"Sacred gift, offering"; Sanskrit dakṣiṇā, also "the south"
Names meaning devotion D–G
Baby names meaning devotion starting with D to G: 92 of 566 names, page 2 of 6.
92 of 566 names
"Near, close"; Arabic dāniya
Vision, sight; Sanskrit darśana, "seeing"
"Vision, sight"
"Helper, protector"; Persian dast-gīr, "one who takes the hand"
"Offering to the gods"; Sanskrit deva + arghya
"Garland of the gods"; Sanskrit deva + mālya
"Absorbed in God"; Sanskrit deva + līnā
Initiation, consecration; dedication
"Initiated, dedicated"; Sanskrit dīkṣita
"An offering of lamps"; Sanskrit dīpa + añjali
Murugan's consort Devasena; literally "divine elephant"
"Invocation of the gods"; mother of the sage Kapila
God is my help; Tamil for Lazarus
"Vowed to the gods"; the birth name of Bhishma
The god with a staff in hand, Murugan of Palani
"Virtuous, faithful to duty"
"Righteous, virtuous"
"Meditation"
"Meditation"; Sanskrit dhyāna
"Meditative"; Sanskrit dhyānī, "one who meditates"
"Initiated, consecrated"; Sanskrit dīkṣita
God of knowledge; another name of Sant Dnyaneshwar
"Of the Lord"; Latin Dominicus, from dominus, "lord"
"Prayer, supplication"
"Servant of Durga"
Shiva of the single mango tree at Kanchipuram
"Solitude", or devotion to one aim; Sanskrit ekānta
"The one lord"; Sanskrit ekanātha, "having one master"
"Covenant, safety"; Arabic īlāf, from Surah Quraysh
"Yah is God"; Hebrew ʾĒlîyyāhû, the prophet Elijah
"God is my oath"; a Scottish pet form of Elizabeth
"Initiated, dedicated", from Hebrew chanak
Seven hills; the hills of Tirumala, home of Venkateswara
"Faith, trust", the Christian virtue
"Pride of the faith"; Arabic fakhr al-dīn
"The opening"; al-Fātiḥa, first chapter of the Quran
"Devotion, sacrifice"; Arabic fidāʾ, "ransom"
"Excellent"; Arabic Fuḍayl, from faḍl, "excellence"
"Fair-bodied", a name of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
"The sacred Gayatri verse" of the Rigveda
"Song"; a sacred song, as in the Bhagavad Gita
"Part of the Gita", from gītā and aṃśa
"Part of the Gita", from gītā and aṃśa
Help, helper; Arabic ghawth, "aid, succour"
"Boy, youth"; also "servant", as in Ghulam Nabi
"An offering of songs"
"Glory", from Latin gloria
United with divine wisdom; after the saint Gnanasambandar
"Cowherdess", like the devoted milkmaids of Krishna's Vrindavan
"Lord of the gopis", a name of Krishna
Cowherd, guardian of cows; the yogi Gorakhnath
Murugan, "the hidden one"; also Guha, Rama's friend
"The Guru's word"
"The word of the Guru"
"The Guru's feet"
"Servant of the Guru"
"Lamp of the Guru"
"The divine Guru"
"Given by the Guru"
"Victory of the Guru"
Gur, the Guru, with Inder, Indra or "chief"
"Victory of the Guru"
"Light of the Guru"
Gur, the Guru, with karan, "doer, cause"
"Ray of the Guru's light"
"The Guru's glory" or "praise of the Guru"
"Absorbed in the Guru"
"Heart of the Guru"
"Friend of the Guru"; the Guru as friend
"The Guru's grace"
"One who faces the Guru", a follower of the Guru's way
Gur, the Guru, with naaz, "pride, glory"
"Name of the Guru"
"Light of the Guru"
"Love for the Guru"
"The Guru, the Master"
Gur, the Guru, with seerat, "character, disposition"
"Servant of the Guru"
"Glory of the Guru"
"Refuge in the Guru"
"Remembrance of the Guru"
"Crown of the Guru"
"Radiance of the Guru"
"Servant of the guru", from guru and dāsa
"Given by the guru", from guru and datta
"Embodiment of the guru", from guru and mūrti
"Lord and teacher", from guru and nātha
"Grace of the guru", from guru and prasāda
"The Guru's brave one"; vīr also means brother
Gur, the Guru, with an ending read as Inder, "chief"
"Lord of knowledge", the name of the saint Dnyaneshwar
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