"Meditation"
Names starting with D Dhyan–Dyuti
Names starting with D from Dhyan to Dyuti: 83 of 251 names, page 3 of 3.
83 of 251 names
"Meditation"; Sanskrit dhyāna
"Meditative"; Sanskrit dhyānī, "one who meditates"
"Goal" in popular use; Sanskrit dhyeya, "to be meditated on"
"Divine"; the Roman moon goddess Diana
"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
"Beloved"; Persian dil-ārā, "adorning the heart"
"Brave"; Persian dil-āwar, "stout-hearted"
"Garden of the heart"
"Beloved"; Persian dil-dār, "holder of the heart"
King Dilipa, ancestor of Rama; origin uncertain
"Conqueror of hearts"
"Light of the heart"
"Soothing, gracious"; Persian dil-nawāz, "heart-soothing"
"Grace of the heart"; Persian dil + nāz
"Light of the heart"
"Love of the heart"
"King of hearts"
"Heart-stealer, sweetheart"; Persian dil-rubā
Happy-hearted, glad, contented
"Lion-hearted"
"Friend of the poor"
"Justice", from Hebrew din, "to judge"
"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"
"Of the Lord"; Latin Dominicus, from dominus, "lord"
"Lady", from Portuguese dona and Latin domina
"Gazelle", from Greek dorkas
"Gift of God", from Greek doron and theos
"Magpie robin", the songbird of Bengal
"Daughter of Drupada"; the heroine of the Mahabharata
"Vision" or "sight"
"Worth seeing, beautiful"; Sanskrit dṛśya
"Prayer, supplication"
"Beloved, darling"
Lord, chief; Tamil turai
"A single pearl"; Persian dur-dāna
"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
"Royal pearl"; Persian durr-i shāhwār
"Shining like a pearl"; Arabic durriyya
"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"
"Son of the sea" in popular use; a Welsh sea god
"Radiance, splendour"
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