Used to denote a place of holiness or sacred origins.”
Unisex · Indian · “From Sanskrit Deva (god) and Raja (king). The title of Indra, the king of gods. A grand traditional name.”
Unisex · Indian · “King of the gods”
Boy · Indian · “From Deva (god) and Rajalu (king). Meaning king of the gods. In some cultural contexts, also used as an epithet associated with the Buddha.”
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