"Lord of wealth"; a name of Kubera
Hindu baby names Dhanesh–Dyuti
Hindu baby names from Dhanesh to Dyuti: 96 of 3,239 names, page 7 of 33.
96 of 3,239 names
The Dhanishta nakshatra; literally "very rich"
"King of wealth"
"Wealth and happiness"
"Bow"; Sanskrit dhanus
"Wealthy" in popular use; Sanskrit dhanvī, "archer"
"Archer"; Sanskrit dhanvin, "armed with a bow"
"Blessed, fortunate"
"Earth" or "stream" in popular use; Sanskrit dhārā, "stream"
"The earth"; Sanskrit dharaṇī
"The earth"; one who holds or bears
"The earth"; literally "she who supports"
"Righteous king"; a name of Yudhishthira
"Lord of justice"; Sanskrit dharma + indra
"Lord of dharma"
"Virtuous, faithful to duty"
"Righteous, virtuous"
"Most righteous, very virtuous"
"Hero of righteousness"
"The earth"; Hindi dhartī, from Sanskrit dharitrī
"A nurse, mother"; also the earth
"Dazzling white"
"Steady, brave and calm"
"Patience"; Hindi dhīraj, from Sanskrit dhairya
"Intelligent, wise"
"Steady, brave"; short for Dhirendra
"Lord of the brave"; Sanskrit dhīra + indra
Firmness, steady resolve; contentment
"Steadfast, resolute"
"Light of the pole star"; Sanskrit dhruva + jyotis
A modern name; usually given as "firm" or "steady"
"Firm, constant"; the pole star
"Part of the pole star"; Sanskrit dhruva + aṃśa
"Steadfast"; feminine of Dhruva, the pole star
"Steadfast"; a modern feminine of Dhruva, the pole star
A modern name from Dhruv; usually given as "steadfast"
"Sound"; Sanskrit dhvanita, "sounded"
"Sound, voice, tune"
"Sound, voice"
"Meditation"
"Meditation"; Sanskrit dhyāna
"Meditative"; Sanskrit dhyānī, "one who meditates"
"Goal" in popular use; Sanskrit dhyeya, "to be meditated on"
"Divine light"; Sanskrit divya + jyotis
"Divine moon"; Sanskrit divya + indu
"Sky-clothed"; a name of Shiva
"Horizon"; Sanskrit dig-anta, "end of the sky"
"Victory in all directions"
"Initiated, consecrated"; Sanskrit dīkṣita
King Dilipa, ancestor of Rama; origin uncertain
"Friend of the poor"
"Protector of the poor"
Lord of the day, the sun; Sanskrit dineśa
"The sun"; Sanskrit dinakara, "day-maker"
"Adorned with lamps"; the Bengali name for Diwali night
"Full of light, radiant"
"Direction"
A modern name from Sanskrit diś, "direction"; usually given as "focused"
Diti, mother of the Daityas; Sanskrit diti, "liberality"
"The sun"; Sanskrit divākara, "day-maker"
"Born in heaven"
"Born in heaven, celestial"
A modern name; usually given as "goddess Durga"
A modern name; usually given as "heavenly" or "divine"
"Divine, heavenly"
"Divine"; from Sanskrit divya
"Divine mark"; Sanskrit divya + aṅka
Part of the divine; Sanskrit divya, "divine", with aṃśa, "portion"
"A part of the divine"
"Divine ray"; Sanskrit divya + aṃśu
"Divine radiance"; Sanskrit divya + śrī
"Divine lord"; Sanskrit divya + īśa
"A lamp, light"
Giver of knowledge; Sanskrit jñānadā
God of knowledge; another name of Sant Dnyaneshwar
"Lord of knowledge"; the Marathi saint Dnyaneshwar
"Mistress of knowledge"; the Marathi Gita of Sant Dnyaneshwar
"A swing"
"Magpie robin", the songbird of Bengal
"Daughter of Drupada"; the heroine of the Mahabharata
"Vision" or "sight"
"Worth seeing, beautiful"; Sanskrit dṛśya
"Beloved, darling"
"Invincible" in popular use; Sanskrit durgā, "the inaccessible goddess"
"Servant of Durga"
Blessing or grace of the goddess Durga
Named after Durga; the warrior queen Rani Durgavati
"Lord of forts"; Sanskrit durga + īśa
"Sacred dūrvā grass"
A modern Marathi name, usually linked to Ganesha and durva grass
"Destroyer of evil" in popular use; King Duṣyanta, husband of Śakuntalā
"Island-born"; a name of the sage Vyasa
"Lord of Dwarka"; a name of Krishna
"Lord of Dwarka"; a name for Krishna
"Twice-born"
"Radiance, splendour"
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