Names beginning with the letter D, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,565 names
8,565 names
Punjabi
Prabhjot is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning "divine light" or "light of God," from Prabh, meaning God or divine, and jot, meaning light. Amar adds the sense of "immortal," while Singh is a traditional Sikh masculine name meaning "lion."
Punjabi
Prabhjot is a Punjabi Sikh name usually understood as “Light of God” or “divine light.” In the full name Prabhjot Eshaan Sekhon, it gives a bright, spiritual first impression with a clear Punjabi family identity.
Punjabi
Prabhjot means “light of God” or “divine light,” from Punjabi and Sanskrit-derived elements meaning “God, lord, master” and “light, flame.” Singh means “lion,” and Sekhon is a Punjabi surname, so the full name has a strong Sikh and Punjabi feeling.
Punjabi
Prabhjot Veer Singh can be understood as “brave lion whose light comes from the Divine.” Prabhjot is commonly read as “light of God,” Veer means “brave” or “heroic,” and Singh means “lion.”
Punjabi
Prabhleen is a Punjabi name often understood as “absorbed in God” or “deeply connected to the divine.” In the full name Prabhleen Baljit Nagra, the clearly sourced meaning comes from Prabhleen: Prabh means “God” or “divine,” and leen means “absorbed” or “imbued.”
Punjabi
Prabhleen is a Punjabi feminine name meaning “absorbed in God” or “deeply connected to the divine.” In the full name Prabhleen Komal Kaur, Prabhleen gives the name its clear devotional heart.
Punjabi
Prabhleen means “one absorbed in God” or “devoted to the divine.” It comes from Punjabi naming traditions, with Prabh meaning “God” or “divine lord” and leen meaning “absorbed in” or “immersed in.”
Punjabi
Prabhleen means “absorbed in God” or “devoted to the divine,” from Punjabi elements meaning God and absorbed or immersed. In the full name Prabhleen Noor Kaur, the strongest documented meaning comes from Prabhleen’s deeply devotional Punjabi and Sikh naming style.
Punjabi
Prabh Noor is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “divine light” or “radiance of God.” It combines Prabh, meaning God or divine, with Noor, meaning light or radiance.
Indonesian
Prabu Satria is an Indonesian boy name with a strong heroic feel. Satria is associated with the meanings “knight” and “warrior,” with ideas of bravery, honor, and moral strength.
Tamil
Pradeep is commonly understood as “lamp” or “light,” giving the full Tamil boy’s name Pradeep Nithish Balan a bright, steady feeling. Nithish and Balan add a familiar South Indian rhythm, with Balan often heard as a family name or final name in Tamil-speaking communities.
Tamil
The exact meaning of Pradeep Senthil is not confirmed in the provided sources. As a Tamil boy’s name, it has the feel of a rooted, traditional Indian name with a bright, composed sound.
Tamil
Pradeep Vishnu Natarajan is a Tamil boy's name with a luminous, devotional feel. Pradeep is associated with light or a lamp, while Natarajan connects to Nataraja, Shiva as the king of dance.
Sanskrit
Pradyumna is a Sanskrit boy name often interpreted as “one with excellent energy” or “full of strength and vitality.” In Hindu tradition, Pradyumna is best known as the son of Krishna and Rukmini.
Indonesian
The meaning of Pramudya Akbar cannot be verified from the provided source excerpts. As a full Indonesian boy's name, it has a dignified, formal sound and feels suited to a child whose name is meant to carry presence.
Sanskrit
Pranati is a Sanskrit girl name meaning "reverent bow," "salutation," or "respectful offering." It carries a gentle sense of humility, devotion, and grace.
Tamil
Pranav is an Indian boy name from Sanskrit meaning “Om,” the sacred sound and symbol in Hindu tradition. It is also connected with Vishnu through the name Pranava in the Vishnu Sahasranama.
Sanskrit
Pranav is a Sanskrit boy name meaning “Om,” the sacred sound and symbol in Hindu tradition. It carries a calm, spiritual feeling and is closely tied to prayer, creation, and divine presence.
Hindi
Pranav is a Sanskrit and Hindi boy name meaning "Om," the sacred sound and symbol in Hindu tradition. It carries a calm, spiritual feel with a clean, modern sound.
Hindi
Pranav means Om, the sacred sound and symbol in Hindu tradition. As a full Hindi name, Pranav Deep Chaturvedi feels thoughtful, spiritual, and rooted in Indian naming heritage.
Hindi
Pranav is a Hindi and Sanskrit boy name meaning “Om,” the sacred sound and symbol in Hindu tradition. It is also connected in name lists with Lord Vishnu and with the sacred syllable’s resonant sound.
Hindi
Pranav is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu boy name meaning “the sacred Om syllable.” In the full name Pranav Eshan Joshi, Pranav gives the name its devotional, calm center.
Tamil
Pranav is an Indian male name from Sanskrit, meaning Om, the sacred sound and symbol. In Hindu tradition, Pranava is also associated with divine power and is listed as one of the names of Vishnu.
Hindi
Pranav is a Sanskrit and Hindi boy name meaning "Om," the sacred sound and symbol in Hindu tradition. In a fuller sense, it carries the idea of the first sound, the sound before all else.
Sanskrit
Pranavi is a feminine Sanskrit name often understood through its soft, devotional sound and its connection to sacred Indian naming traditions. Because reliable source details are limited here, its meaning is best presented with care rather than overclaiming.
