Names beginning with the letter D, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,701 names
8,701 names
Hindi
Kabir Anant Verma is a Hindi boy’s name with a thoughtful, spiritual feel. Kabir is strongly associated with the 15th to 16th century Indian poet-sant Kabir, while Anant is often chosen by Hindi-speaking families for its expansive, enduring sound.
Hindi
Kabir is best known through Sant Kabir, the 15th to 16th century Indian poet and sant associated with the Bhakti movement. As a full Hindi name, Kabir Anay Srivastava feels thoughtful, lyrical, and grounded in North Indian naming style.
Hindi
Kabir means “great” and is strongly associated with the 15th century Indian saint poet Kabir. In Kabir Anirudh Chauhan, the first name brings a calm, thoughtful, devotional feel.
Hindi
Kabir Arin is a Hindi boy name with a thoughtful, literary feel. Kabir is strongly associated with Sant Kabir, the 15th century Indian poet and saint, while Arin adds a short, modern-sounding second name.
Hindi
Kabir means “greatness” and has Arabic roots. Kabir Arjun feels strong and thoughtful, pairing a name tied to spiritual poetry with a well-known Hindi given name.
Punjabi
Kabir Armaan is a Punjabi boy name with a thoughtful, poetic feel. In the sources provided, Kabir is strongly tied to the 15th to 16th century poet-sant Kabir, while Armaan appears as a modern given name carried by several Indian public figures.
Punjabi
Kabir Dev Kapoor is a Punjabi boy's name centered on Kabir, a name strongly associated with the 15th to 16th century Indian poet and sant Kabir. In devotional usage, the paired form Kabir Dev, also seen as Kavir Dev in some traditions, carries a sacred, God-centered meaning.
Punjabi
Kabir is commonly given the meaning “great” and is closely associated with the 15th to 16th century Bhakti saint-poet Kabir. Kabir Gurmehar Sandhu has a gentle Punjabi feel, with Kabir bringing spiritual depth and quiet strength to the full name.
Punjabi
Kabir Harnoor Sandhu is a Punjabi boy’s name centered on Kabir, a name strongly associated with Sant Kabir, the 15th to 16th century Indian poet and sant connected with the Bhakti movement in South Asia.
Hindi
Kabir Jai Malhotra is a Hindi boy's name strongly associated with Kabir, the 15th to 16th century Indian poet and sant of the Bhakti movement. The full name has a thoughtful, literary feel with a clear North Indian sound.
Punjabi
Kabir Partap can be read as “great and glorious” or “the great one of splendor.” Kabir is strongly associated with the revered poet-sant Kabir, while Partap, also spelled Pratap, carries meanings like “glory,” “splendor,” and “majesty.”
Hindi
Kabir Pranay Mehta is a Hindi boy's name led by Kabir, a name strongly associated with Sant Kabir, the 15th to 16th century Indian poet and spiritual figure. The full name has a thoughtful, gentle sound with a literary and devotional feel.
Hindi
Kabir Rohan is a Hindi boy name pairing the saintly, poetic weight of Kabir with Rohan, which means “ascending” or “ascent” in Sanskrit and Hindi. Together, it feels thoughtful, grounded, and quietly upward-looking.
Sanskrit
Kabir Sarthak Shukla is a Sanskrit-rooted Indian boy name with a thoughtful, luminous feel. Kabir brings a strong cultural link to the 15th-16th century poet and sant Kabir, while Sarthak suggests purpose and Shukla is associated with brightness.
Hindi
Kabir Shivansh Tandon is a Hindi boy’s name with a strong devotional and poetic feel. Kabir brings to mind Sant Kabir, the 15th-16th century mystic poet and saint known for dohas about devotion, love, unity, and inner truth.
Nigerian
The provided source material does not verify a specific meaning for Kabiru Mustapha Adamu. It reads as a Nigerian boy’s full name with three distinct name elements, each carrying a dignified, formal feel.
Japanese
Kaede is a Japanese unisex name meaning "maple." It comes from the Japanese word 楓, though other kanji with the same pronunciation may also be used.
Igbo
Kaetochukwu is a unisex Igbo name. Its exact meaning is not confirmed by the provided sources, though it includes the recognizable Igbo element “Chukwu,” often associated with God.
Igbo
Kaetochukwu is an Igbo boy name meaning “let us praise God” or “that we may praise God.” It combines ka, eto or etọ, and Chukwu, carrying a clear message of worship and gratitude.
Hawaiian
Kahili is a Hawaiian unisex name connected to kāhili, the feathered royal standard of Hawaiian aliʻi, or chiefs and noble families. It carries a feeling of dignity, lineage, presence, and graceful strength.
Hawaiian
Kaʻiulani Halia is a Hawaiian girl name centered on the remembered grace of Princess Kaʻiulani. The exact meaning of Halia is not confirmed by the provided sources, so the name is best understood here as a culturally Hawaiian pairing with a royal, reflective feel.
japanese
Kai is a short unisex name with several origins. In Japanese, kai can be written with characters meaning “ocean” (海) or “shell” (貝), and in Hawaiian it means “sea.”
Urdu
Kaif is a masculine Urdu name of Arabic origin meaning "bliss," "ecstasy," or "a state of serene joy." It carries a poetic feeling of deep contentment rather than simple everyday happiness.
Bengali
Kaif Rizwan is a Bengali Muslim boy name made from two given names with Arabic and South Asian usage. The exact meaning is best confirmed with a family scholar or trusted language source, since the provided source does not document the etymology.
