"Divine"; Sanskrit daivī, "of the gods"
Hindu girl names D–F
Hindu girl names starting with D, E and F: 92 of 1,455 names, page 3 of 16.
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"Skilful, able"; Sanskrit dakṣā also means "the earth"
"Skill, ability"; Sanskrit dakṣatā
Daughter of Daksha; a name of Parvati
"Sacred gift, offering"; Sanskrit dakṣiṇā, also "the south"
A modern name from Sanskrit dakṣa; usually given as "skilled"
"Subduing"; the princess Damayanti of the Mahabharata
Lightning
"Vision, sight"
A modern name from Sanskrit dṛś, "to see"; usually given as "sight"
"One who sees"; Sanskrit darśin, "seeing, knowing"
"Compassion, mercy"
"Beloved, dear"
"Delight of the gods"; Sanskrit devarati
"Having a divine smile"; Sanskrit devasmitā
"Absorbed in God"; Sanskrit deva + līnā
Initiation, consecration; dedication
A lamp, a light
"Eyes bright as lamps"; Sanskrit dīpa + akṣī
"Row of lamps"; Sanskrit dīpālī, the festival of Diwali
"An offering of lamps"; Sanskrit dīpa + añjali
"Part of the light"; a modern name from Sanskrit dīpa
"Radiance of a lamp"; Sanskrit dīpa + śrī
"A light, lamp"; also moonlight
"A row of lamps"; Sanskrit dīpa-mālā
"The flame of a lamp"
"Brightness, light, splendour"
"Invocation of the gods"; mother of the sage Kapila
"Divine" in popular use; Sanskrit Devakī, mother of Krishna
Joy of the gods; Sanskrit deva + ānanda
"Celestial maiden"; Sanskrit devāṅganā
"Divine in form"
"Part of the divine"
"Dear to the gods"
"Army of the gods"; the wife of Skanda (Murugan)
"Divine beauty" in popular use; Sanskrit deva + śrī
"Goddess"; also "queen, lady"
"Little goddess" in popular use; Sanskrit devikā, "a minor goddess"
A modern name linked to Sanskrit deva; usually given as "divine"
Daughter of the sage Shukra in the Mahabharata; "leading to the gods"
"Lakshmi of wealth"; one of the eight forms of Lakshmi
"Wealth and prosperity"; also a classical raga
The Dhanishta nakshatra; literally "very rich"
"Wealthy" in popular use; Sanskrit dhanvī, "archer"
"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"
"Virtuous, faithful to duty"
"Most righteous, very virtuous"
"The earth"; Hindi dhartī, from Sanskrit dharitrī
"A nurse, mother"; also the earth
Firmness, steady resolve; contentment
"Steadfast"; feminine of Dhruva, the pole star
"Steadfast"; a modern feminine of Dhruva, the pole star
"Sound, voice, tune"
"Meditation"; Sanskrit dhyāna
"Meditative"; Sanskrit dhyānī, "one who meditates"
"Initiated, consecrated"; Sanskrit dīkṣita
"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"
"Born in heaven, celestial"
A modern name; usually given as "goddess Durga"
"Divine, heavenly"
"Divine mark"; Sanskrit divya + aṅka
"A part of the divine"
"Divine radiance"; Sanskrit divya + śrī
"A lamp, light"
Giver of knowledge; Sanskrit jñānadā
"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"
Named after Durga; the warrior queen Rani Durgavati
"Sacred dūrvā grass"
"Radiance, splendour"
"A part of the whole"; Sanskrit ekāṃśa, "one part"
A single string of pearls; Sanskrit ekāvalī
"Unity, oneness"
A modern name; lists give "bright-eyed" or "beautiful eyes"
"Deer-eyed"; Sanskrit eṇākṣī
Desire, wish; Sanskrit eṣaṇā
"The Phalguni star"; the full moon of Phalguna
"Fragrance"
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