| Delhi | Capital City of India |
| Devaharan | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is devoted to God' |
| Devakar | One who creates light |
| Devakrishnan | Divine form of Lord Krishna. |
| Devalingam | The divine form of Lord Shiva. |
| Devamithran | A friend of the divine gods. |
| Devankumar | Combination of 'Dev' meaning 'God' and 'Kumar' meaning 'young prince' |
| Devarasan | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is devoted to God' |
| Devdharsan | Related to the Gods |
| Devendhiran | King of all the divine gods. |
| Devendiran | The ruler of the heavenly gods. |
| Deveth | One who is divine and holy. |
| Deviraj | King of Devas or Gods |
| Devishwaran | Combination of 'Dev' meaning 'God' and 'Shwaran' meaning 'lord' |
| Devojeet | One who has Conquered Gods |
| Devprasath | A gift from the divine gods. |
| Devvardhan | Combination of 'Dev' meaning 'God' and 'Vardhan' meaning 'giver' |
| Deysigan | Name of Buddha or Lord Raman |
| Dhaksan | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is skilled in archery' |
| Dhamodaran | Other Name of Lord Krishna |
| Dhanabal | Protector of Wealth |
| Dhanabalan | Combination of 'Dhana' meaning 'wealth' and 'Balan' meaning 'protector' |
| Dhanagopal | Combination of 'Dhana' meaning 'wealth' and 'Gopal' meaning 'cowherd' |
| Dhaneshwaran | The lord of all great wealth. |
| Dhanphal | Preserver of Wealth |
| Dhanshik | South of God Shiva |
| Aasith | One who is hopeful and bright. |
| Abhayadev | Combination of 'Abhay' meaning 'fearless' and 'Dev' meaning 'God' |
| Dhanushan | One who holds a divine bow. |
| Dharavelu | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is strong and brave' |
| Dharmaiah | One who follows the path of virtue. |
| Dharmarajan | The King of Justice |
| Dharmarasu | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is devoted to duty' |
| Dharveenu | A person who is musically gifted. |
| Dhaveash | The lord of all divine beings. |
| Dhayanand | One who Likes Being Merciful |
| Dheeban | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is strong and powerful' |
| Dheeshvanth | Combination of 'Dheesh' meaning 'lord' and 'Vanth' meaning 'king' |
| Dhevaprayag | The holy confluence of rivers. |
| Dhevatha | A divine spirit or a deity. |