Names Starting With Di (List 3)
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Baby Names That Start With Di (List 3)
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Dilkush |  |
Meaning : Happy. Used in : Hindu |
| Dilla |  |
Meaning : Small Winged One Used in : Latin |
| Dillan | |
Meaning : In welsh meaning is : Form of Dillon. Faithful. Used in : American, Australian, Gaelic, Irish, Welsh, Australian |
| Dillen | |
Meaning : In french meaning is : Like a lion. Used in : Australian, French, Irish |
| Dillie | |
Meaning : Born Near The Sea. Used in : Welsh |
| Dillin | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : From the sea Used in : Australian, Irish |
| Dillion | |
Meaning : In celtic meaning is : Faithful. Used in : American, Australian, Celtic |
| Dillon | |
Meaning : In celtic meaning is : Faithful. Used in : American, Chinese, Celtic, French, Gaelic, Irish, Australian |
| Dillus | |
Meaning : Legendary Son Of Eurei. Used in : Welsh |
| Dillwyn | |
Meaning : Variant Of Dilwyn: Blessed Truth. Used in : Welsh |
| Dilmeet | |
Meaning : Friend Of Heart. Used in : Sikh |
| Dilmohan | |
Meaning : Happy, Attractive. Used in : Hindu |
| Dilnashin | |
Meaning : Pleasing Used in : Parsi |
| Dilnawaz | |
Meaning : Attractive, Beloved, Mistress Used in : Parsi |
| Dilon | |
Meaning : Loyal. Used in : Gaelic, Irish |
| Dilovan | |
Meaning : Compassionate Used in : Kurdish |
| Dilpreet | |
Meaning : In Sikh meaning is : Hearty love. Used in : Australian, Sikh, Australian |
| Dilraaj | |
Meaning : Hearty Kingdom. Used in : Sikh |
| Dilras | |
Meaning : One Who Reaches The Heart Used in : Parsi |
| Dilreet | |
Meaning : Hearty Traditions. Used in : Sikh |
| Dilruba | |
Meaning : In Parsi meaning is : Heart-ravishing Used in : Australian, Parsi, Turkish |
| Dilsaz | |
Meaning : Pleasing The Heart Used in : Parsi |
| Dilshad | |
Meaning : Happy, Cheerful Used in : Hindu, Parsi, Hindu |
| Dilshad | |
Meaning : Happy, Cheerful Used in : Hindu, Parsi, Hindu |
| Dilshad khatoon | |
Meaning : She Lived Between 730-750. Used in : Sindhi |
| Dilvin | |
Meaning : Loving Heart Used in : Kurdish |
| Dilwara | |
Meaning : A King, Ancestor Of Rama Used in : Hindu |
| Dilwyn | |
Meaning : Blessed Truth. Used in : Welsh |
| Dilys | |
Meaning : Genuine, Reliable, Steadfast, Valid, True, Perfect Used in : Welsh, Australian |
| Dima | |
Meaning : In russian meaning is : Strong fighter. Used in : Australian, Russian, Slavic, Arabic, Australian |
| Dimah | |
Meaning : Down Pour Used in : Arabic, Australian |
| Dimas | |
Meaning : In portuguese meaning is : Sunrise Used in : French, Portuguese, Slavic |
| Dimbesvari | |
Meaning : Lover Used in : Hindu |
| Dimbha | |
Meaning : Newborn, A Boy, Young Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dimetre | |
Meaning : Earth-lover. Demeter Is The Mythological Greek Goddess Of Corn And Harvest. She Withdraws For The Part Of The Year Her Daughter Persephone Must Spend With The God Of The Underworld - The Reason For Wi Used in : Greek, Greek |
| Dimetre | |
Meaning : Earth-lover. Demeter Is The Mythological Greek Goddess Of Corn And Harvest. She Withdraws For The Part Of The Year Her Daughter Persephone Must Spend With The God Of The Underworld - The Reason For Wi Used in : Greek, Greek |
| Dimetria | |
Meaning : Of Demeter. Demetria Was The Mythological Goddess Of Corn And Harvest. Used in : Greek, Australian |
| Dimioula | |
Meaning : Kiki Dimoula Is An Acclaimed Greek Poet. She Is To Be Awarded The European Literature Prize For 2010. Used in : Nigerian |
| Dimitra | |
Meaning : In russian meaning is : From Demeter. Used in : French, Greek, Russian, Australian |
| Dimitre | |
Meaning : In russian meaning is : Variant of Dimitri: Earth-lover. Used in : Australian, Russian |
| Dimitri | |
Meaning : In greek meaning is : Goddess of the harvest; Follower of Demeter. Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, Danish, French, German, Greek, Slavic, Swiss, Ukrainian, Australian |
| Dimitrie | |
Meaning : In Romanian meaning is : follower of Demeter Used in : Australian, Greek, Romanian |
| Dimitrios | |
Meaning : In russian meaning is : Variant of Dimitri: Earth-lover. Used in : American, Australian, German, Greek, Russian, Slavic, Australian |
| Dimitry | |
Meaning : In greek meaning is : Variant of Demetrius: Earth-lover. of Demeter. Demeter is the mythological Greek Goddess of corn and harvest. She withdraws for the part of the year her daughter Persephone must Used in : Australian, French, German, Greek, Romanian |
| Dimma | |
Meaning : In irish meaning is : Convenient, pet-form of Diarmait Used in : Celtic, Irish |
| Dimmae | |
Meaning : Convenient, Pet-form Of Diarmait Used in : Irish |
| Dimmai | |
Meaning : Convenient, Pet-form Of Diarmait Used in : Irish |
