Danasur

One who is powerful like a demon, warrior

Danasura

Powerful sweet demon

Danasvi

Goddess Durga or one who is successful

Danataya

Ruler and leader

Danavarsh

Generous and adapted leader

Danavat

Gifted or bestowed with great qualities

Danavendra

King of demons or an exalted personality

Danavendra Vinashaka

A name that combines meanings of lord or king (Vendra) with the concept of destruction or dissolution (Vinashaka).

Danavira

A name meaning 'brave or strong like the Danu, the earth' in Sanskrit.

Danbir

Meaning 'brave or strong,' derived from Sanskrit elements.

Dancesa

Meaning 'the lord of dance', often associated with divine dance forms in Hinduism.

Danda

Directly translates to 'staff' or 'stick' in Sanskrit, often symbolic in Hindu culture.

Dandak

Refers to a region in ancient Indian texts, often linked to forests or wilderness.

Dandakaranya Punyakrute

Refers to a holy place (Punyakrute) associated with Dandakaranya, a significant forest in Hindu epics.

Dandapaani

Means 'the one who holds a staff and water', associated with guidance or protection.

Dandapani

Similar to Dandapaani, it means 'staff of water', also linked to Lord Shiva.

Dandasena

Means 'staff of victory', often associated with strength in battle.

Dandasri

A title meaning 'king of staff', denoting leadership.

Dandayudhapani

Means 'the one who carries a staff of justice', often referring to Lord Murugan.

Dandekar

Meaning 'descendant of Danda', relates to heritage in Indian culture.

Dandin

Refers to 'one who carries a staff', symbolizing authority or power.

Dandra

A feminine form potentially derived from a masculine base indicating strength or support.

Danmeet

Meeting of two rivers or people

Dansika

A name often used in Indian culture, but specific meaning is unclear.

Danta

Meaning 'to tread'; often used in Indian contexts.

Danti

Often associated with 'Dante', it is a name popular in various Indian cultures.

Dantin

A variant of Dant, meaning 'to endure or withstand' in Sanskrit.

Danuj

Danuj means 'son of Danu', referring to a mythological figure in Hindu texts.

Danuja

Danuja means 'born of Danu', often referred to in Hindu mythology.

Danush

Danush means 'a bow', referring to the weapon often associated with warriors in Hindu mythology.

Danushith

Danushith means 'a learned person who wields a bow', emphasizing wisdom and strength.

Danushri

Danushri means 'illustrious like the bow', representing valor and honor.

Danusiya

Danusiya means 'daughter of Danu', linked to mythological origins in Hindu culture.

Danveer

Danveer means 'brave like a giver', traditionally of noble character in Hindu culture.

Danvendra

Danvendra means 'king of the givers', combining the essence of royalty and generosity.

Danvi

Danvi means 'one who is generous and caring', embodying traits of kindness in Hindu belief.

Danvir

Danvir means 'the strong and compassionate giver', showcasing strength in generosity.

Danyata

Danyata means 'the one who is ready to give', reflecting values of generosity in Hindu ideology.

Darahaas

Derived from Sanskrit meaning 'bravery' or 'strength'.

Darahas

Another variant similar to Darahaas and carries implications of strength and courage.

Darani

Means 'earth' or 'the one who takes care of the earth'.

Darany

A derivative of Darani, potentially meaning 'earth'.

Darbar

Means 'court'或 'assembly', often used in royal context.

Darbara

A female variant related to 'Darbar', implying royalty or honor.

Darbha

Means 'sacred grass' in Sanskrit, used in religious rituals.

Darbhi

Another variant derived from 'Darbha,' referring to sacred grass in Hindu rituals.

Daridra

Daridra means 'poor' or 'needy', commonly used in Hindu contexts.

Daridriya Dhwamsini

Daridriya Dhwamsini translates to 'destroyer of poverty', often used in a spiritual context.

Daridriyanashini

Daridriyanashini means 'one who dispels poverty', reflecting a divine attribute in Hinduism.

Darika

Darika means 'young girl' or 'virgin girl', often found in Hindu literature.

Darmal

Variant spelling of 'Dharma', meaning righteousness or moral law.

Darmendar

A derivative of 'Dharma', symbolizing the path of righteousness.

Darminder

Another form of 'Dharaminder', referring to the lord of righteousness.

Darminee

Meaning 'one who upholds virtue' or 'eternal'.

Darpad

A name referring to a person who is radiant like a mirror or light.

Darpahan

One who has a face like a mirror or a beautiful reflection.

Darpahara

One who removes all flaws or imperfections, like a perfect mirror.

Darpak

A glowing or shining person, typically associated with brightness or light.

Darpaka

One who radiates beauty and brilliance, akin to a shining surface.

Darpan

Means 'mirror,' symbolizing clarity and reflection.

Darpana

Refers to a mirror, embodying beauty and reflection.

Darpanarayana

A composite name meaning 'the one who has the mirror as his deity.'

Darpanika

Diminutive of Darpan, referring to a small mirror or beauty.

Darpit

One who is reflective, often indicating an honest or clear personality.

Darpita

The feminine form of Darpit, indicating a reflective or beautiful person.

Darsa

A name from Sanskrit, meaning 'to see' or 'the eye'.

Darsameen

A name meaning 'bright' or 'radiant' derived from Sanskrit roots.

Darsan

A name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'sight' or 'vision'.

Darsana

A variant of Darsan, meaning 'vision' or 'sight' in Sanskrit.

Darsanapala

A compound name meaning 'guardian of vision' in Sanskrit.

Darsaniya

A name derived from the concept of sight, meaning 'sightful' in Sanskrit.

Darsata

A feminine form of Darsan, meaning 'sight' or 'vision'.

Darsatha

Meaning 'to see from a distance' derived from Sanskrit roots.

Darsh

A name meaning 'to see' or 'vision' in Sanskrit.

Darsha

A feminine form of Darsh, meaning 'light' or 'to see' in Sanskrit.

Darshak

Meaning 'the perceiver' or 'the one who sees' in Sanskrit.

Darshal

Guide or leader who illuminates the path.

Darshan

Vision or viewing, often used in a spiritual context.

Darshana

Vision or sight, often associated with divine vision.

Darshangeet

Musical vision or the vision through music.

Darshani

One who gives sight or perception, often associated with divine sight.

Darshanik

Philosophical or related to clarity of vision.

Darshanjeet

One who has achieved victory through the vision or insight.

Darshanjot

Light of vision that leads to enlightenment.

Darshanlal

Beloved of the vision, often implying a devotee of a deity.

Darshat

One who brings vision or clarity.

Darshee

One who inspires or gives insight.

Darsheel

One who brings clarity or vision, often used in a spiritual context.

Darshi

Vision or sight, particularly with a spiritual connotation.

Darshik

One who is wise and possesses insightful vision.

Darshika

A person who possesses divine sight or insight.

Darshil

One who provides insight or clarity.

Darshini

One who is benevolent and has divine vision.

Darshinika

One who provides insight and fosters perception.

Darshish

One who is a seer or possesses clear vision.

Daruyat

One who is expert in the fine arts and is learned.

Darva

Meaning a state of courage.

Darvanda

A male warrior or strong leader.

Darvi

A person who is compassionate and kind-hearted.

Daryapurkar

A name connected to those who are reputed for their wisdom or intellect.