Names Ending With Dh
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Baby Names That End With Dh (List 1)
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Aatbodh |  |
Meaning : another name of lord Brahma Used in : Tamil |
| Abdul-hafeedh | |
Meaning : Servant Of The Preserver. Used in : Sindhi |
| Aedh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Fire Used in : British, English, Irish |
| Agadh | |
Meaning : Unfathomable. Used in : Sikh |
| Agadhbodh | |
Meaning : Having Unfathomable Knowledge. Used in : Sikh |
| Aidh | |
Meaning : Name Of A Reciter Of The Holy Quran. Used in : Sindhi |
| Ailidh |  |
Meaning : In celtic meaning is : Kind Used in : German, Irish, Celtic |
| Akalbodh | |
Meaning : One With Knowledge Of God. Used in : Sikh |
| Akrodh | |
Meaning : Non- Anger Used in : Hindu |
| Amarjodh | |
Meaning : Immortal Warrior. Used in : Sikh |
| Amhalgaidh | |
Meaning : Son Of Amhalghadh Used in : Irish |
| Amnchadh | |
Meaning : Brave Used in : Irish |
| Aniruddh | |
Meaning : Boundless, Lord Vishnu Used in : Hindu |
| Anirudh | |
Meaning : Boundless Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Antarbodh | |
Meaning : Radiating The Divine Light. Used in : Sikh |
| Aodh | |
Meaning : In celtic meaning is : Fire. Used in : Australian, Celtic, Irish |
| Aoidh | |
Meaning : In scottish meaning is : Spirited Used in : Celtic, Irish, Scottish |
| Atambodh | |
Meaning : Spiritual Knowledge. Used in : Sikh |
| Awadh | |
Meaning : One Who Never Been Killed. Used in : Hindu |
| Baillidh | |
Meaning : Steward. Used in : Gaelic |
| Beartlaidh | |
Meaning : From Bart's Meadow Used in : Irish |
| Bodh | |
Meaning : Used in : Celtic, Persian |
| Brandudh | |
Meaning : Black Raven Used in : Irish |
| Brennadh | |
Meaning : Sword Used in : Norse |
| Budh | |
Meaning : Wisdom Used in : Hindu |
| Caladh | |
Meaning : Harbor Used in : Scottish |
| Camhlaidh | |
Meaning : Relic Used in : Scottish |
| Cathbadh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Legendary Irish Prophet Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Chitrayudh | |
Meaning : Name Of A King Used in : Hindu |
| Cinneididh | |
Meaning : Helmeted. Used in : Gaelic |
| Cionadh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Born of fire Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Cionaodh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Born of fire Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Conlaodh | |
Meaning : Purifying Fire, Fire Of Purity Used in : Irish |
| Connlaodh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Pure Fire Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Corrruadh | |
Meaning : Russet Round Hill Used in : Irish |
| Cu uladh | |
Meaning : Hound Of The Ulstermen Used in : Irish |
| Cuuladh | |
Meaning : Hound Of Ulster Used in : Irish |
| Daibhidh | |
Meaning : Beloved. Used in : Gaelic, Irish |
| Daljodh | |
Meaning : Team Fighter. Used in : Sikh |
| Dharamjodh | |
Meaning : Righteous Warrior. Used in : Sikh |
| Donnachadh | |
Meaning : Brown Warrior Used in : Scottish |
| Donnchadh | |
Meaning : Strong Fighter. Used in : Celtic, Irish, Scottish |
| Dorchaidh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Dark, Brown haired Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Drupadh | |
Meaning : The great king Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dunchadh | |
Meaning : Dún A Fortress, Cath Battle Used in : Irish |
| Echmhilidh | |
Meaning : Horse-soldier Used in : Irish |
| Eilidh | |
Meaning : Light. Used in : Gaelic, Australian |
| Eochaidh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Horse rider Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Faidh | |