Sanskrit
Pranavi Devyani is a Sanskrit girl name pairing Pranavi, listed with the meaning “Goddess Parvati” and a sound-related meaning, with Devyani, a divine-feeling name connected to “like a goddess” and “part of divine.” Together, it reads as a graceful, sacred name with a gentle devotional tone.
Tamil
Pranavi is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu girl name meaning “Goddess Lakshmi.” In the full Tamil-style name Pranavi Kowsalya Devi, the feeling is devotional, graceful, and deeply feminine.
Hindi
Pranav is a Hindi and Sanskrit boy name meaning “Om,” the sacred sound and symbol in Hindu tradition. It is also associated with Vishnu and, in some Hindu explanations, the combined divine power of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
Sanskrit
Pranavi is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu girl name associated with Goddess Lakshmi and, in another naming tradition, with Pranav, the sacred syllable Om. Siya is used here as a graceful second given name, giving the full name a devotional, gentle sound.
Hindi
Pranavi Svara is presented here as a Hindi girl’s name, but the provided sources do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning. Parents may still hear it as graceful, musical, and distinctly Indian in sound.
Sanskrit
Pranavi is a Sanskrit-rooted girl name linked with prana, meaning breath, life force, or vital energy. With Yutika, it feels bright and lyrical, though the provided sources only document Pranavi's meaning.
Hindi
Pranav is a Sanskrit and Hindi boy name meaning “Om,” the sacred sound and symbol in Hindu tradition. It carries a gentle, spiritual feeling, with ties to devotion, creation, and divine presence.
Hindi
Pranav is an Indian male name from Sanskrit, meaning “Om,” the sacred sound and symbol in Hindu tradition. In the full name Pranav Rohan Mishra, Pranav gives the name a calm, spiritual center.
Tamil
Pranav is a Sanskrit boy name closely associated with the sacred syllable Om, or Aum. In this full Tamil name, Sriram points to Lord Rama with honor, while Shankar is a traditional form connected with Shiva.
Hindi
Pranay is a Sanskrit-origin Hindi and Hindu boy name meaning “love,” “affection,” or “regard.” It is written प्रणय in Devanagari and carries a gentle, emotionally rich feeling.
Hindi
Pranay is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu masculine name meaning "love," "affection," or "regard." Pranay Kiran has a gentle, emotionally warm sound in Hindi, with Pranay carrying the clearest documented meaning from the sources.
Hindi
Pranay is a Hindu Indian masculine name of Sanskrit origin meaning “affection,” “love,” or “regard.” In Hindi use, it carries a warm, gentle feeling of care and emotional closeness.
Tamil
Pranesh is an Indian name from Sanskrit, commonly understood as “Lord of life,” “master of vital energy,” or “controller of breath.” In the full Tamil name Pranesh Akilan Raj, the first name gives the name its spiritual, life-filled center.
Hindi
Pranika is a feminine Hindi name with Sanskrit roots, linked to prana, meaning life force, breath, or vital energy. A gentle reading is “one who embodies life force” or “vital breath.”
Hindi
Pranika Maahi is a feminine Hindi name combination. Pranika is described in the supplied source as a Sanskrit-rooted name used in Hindi-speaking communities, while Maahi works here as a soft second name with a gentle, lyrical sound.
Hindi
Pranit Gaurav is a Hindi boy name with Sanskrit roots, often understood as “guided with honor” or “one led toward dignity and pride.” Pranit suggests being guided, led, or well-directed, while Gaurav means honor, glory, pride, and respect.
Tamil
The provided source material does not verify a meaning for Pranitha Yazhini Sekar. It is presented here as a Tamil girl’s full name, with meaning claims kept cautious rather than guessed.
Bengali
Prantik is a Bengali boy name of Sanskrit origin meaning "border," "edge," "limit," or "horizon." It carries a thoughtful feeling of standing at the meeting place between what is known and what is still ahead.
Bengali
Prantik Saptarshi is a Bengali boy's name. The provided sources support Saptarshi as the name for the Seven Sages in Hindu and Jain tradition, while a sourced meaning for Prantik was not available in the supplied material.
Bengali
Prantik Souvik is a Bengali boy's name with a crisp, thoughtful sound. A reliable meaning for the full name is not confirmed in the provided sources, so it is best treated here as a culturally Bengali given-name pairing rather than a name with one verified definition.
Russian
Praskovya is an old Russian feminine name derived from the Greek Paraskeve, meaning "preparation" or "Friday." The Friday meaning connects to the Christian idea of Friday as the day of preparation.
Russian
Praskovya is a Russian feminine name traditionally connected with Paraskeve, a Greek name associated with preparation and Friday. Praskovya Andreyevna Melnikova has a formal Russian shape, with the patronymic Andreyevna meaning she is the daughter of Andrey.
Sanskrit
Pratyush is a Sanskrit-origin boy name meaning “dawn,” “daybreak,” or “sunrise.” It carries a bright, hopeful feeling, like the first light at the start of a new day.
Bengali
Pratyusha means “dawn” or “light of the early morning.” It comes from Sanskrit elements meaning “towards” or “again” and “dawn” or “first light.”
Hindi
Pratyush is a Sanskrit-origin Hindu boy name meaning “dawn” or “daybreak.” In the full name Pratyush Aviral Srivastava, the sourced meaning belongs specifically to Pratyush, giving the name a bright, early-morning feeling.