Hawaiian
Kai means “sea” in Hawaiian. For Kai ʻAlohi as a full compound, the supplied sources do not define ʻAlohi, so the safest reading here is a Hawaiian unisex name led by Kai’s clear ocean meaning.
Hawaiian
Kainalu is a Hawaiian boy name meaning "ocean wave" or "wave of the sea." It comes from kai, meaning "ocean," and nalu, meaning "wave."
Urdu
Kainat means “universe,” “world,” or “the entirety of creation.” It comes from Arabic and is widely used in Muslim naming traditions, including Urdu-speaking families.
Urdu
Kainat Shazia Nizami is a graceful Urdu-style full name with a wide, lyrical sound. Because the supplied sources do not verify the name’s etymology, its exact meaning is best confirmed with a trusted Urdu or Arabic name reference.
Hindi
Kaira Saumya Bansal is a modern Hindi girl name with a soft, graceful sound. The exact meaning of Kaira is not firmly established from the available sources, while Saumya is commonly used in Hindi names for a gentle, pleasant quality.
Hindi
Kairav is a Hindi boy name. The supplied sources do not give a verified meaning, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed rather than stated as fact.
Sanskrit
Kairav means "white lotus" in Sanskrit. Kairav Anay has a gentle, luminous feel, with Kairav bringing the clear image of a pale lotus opening on still water.
Sanskrit
Kairav Arjun Bhatnagar is a Sanskrit boy’s name with a clear Indian naming style. The exact meaning of Kairav is not confirmed in the provided sources, so it’s best treated here as a Sanskrit-origin given name rather than assigning an unsupported definition.
Sanskrit
Kairavi is a Sanskrit girl name most often given the meaning “moonlight.” It has a soft, luminous feeling, with additional Sanskrit-linked meanings including “moon” and “white water lily.”
Hindi
Kairavi is a feminine name of Sanskrit origin, with meanings recorded as “moonlight,” “moon,” “fenugreek,” and “white water lily.” In the full name Kairavi Manasvi Tyagi, Kairavi gives the name its soft, luminous first impression.
Sanskrit
Kairavi Niharika is a Sanskrit girl name pairing Kairavi, meaning “moonlight” or “white lotus,” with Niharika, meaning “mist” or “dew drops.” Together, it feels like a gentle image of moonlight resting on morning dew.
Sanskrit
Kairav Nishith is a Sanskrit boy name led by Kairav, which comes from kairava, meaning “white lotus.” The name carries a gentle image of purity, spiritual light, and beauty rising cleanly from muddy water.
Arabic
Kais Adnan Farhat is an Arabic boy’s name. Kais is often treated as a form of Qays, Adnan is a classic Arabic given name, and Farhat is connected with joy or happiness in Arabic usage.
Japanese
Kaito is a Japanese boy’s name often written with kanji such as 海斗, combining 海, “sea,” with 斗, associated with the Big Dipper or a measuring dipper. Its imagery suggests ocean-wide possibility, guidance, and a bright sense of adventure.
Japanese
Kaito Riku is a Japanese boy name pairing Kaito, written 海斗, meaning “ocean dipper,” with Riku, commonly written 陸, meaning “land.” Together, it suggests sea, stars, and steady ground.
Sanskrit
Kaivalya is a Sanskrit name meaning “solitude,” “detachment,” or the ultimate state of liberation. In Hindu and yoga philosophy, it points to freedom from rebirth and the realization of the true self.
Scandinavian
Kaja is a Scandinavian feminine name, often used as a diminutive of Katherina, Karen, or Katrine, all connected to the older Greek name Aikaterine. It is also used in Estonian, where it can mean "echo."
Tamil
Kalaiarasan is a Tamil boy name meaning "King of Arts." It comes from Indian and Tamil naming traditions and is used as a Hindu name.
Tamil
Kalaivani is a Tamil girl name meaning “goddess of arts” or “Goddess Saraswati.” It is commonly understood through kalai, meaning art or talent, and vani, meaning voice, speech, or sound.
Filipino
Kalayaan Nico Dizon is a Filipino boy's name led by Kalayaan, a Tagalog word widely used for freedom and independence. Nico adds a friendly, international middle-name sound, while Dizon connects the full name to a recognizable Filipino surname.
Ethiopian
Kaleb is a spelling variation of Caleb, commonly given the meaning "devotion to God." For an Ethiopian boy, it also carries a strong historical echo through Kaleb, the King of Axum.
Russian
Kaleriya is usually connected with the Latin name Valeria, from roots meaning “to be strong,” “healthy,” “vigorous,” and “brave.” In Russian, it is written Калерия and has an old, graceful church-name feel.
Polish
Kalina is a Polish girl name meaning "viburnum," a flowering shrub with clusters of blossoms and bright berries. It feels botanical, Slavic, and quietly distinctive.
Sanskrit
Kalindi is a Sanskrit feminine name meaning “sun.” Kalindi Saanvi Kulkarni feels bright, graceful, and deeply rooted in Indian naming tradition.
Ethiopian
Kalkidan is a unisex Ethiopian name. The supplied source excerpts do not give a verified etymology or literal meaning, so its meaning should be confirmed with an Amharic or Ethiopian naming source before relying on it.
Greek
Kalliopi is a Greek girl name traditionally connected with the idea of a beautiful voice. It is closely related to Calliope, the classical Greek form often associated with graceful speech, song, and poetry.
