| Dharmit | Dharmit means 'virtuous' or 'righteous' in Sanskrit, derived from the word 'dharma' meaning righteousness. |
| Dharsen | A famous Jain acharya in medieval India |
| Dhiram | A state of being very peaceful. |
| Dhruvil | One who is firm and determined. |
| Dhvanish | Dhvanish means a sound or a vibration, often used in spiritual or philosophical contexts. |
| Digish | Digish is a variant of 'digital' and refers to something related to or characteristic of digital technology. |
| Dilesh | The lord of the human heart. |
| Dirgh | One who is tall or lengthy |
| Dradhesh | Name 'Dradhesh' is of Sanskrit origin, meaning 'one who is skilled in the art of spiritual growth'. |
| Drushyant | Name Drushyant means 'one who has conquered the senses' or 'one who has subdued his passions'. |
| Gajkumar | Disciple king of lord Mahavir |
| Giransh | Giransh means 'a ray of light' or 'a spark' in Hindi, symbolizing brightness and illumination. |
| Gomtesh | A name of Bahubali |
| Gunesh | One with Good Character; Lord of Virtues |
| Harshwardhana | A Jain king in medieval India |
| Hemchandra | A famous Jain acharya in 12 th Century, Guru of king Kumarpal |
| Hetul | One who is very precious. |
| Hitak | I couldn't find any information on the name 'Hitak'. |
| Indrabhuti | A name of Goutam |
| Jainendra | Lord of the Jainas |
| Jambu | Name of Lord Shiva |
| Jinchand | I couldn't find any information on the name 'Jinchand'. |
| Jinchandra | Jinchandra means 'conqueror of the moon' or 'one who conquers the lunar cycle' in Sanskrit. |
| Jinchandran | Jinchandran means 'conqueror of the moon' or 'one who rules the night' in Sanskrit. |
| Jindatt | I couldn't find any information on the name 'Jindatt'. |
| Jinkumar | Jinkumar is a Gujarati name meaning 'auspicious' or 'lucky' and is often associated with good fortune. |
| Jinpal | Jinpal is a Korean name meaning 'gold treasure' or 'precious gold', symbolizing wealth and prosperity. |
| Jitan | God of Victory; Winner |
| Jitshatru | Jitshatru means 'victory of the gods' or 'victory of the divine' in ancient Sanskrit. |
| Jivandhar | Jivandhar means 'sustainer of life' or 'preserver of life' in Sanskrit, a combination of 'jiva' and 'dhar'. |
| Khanan | Khanan is a variant of the name Khan, meaning ruler or leader in Mongolian and Central Asian cultures. |
| Kindarya | Kindarya is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', often associated with feminine qualities. |
| Krupesh | Grace; Favour; Kindness |
| Kruten | Kruten is a Russian surname meaning 'executioner' or 'hangman', derived from the word 'krutit', meaning 'to execute'. |
| Krutesh | Krutesh is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is strong and powerful' or 'bringer of strength'. |
| Krutim | Krutim is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who is strong and powerful' or 'bringer of strength'. |
| Kunik. | Kunik means 'little bear' in Inuktitut, an Inuit language spoken in Canada's Arctic regions. |
| Kunthunath | Name of the 17 th teerthankar |
| Kuntil | Kuntil is a variant of Kuntil, a Swahili name meaning 'born on a Tuesday' or 'Tuesday child'. |
| Lakulesh | Greatest Devotee of Lord Shiva |