Nepali Baby Girl Names Starting with D:

Dakshina (दक्षिणा): A donation to god or priest.
Damayanti (दमयन्ती): Nala’s wife, known for her beauty and loyalty in Hindu mythology.
Damini (दामिनी): Lightning
Danika (दानिका): Morningstar
Danju (दंजु, दन्जु): TBA
Darpana (दर्पण): Looking glass, mirror
Darshana (दर्शना): Sight
Darshika (दर्शिका): Perceiver
Darshita (दर्शिता): Displayed
Daxita (दक्षिता): Expert
Daya (दया): Kindness, mercy
Dayanita (दयानिता): Merciful
Dayita (दयिता): Beloved
Debika (देबिका): Debika
Deeba (दिबा): Silk
Deekshya (दीक्ष्या): Initiation
Deempal (दिम्पल): A small indication one that forms in the cheeks when one smiles
Deena (दीना): Divine, grand
Deepa (दीपा): A lamp, brilliant
Deepali (दीपाली): Collection of Lamps
Deepamala (दीपमाला): Row of lamps
Deepansha (दीपांश): The light of the lamp
Deepaprabha (दीपप्रभा): Fully lighted
Deepashree (दीपश्री): Lamp
Deepika (दीपिका): A lamp
Deepta (दीप्ता): Shining
Deepti (दीप्ति): Bright
Deepti (दीप्ति): Flame, Glow, shine, brightness
Deesha (दीशा): Direction
Denisa (डेनिस): The name means “one who is dedicated to God” and is also associated with the God of wine.
Denisha (देनीषा): This name means “a follower or devotee of the god Dionysos” (the God of wine and ecstasy).
Deriya (देरिया): TBA
Devaki (देवकी): Mother of Krishna
Devangana (देवांगना): Celestial maiden
Devangi (देवांगी): Like a goddess
Devashree (देवश्री): Goddess Lakshmi
Deveshi (देवेशी): Goddess Durga
Devi (देवी): Goddess
Devika (देविका): Minor deity, Mother of Krishna
Devina (देविना): Resembling a goddess
Devki (देवकी): Divine gift
Devya (देव्या): Divine power
Devyani (देवयानी): Daughter of Shukraacharya
Deya (देया): TBA
Dhanashri (धनश्री): A raga
Dhanishta (धनिष्ठा): A star
Dhanvi (धन्यी): Wealth
Dhanya (धन्य): Grateful
Dhanyata (धन्यता): Success, fulfillment
Dhara (धरा): Earth
Dharana (धरणा): View, notion
Dharani (धरणी): The earth
Dharinee (धारिनी): The earth
Dharini (धारिणी): Earth
Dharti (धरती): Earth, Goddess Parvati
Dhavalaa/Dhawala (धवला/धवला): Fair complexioned
Dhira (धिर): Calm, composed
Dhwani (ध्वनि): Sound, voice
Dibesh (दिबेश): Translates to “pleased by gods” or “part of the divine.”
Dibya (दिव्या): Heavenly, brilliant
Diksha (दिक्षा): Initiation; The permission given by a teacher to use knowledge practically
Dikshya (दिक्ष्या): Initiation
Dikshya (दिक्ष्या): Initiation
Dilmaya (दिल्माया)
Dilu (दिलु)
Dina (दिना): Named after the goddess of the moon
Dipa (दिपा): A lamp, brilliant
Dipak (दिपक) or Deepak: Means “lamp” or “source of light.” It is a popular first name for male Hindus.
Dipali (दीपाली): Collection of Lamps
Dipansha (दिपांश): The light of the lamp
Dipashana (दिपाशना): Lighting
Dipashri (दिपश्री): Beauty of the lamp
Dipendar (दिपेंदर): Means “light.”
Dipika; Deepika: Both names mean “lamp” or “light.”
Dipisa (दिपिसा): TBA
Dipisha (दिपिषा): Refers to “light” or “lamp.”
Dipkisha (दिप्किषा): Light
Dipti (दिप्ति): Flame or luster or glower shine, Brightness
Dipxita (दिप्क्षिता): Dawn
Dira (दिर): Beautiful, splendor
Disani (दिसानी): Queen of all four directions (East, West, North, South)
Disha (दिशा): Direction
Dishita (दिशिता): Focus
Diti (दिती): Wife of the sage Kashyap
Diti: In Hindu mythology, Diti was the wife of the sage Kashyapa.
Ditya (दित्या): Means “answer of prayers” and is also another name for Goddess Lakshmi.
Divena (दिवेना): Blessing
Divisha (दिविषा): Goddess Durga
Divya (दिव्या): Divine, luster
Divyanka (दिव्यांका): Divine, luster
Dixita (दिक्षिता): The right path
Diya (दिया): Lamp
Diya (दिया): Means “light.”
Diyasha (दियाषा, दियाशा): Means “hope of light.”
Dolma (दोल्मा): Dolma is a Tibetan name often used in Nepal too. It means the Tara with the Seven Eyes.
Doma (दोमा): Helpful, angry, cute, friendly, nice, sweet, and fun to be around
Dooma (दूमा): She is talkative, nice, friendly, sweet, mean sometimes, but a good friend
Drashtaa (द्रष्टा): One who sees
Draupadi (द्रौपदी): Wife of the Pandavas
Drisana (दृशना): Daughter of the sun
Drishti (दृष्टि): Eyesight
Durga (दुर्गा): Goddess Parvati, Goddess Durga