Meaning : Superabundance, Favor Used in : Arabic |
| Fatehjodh | |
Meaning : Victory Of The Warrior. Used in : Sikh |
| Fayadh | |
Meaning : Variant Of Fayyadh: Generous Used in : Arabic |
| Fayyaadh | |
Meaning : Variant Of Fayyadh: Generous Used in : Arabic |
| Fayyadh | |
Meaning : Generous, Liberal Used in : Arabic, Sindhi |
| Feidhlimidh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Beauty, Evergood, Bright, Shiny Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Frannsaidh | |
Meaning : Frank. Used in : Gaelic |
| Giollaruaidh | |
Meaning : Serves The Red Haired One. Used in : Gaelic |
| Gofraidh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Peace from God Used in : German, Irish |
| Goraidh | |
Meaning : God's Peace. Used in : Gaelic, Scottish |
| Gothfraidh | |
Meaning : Peaceful Used in : Irish |
| Gothraidh | |
Meaning : God's Peace Used in : Irish |
| Gurbodh | |
Meaning : Having Knowledge Of Guru's Word. Used in : Sikh |
| Gurjodh | |
Meaning : Warrior Of Guru. Used in : Sikh |
| Hafidh | |
Meaning : Preserver Used in : African, Australian, Swahili |
| Haranadh | |
Meaning : Lord Vishnu Used in : Hindu |
| Harbodh | |
Meaning : Divine Knowledge. Used in : Sikh |
| Harchandh | |
Meaning : Moon-like God. Used in : Hindu |
| Harisaadh | |
Meaning : Devotee Of The Lord. Used in : Sikh |
| Harjodh | |
Meaning : Courageous Like God Used in : Hindu |
| Harmanjodh | |
Meaning : Warrior Of God's Heart. Used in : Sikh |
| Harsimranjodh | |
Meaning : Warrior In Remebrance Of God. Used in : Sikh |
| Irmgardh | |
Meaning : Complete, Universal Used in : Swedish |
| Jagadhidh | |
Meaning : Light Of The World Used in : Hindu |
| Jagjodh | |
Meaning : Warrior Of The World. Used in : Hindu |
| Jodh | |
Meaning : In punjabi meaning is : Brave Used in : Hindu, Punjabi, Punjabi |
| Kanwarjodh | |
Meaning : Warrior Prince. Used in : Sikh |
| Kovidh | |
Meaning : Wise Used in : Hindu |
| Labhraidh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : One who speaks Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Labraidh | |
Meaning : Speaker Used in : Irish |
| Liusaidh | |
Meaning : Warrior. Used in : Gaelic |
| Luchaidh | |
Meaning : Famous Warrior Used in : Irish |
| Lugaidh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Famous warrior Used in : Celtic, German, Irish |
| Lughaidh | |
Meaning : In german meaning is : Famous fighter Used in : Celtic, German, Irish |
| Macdaibhidh | |
Meaning : David's Son Used in : Scottish |
| Magadh | |
Meaning : Son Of Yadu Used in : Hindu |
| Mahfudh | |
Meaning : Preserved Used in : African, Swahili |
| Mallaidh | |
Meaning : Bitter Used in : Irish, Hebrew, Celtic |
| Manjodh | |
Meaning : One Who Battles Against The Evils. Used in : Sikh |
| Manshuddh | |
Meaning : One Whose Heart Is Pure. Used in : Sikh |
| Maol-mhuadh | |
Meaning : Descendant Of The Devotee Of Aodha Used in : Irish |
| Maolmhuadh | |
Meaning : Descendant Of The Devotee Of Aodha Used in : Irish |
| Maspann-bhaillidh | |
Meaning : Son Of The Steward. Used in : Gaelic |
| Mhuadh | |
Meaning : From Muad, Noble Or Proud Used in : Irish |
| Mu'adh | |
Meaning : Protected. Used in : Sindhi, French |
| Murchadh | |
Meaning : In Gaelic meaning is : Protector of the sea. Used in : Celtic, Gaelic, Irish |
| Naamjodh | |
Meaning : Warrior Absorbed In Naam. Used in : Sikh |
| Nainseadh | |
Meaning : Grace, Favour Used in : Irish |
| Narjodh | |
Meaning : Great Warrior. Used in : Sikh |
| Navjodh | |
Meaning : Novel Warrior. Used in : Sikh |
| Niadh | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Champion, A winner Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Nibodh | |
Meaning : Knowledge Used in : Hindu |