| Dheeshvanth | Combination of 'Dheesh' meaning 'lord' and 'Vanth' meaning 'king' |
| Dheva | A celestial or divine being. |
| Dhevaprayag | The holy confluence of rivers. |
| Dhevatha | A divine spirit or a deity. |
| Dhileep | A King of Kings |
| Dhileepan | One of the Great King |
| Dhiliban | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is skilled in archery' |
| Dhilip | A king and ancestor of Rama. |
| Dhilshan | Derived from Arabic, means 'one who is beautiful and handsome' |
| Dhineeshaan | The Sun; God of the Day |
| Dhiskhith | One who is initiated or prepared. |
| Dhivaan | Wise; Intelligent |
| Dhivagar | The one who brings the light. |
| Dhivaghar | The sun that illuminates all. |
| Dhivakaran | The First Ray of Sunlight |
| Dhivikshan | One who is divine and radiant. |
| Dhoolipala | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is skilled in music and dance' |
| Dhurairaj | Lord of the universe, a title for a powerful deity |
| Dhurgesh | Part of Goddess Durga; King; Ruler |
| Dhurvesh | Religious; Humble; Lord Ganesha |
| Dhushanth | Destroyer of Evil; Gift of God |
| Dhushyanth | Destroyer of Evil; Name of a King |
| Dibbyan | Light of Heaven |
| Diksith | Initiated into a Religious Order |
| Dilak | Beloved, a term of endearment |
| Dileepan | A name meaning king of Ayodhya. |
| Dinendu | Moon Appearing in Day |
| Dineshbabu | The Sun, Happy, God of the Day |
| Dineskumar | Bright and victorious, a combination of light and triumph |
| Dineth | Gift of the moon, a celestial name |
| Dinish | God of the Day; The Sun |
| Dinoj | Lord of the earth, a title for a powerful deity |
| Dinoshan | Gift of the moon, a celestial name |
| Divaharith | Lord of the sky, a title for a powerful deity |
| Divikshan | Name of Lord Shiva |
| Divinan | A person who is truly divine. |
| Divithran | Lord of the universe, a title for a powerful deity |
| Dokesh | Lord of the divine light rays. |
| Doraiswamy | Lord of the wealth, a title for a wealthy person |
| Dowsi | One who is sweet and charming. |