| Cakarpala | A protector of the divine wheel. |
| Diptapala | Protector of the divine light. |
| Drdheya | One who is firm and resolute. |
| Drumasena | Leader of a powerful army. |
| Gee | A song or a musical melody |
| Sirous | Lion, symbolizing strength and courage |
| Tausiff | One who should be Praised |
| Telman | Wise, intelligent, and knowledgeable |
| Yoosef | God will add, increase, or multiply |
| Zoyeb | Gift of God, a divine gift |
| Ashari | Believer, follower of a particular faith |
| Elchin | Gift of God, a divine gift |
| Hosain | Good or Handsome |
| Kayvon | The planet Saturn or world. |
| Keykhosrow | A Character in Shahnameh |
| Orbalaye | A Yoruba name meaning king of the world. |
| Pim | Will; Desire; Helmet; Protection |
| Abharrach | A Gaelic name meaning one who is wealthy. |
| Clooney | Quick Witted, Pasture, Green |
| Clothach | Renowned; Famous |
| Cnochur | Hound Lover, Much Wanted |
| Cobthaich | A variant of the victorious. |
| Colcu | A name meaning dark or swarthy one. |
| Columbcille | Dove of the Church |
| Conchubor | Lover of Hounds |
| Conchur | Lover of Wolves |
| Congal | Fierce as a Wolf; Brave |
| Congalach | Meaning a brave, wolflike man. |
| Conian | Derived from the Gaelic for little hound. |
| Crimthainn | Meaning a fox or a wild wolf. |
| Cruimin | An Irish name meaning little crust. |
| Cunogennos | Man of Israel; Chief; Head |
| Dagda | God of the Earth; Father God |
| Daitho | Vulture; A Kite |
| Damhlaic | A name meaning a stone dwelling place. |
| Deavin | From Devonshire; Poet; Perfection |
| Deivin | A variant of the name Devin. |
| Dem | A short form of Demetrius. |
| Desmumnach | From South Munster; Man of Muman |
| Diancecht | God of Healing and Medicine |