| Dimon | |
Meaning : Where It Is Red. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Dimonah | |
Meaning : Dunghill. Non-gerderized Biblical Name. Used in : Biblical |
| Dimple | |
Meaning : Used in : Hindu, American, Hindu, British, English |
| Din | |
Meaning : Great (Congo) Used in : African, Arabic, Hindu, Muslim, Parsi |
| Dina | |
Meaning : Poor Used in : Hindu, French, German, Spanish, Swedish, American, Persian, Hebrew, Lebanese, Parsi |
| Dina | |
Meaning : Poor Used in : Hindu, French, German, Spanish, Swedish, American, Persian, Hebrew, Lebanese, Parsi |
| Dina Nath | |
Meaning : Lord of the poor; Protector Used in : Assamese, Kashmiri |
| Dinabandhu | |
Meaning : In Sanskrit meaning is : A friend of the poor Used in : Bengali, Sanskrit |
| Dinadhinatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of The Day, The Sun Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinadhisa | |
Meaning : God Of The Day Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinah | |
Meaning : Decoration, Valley, Justified, Spear Ruler Used in : Swedish, American, Hebrew |
| Dinajyotis | |
Meaning : Illuminating The Day Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinakar | |
Meaning : The Sun. Used in : Hindu |
| Dinakar; Dinkar | |
Meaning : The sun Used in : Kannada, Telugu |
| Dinakara | |
Meaning : That Which Causes The Day, The Sun Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinaksaya | |
Meaning : Day Decline, The Evening Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinamani | |
Meaning : One Who Protects The Poor, Day Jewel, The Sun Used in : Hindu |
| Dinanath | |
Meaning : Protector Used in : Hindu, Kannada, Telugu |
| Dinanatha | |
Meaning : Saviour Of The Poor, Day Lord, The Sun Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinanta | |
Meaning : Day End, The Evening, Dusk Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinapati | |
Meaning : Day Lord, The Sun Used in : Sanskrit, Telugu |
| Dinaprabha | |
Meaning : Day's Splendour Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinar | |
Meaning : In Sindhi meaning is : Name of the grandfather of Abu Bin Thabit. Used in : Arabic, Parsi, Sindhi |
| Dinaraja | |
Meaning : Kind Of The Poor, Day Lord, The Sun Used in : Hindu |
| Dinarambha | |
Meaning : Daybreak, The Dawn Used in : Hindu |
| Dinaratna | |
Meaning : Day Jewel, The Sun Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinari | |
Meaning : Our Shinning Star Used in : African |
| Dinarte | |
Meaning : War Like, Dedicated To Mars Used in : Portuguese |
| Dinbano | |
Meaning : Lady Of Religion Used in : Parsi |
| Dindayal | |
Meaning : Kind To The Poor Used in : Hindu |
| Dindayala | |
Meaning : Being Kind Of The Poor Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dine | |
Meaning : In Swedish meaning is : Vindicated Used in : French, German, Swedish, Hebrew |
| Dineartach | |
Meaning : Of Great Strength Used in : Irish |
| Dinendra | |
Meaning : Lord Of The Day, The Sun Used in : Hindu |
| Dinertach | |
Meaning : Of Great Strength Used in : Irish |
| Dinesa | |
Meaning : The Sun Used in : Hindu |
| Dinesh | |
Meaning : In Hindu meaning is : Sun, day-lord. Used in : Bengali, Hindu, Sindhi, Assamese, Kannada, Telugu |
| Dinesh-guru | |
Meaning : Sun, God Of The Day Used in : Hindu |
| Dinesvara | |
Meaning : Day Lord, The Sun Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dingane | |
Meaning : One Who Is Searching Used in : African |
| Dinhabah | |
Meaning : He Gives Judgment. Used in : Biblical |
| Dini | |
Meaning : Faith, Religion (swahili Origin ) Used in : African, Swahili, Dutch |
| Dinis | |
Meaning : In portuguese meaning is : Follower of Dionysos Used in : Australian, Greek, Portuguese |
| Dinkaas | |
Meaning : The Sun Used in : Hindu |
| Dinkaradeva | |
Meaning : Lord Of The Sun, Another Name For Surya Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinna | |
Meaning : Vindicated Used in : Swedish, Australian, Danish |
| Dinnaga | |
Meaning : Mountain Of A Direction Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dinnie | |
Meaning : Used in : Australian, French, Greek |
| Dinny | |
Meaning : Used in : Australian, French, Greek, Danish |
| Dino | |
Meaning : Short Form Of Names Ending In Dino, Like Bernardino . Used in : American, Australian, Greek, British, Danish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swiss, Australian |
| Dinobichukwu | |
Meaning : In God's Consciousness Used in : Nigerian |
| Dinora | |
Meaning : In hebrew meaning is : Avenged. Judged and vindicated. Famous bearer: biblical Dinah; Jacob's only daughter Used in : French, Italian, Spanish, Hebrew |
| Dinorah | |
Meaning : Avenged. Judged And Vindicated. Famous Bearer: Biblical Dinah, Jacob's Only Daughter Used in : Hebrew |