Divyanth

One who is divine and pure in character.

Divyaprabha

Bright radiance of the divine.

Divyaraj

King of the divine or one who is royal in spirit.

Divyarani

A queen who is divine or goddess-like in attributes.

Divyasanu

One who is seated in divine glory or excellence.

Divyashi

Divyashi means 'divine' or 'heavenly'.

Divyashree

Divyashree means 'divine beauty' or 'splendid'.

Divyashri

Divyashri means 'divine grace' or 'holy'.

Divyasri

Divyasri means 'divine radiance' or 'light from heaven'.

Divyata

Divyata means 'divine quality' or 'sacredness'.

Divyatej

Divyatej means 'divine brightness' or 'radiance'.

Divyatha

Divyatha means 'divine essence' or 'heavenly nature'.

Divyathi

Divyathi means 'divine one' or 'brilliant'.

Divyatma

Divyatma means 'divine soul' or 'spiritual being'.

Divyen

Divyen means 'one who is divine' or 'noble'.

Divyendu

Divyendu means 'divine moon' or 'moon of holiness'.

Divyesh

Divyesh means 'lord of the divine'.

Divyodak

Divyodak means 'the divine water' or 'sacred source'.

Diwa

Diwa can mean 'light' or 'brightness'.

Diwakar

Diwakar means 'sun' or 'one who generates light'.

Diwaker

Diwaker means 'the sun'.

Diwesh

Diwesh means 'lord of light' or 'brilliant one'.

Dixal

Derived from Dix, commonly associated with modern naming trends in India.

Dixit

A surname and also means 'one who has spoken' in Sanskrit.

Dixita

Derived from Dixit, it typically signifies someone who speaks astutely or wisely.

Diya

A lamp or light, symbolizing brightness and purity in Indian culture.

Diyan

A name that means 'one who is pious and religious' in Hindi.

Diyanesh

The supreme lord or ruler of light.

Diyanshu

Radiant like the sun.

Diyanwita

A person with grace and light.

Dnyanada

Dnyanada means 'one who brings knowledge' in Sanskrit.

Dnyanal

Dnyanal means 'knowledge' in Sanskrit and is associated with wisdom.

Dnyandeep

Dnyandeep means 'light of knowledge' in Sanskrit.

Dnyanesh

Dnyanesh means 'the lord of knowledge' in Sanskrit.

Dnyaneshwar

Dnyaneshwar means 'the god of knowledge' in Sanskrit.

Dnyaneshwari

Dnyaneshwari is a feminine form meaning 'goddess of knowledge' in Sanskrit.

Doda

A diminutive or affectionate term for one who is loved dearly; it often signifies a caring relationship.

Dodahi

A traditional name in some Indian cultures that signifies power or strength.

Dodda

A term used in some Indian dialects that means 'big' or 'elder brother.'

Dodde

A variation of Dodda, indicating strength or size within familial contexts.

Dodiya

A name commonly used in India, denoting affection and warmth; applicable to boys and girls.

Dolanath

Dolanath can mean 'one who is esteemed' in Sanskrit.

Dolat

Dolat means 'wealth' or 'prosperity' in Hindi.

Doleshwari

Doleshwari translates to 'Goddess of the doll' in Hindi, referring to a form of the goddess Durga.

Doli

Doli means 'bride' or 'life' in Hindi and Punjabi.

Dolika

Dolika means 'a small cradle' in Hindi, evoking care and tenderness.

Donthi

A name of Indian origin, indicating someone who is a protector or guardian.

Doondi

A rare Indian name, possibly a variation or a derivative of other names.

Dooriya

An Indian name meaning 'of the door' or 'gateway.'

Dooshana

An Indian name primarily meaning 'beauty or attractiveness.'

Dooshanatrishirohantre

A complex Indian name reflecting auspiciousness and attributes.

Dorai

An Indian name meaning 'to be a leader or a master.'

Dosahari

Means 'one who crosses the ocean', derived from Sanskrit origins.

Dosakara

Means 'the one who has the quality of an ocean', from Sanskrit origins.

Doshana

Means 'blissful' in Sanskrit.

Doyel

Doyel is a Hindi name referring to a type of songbird, symbolizing joy and happiness.

Drakshayini

A mythological name of a goddess associated with victory and strength in Hindu tradition.

Drametha

A name representing grandeur and majesty, typically given to girls in Hindu culture.

Drapa

A name meaning 'to pull' or 'to draw', often associated with determination in Hindu contexts.

Drashtaa

Refers to a 'seer' or 'witness', often used in spiritual contexts within Hinduism.

Drashti

Meaning 'sight' or 'vision', symbolizing perception and insight in Hindu tradition.

Drasthi

A variant of 'Drashti', meaning 'vision' or 'seeing', associated with clarity and insight.

Draupada

A name referring to the father of Draupadi, a central character in the Mahabharata epic.

Draupadi

A princess and significant character in the Mahabharata, representing strength and wisdom.

Dravan

Meaning 'to sustain' or 'to support', often a name associated with strength in Hindu contexts.

Dravasp

A name referring to a strong and powerful person, tied to the attributes of resilience in Hindu tradition.

Dravid

Refers to an ancient civilization and the South Dravidian people in India, denoting cultural heritage.

Dravida

Referring to the Dravidian culture and languages, often used in various contexts in Southern India.

Dravidan

Another term referring to an individual of the Dravidian ethnicity in Southern India, representing cultural identity.

Dravya

Signifying 'substance' or 'wealth', often related to importance in family and wealth in Hindu contexts.

Drdahana

A modern name, possibly related to Indian spiritual terms associated with enlightenment or knowledge.

Drdhahanu

A name relating to strength or resilience in Hindu etymology.

Drdhahanus

Derived from Sanskrit, indicating strength or might.

Drdhaksa

Meaning 'to be strong' or 'mighty' in Sanskrit.

Drdhanga

Refers to firm or steadfast in nature, often used in spiritual contexts.

Drdharuci

Related to the concept of knowing or wisdom in Sanskrit.

Drdhasena

Indicating strength, particularly in a warrior sense, in Hindu context.

Drdhasva

Associated with determination and strength in Sanskrit.

Drdheya

Indicative of clarity and purpose in spiritual meanings.

Dreshal

A name that combines elements of tradition and strength, often associated with leadership.

Drhanemi

An Indian name meaning 'to be attached or connected', often used poetically.

Dridhahastha

An Indian name meaning 'strong-handed' or 'one who holds tight'.

Dridhakshathra

One who is firm and possesses a chariot.

Dridhasandha

One with a steadfast bond or connection.

Dridhavarma

One who possesses strong armor or protection.

Drisana

One who is associated with the divine light or knowledge.

Drish

Sight or vision; refers to perception or clarity of view.

Drisha

One who is remarkable or has qualities of brilliance and uniqueness.

Drishani

A variation of Drisha, indicating beauty and brightness in spirit.

Drishit

One who is good to behold, or as seen in light; admirable.

Drishnu

He who is seen; related to the aspects of vision and perception.

Drishtee

Vision or sight; indicates clarity of perspective.

Drishti

Sight, vision; often representing insight or perspective.

Drishy

To see or perceive; also connoting beauty in vision.

Drishya

Something that can be seen; visibility or clarity.

Drishyana

Phenomenon of visibility; indicating presence or appearance.

Drisna

A derivative of Drish, implying special beauty or sight.

Dristavya

One who commands respect and is worthy of being seen or acknowledged.

Dristi

Vision or sight in Sanskrit.

Drita

The one who is steady; derived from the Sanskrit word 'drti' meaning courage or firmness.