| Dumesh | A Sanskrit word for 'to tremble' or 'to be afraid'. |
| Duraivelu | Lord Murugan Weapon |
| Durgaam | Difficult to Reach |
| Durganand | One who finds joy in Goddess Durga. |
| Durgash | Ruler; King; Part of Goddess Durga |
| Durvash | A name referring to a sage or hermit. |
| Duttesh | Given by God; Gift from God |
| Duvansh | Part of Divine or God |
| Duvvoori | A Sanskrit word for 'two doors' or 'two paths'. |
| Dvipata | Name of Warrior Karna's Son |
| Dwarakeesh | Lord of the city of Dwarka, Krishna. |
| Dwrika | A Sanskrit word for 'two rivers' or 'confluence of rivers'. |
| Dynesh | Sun; Lord of the Day |
| Zerind | Meaning a small, agile animal. |
| Zobor | A mountain or a high summit. |
| Zombor | Meaning a bison or a buffalo. |
| Chandany | One who brings joy and delight. |
| Chelliah | A name meaning god is my refuge. |
| Chinnan | A term for a small or young boy. |
| Chodana | One who provides great inspiration. |
| Debdan | A gift bestowed by the heavens. |
| Dinagam | The arrival of a new bright day. |
| Dinakant | The beloved lord of the sun. |
| Diner | One who brings light and warmth. |
| Dinesa | The powerful lord of the daytime. |
| Dinkaas | A radiant glow of the morning sun. |
| Dinkerrai | The king of the bright sunlight. |
| Dipmani | A jewel that shines with light. |
| Diptapala | Protector of the divine light. |
| Diptavrna | One with a radiant complexion. |
| Diptmana | A person who is full of light. |
| Direndar | The lord of the brave warriors. |
| Diviyani | One who is divine and heavenly. |
| Divjendu | The moon born from the heavens. |
| Dmonte | A person from the mountain side. |
| Donthi | A name meaning a small blossom. |
| Drdhanga | One who has a strong body frame. |
| Drdhasena | Leader of a powerful army unit. |
| Drdhasva | Possessor of a strong horse. |
| Drdheya | One who is firm and resolute. |