| Drasti | A gaze or point of view. |
| Drasya | A beautiful visual scene. |
| Draupad | A Form of the Sun |
| Draupada | One who has firm feet or legs. |
| Draupadee | Wife of Pandavs |
| Draupadi | Wife of pandavas |
| Draupnir | Odin's magic ring.;Armlet of Odin. |
| Drav | Flowing; Property; Wealthy |
| Drava | Flowing; Liquid; Property; Wealthy |
| Dravan | Flow; Tenderness of Heart |
| Dravasp | I couldn't find any information on the name 'Dravasp'. |
| Draven | Avenger; Child of Beautiful Shadows; The Raven |
| Dravid | Wealthy, Landlord |
| Dravida | Property Owner; A Landlord; Wealthy |
| Dravidan | Relating to the Dravidian people. |
| Dravidi | Name of a Raaginee |
| Dravie | A name meaning wealthy or rich. |
| Dravin | Wealth; Any Valuable Possession; Strength; Name of a Mountain |
| Dravineshvar | Lord of Wealth; An Epithet of Kuber |
| Dravit | Liquidly; Melting of Heart by Seeing Somebody in Pain |
| Dravy | One who is precious or valuable. |
| Dravya | Meaning substance or wealth. |
| Dray | Fabric markar, Cloth merchant, Play, Sport, Essence, Practical, Wealthy |
| Drayce | Modern variant of Drake dragon. |
| Drayden | Derived from a valley of oaks. |
| Draydon | Meaning from the dry valley. |
| Drayton | From a Farm Where Heavy Goods are Dragged |
| Drazan | A name meaning brave or bold. |
| Drdahana | Flower of the gods, a Sanskrit name referring to the sacred lotus flower in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. |
| Drdha | One who is firm and resolute. |
| Drdhahanu | One with a very strong jaw. |
| Drdhahanus | I couldn't find any information on the name 'drdhahanus'. |
| Drdhaksa | One who is firm and skilled. |
| Drdharuci | With Firm Tastes |
| Drea | A person who is full of courage. |
| Dreail | water origin, gaelic |
| Dream | dream contemporary |
| Dreama | A person who is full of dreams. |
| Dreda | Diminutive of Etheldreda: From the Old English name Aethelthryth, meaning noble and strength. Diminutive of Eldreda: The feminine form of Eldred, which is a variant of Aldred, meaning old counsel, or sage. |
| Dreena | Short form of Alexandrina. |