Baby Names belongs to Aslesha nakshatra
Baby names belonging to Aslesha nakshatra are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
4,742 names found · showing 3,201–3,240
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Domnici | Belonging to the Lord God. |
| Donestan | A stone from the valley. |
| Donston | From the hill of the lord. |
| Dook | A variant of the name Duke. |
| Dorick | A ruler of the people today. |
| Dornar | One who dwells by thorns. |
| Dornard | Lord's guardian |
| Dorus | A gift from the Greek gods. |
| Douger | A dark and noble warrior soul. |
| Doyne | One with a dark or swarthy skin. |
| Deither | army of the people |
| Deogracias | God's grace or favor |
| Deyu | Bright; Morality Preserver |
| Dominikus | Of the Lord, Belonging to God |
| Delanoe | From the nut tree or walnut grove |
| Delroi | Derived from the French for king |
| Deny | God of Wine; Follower of Zeus |
| Deryll | Like Darcy, Transferred Surname |
| Desiderius | The Desired One |
| Dessie | A shortened form of Desiderata, meaning 'desired' |
| Detlof | People Inheritance |
| Dida | A Yoruba name meaning 'born on a Tuesday' |
| Diderot | A name meaning peoples ruler |
| Dine | A French name meaning 'to eat' or 'to dine' |
| Divin | One of the Holy Place |
| Donan | A name meaning dark or brown |
| Doudou | A French name meaning 'darling' or 'sweetheart' |
| Dozier | Living Near Willows |
| Dedi | Derived from Slavic, meaning 'beloved' or 'dear one'. |
| Deione | Derived from Greek, meaning 'of Demeter' or 'belonging to Demeter'. |
| Deochand | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'belonging to the gods' or 'divine'. |
| Deogratius | Derived from Latin, meaning 'belonging to God' or 'God's gift'. |
| Derryck | The People's Ruler |
| Deryke | The People's Ruler |
| Detlev | The People's Descendant |
| Dietbald | A leader who is bold among the people. |
| Dietbold | One who is courageous among the folk. |
| Dieterich | Ruler of the People |
| Diether | The People's Ruler |
| Disibodo | A name of Germanic origin. |