Names Starting With Daya
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Baby Names That Start With Daya (List 1)
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Daya |  |
Meaning : Mercy, Kindness. Used in : Hindu, Hawaiian, Zimbabwe, Hindu, Hebrew, Sanskrit, Malayalam, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya, Telugu, Kannada |
| Daya |  |
Meaning : Mercy, Kindness. Used in : Hindu, Hawaiian, Zimbabwe, Hindu, Hebrew, Sanskrit, Malayalam, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya, Telugu, Kannada |
| Dayaakar | |
Meaning : Merciful Used in : Telugu |
| Dayaamay; Dayamayee | |
Meaning : Full of mercy; Kind Used in : Telugu |
| Dayaananda | |
Meaning : One who takes joy in being merciful Used in : Telugu |
| Dayabir | |
Meaning : Brave In Kindness. Used in : Sikh |
| Dayada | |
Meaning : In Sanskrit meaning is : To whom the transaction is made; son; inheritor Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Dayadeep | |
Meaning : Lamp Of Compassion. Used in : Sikh |
| Dayadi | |
Meaning : Used in : German, Sanskrit |
| Dayajeet | |
Meaning : Compassionate Victory. Used in : Sikh |
| Dayajot | |
Meaning : Light Of Compassion. Used in : Sikh |
| Dayakara | |
Meaning : In Sanskrit meaning is : Showing compassion; another name for Siva Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Kannada, Telugu |
| Dayakurca | |
Meaning : In Sanskrit meaning is : store of compassion Used in : Buddhist, Sanskrit, Buddhist |
| Dayal | |
Meaning : A King Person Used in : Hindu |
| Dayala | |
Meaning : Merciful Lord Shiva Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Dayaljeet | |
Meaning : Victory Of Mercy. Used in : Sikh |
| Dayaljot | |
Meaning : Light Of Mercy. Used in : Sikh |
| Dayalpreet | |
Meaning : Love Of Mercy. Used in : Sikh |
| Dayalroop | |
Meaning : Embodiment Of Mercy. Used in : Sikh |
| Dayalu | |
Meaning : Kindness, Mercy, Pity Used in : Hindu |
| Dayamay | |
Meaning : Full Of Mercy Used in : Hindu |
| Dayamay; Dayamaiah | |
Meaning : kindness Used in : Kannada |
| Dayamayee | |
Meaning : Used in : Hindu, Kannada |
| Dayamayi | |
Meaning : Used in : Hindu, Telugu, Kannada |
| Dayamit | |
Meaning : Kind, Merciful Used in : Hindu |
| Dayana | |
Meaning : In american meaning is : Light and hope Used in : French, German, American, Australian, Chinese, Hebrew |
| Dayanand | |
Meaning : One Who Is Pleased To Help Others Used in : Hindu, Kannada, Telugu |
| Dayanara | |
Meaning : Light And Hope Used in : American |
| Dayanatdar | |
Meaning : Honest, Pious Used in : Arabic |
| Dayanidhan | |
Meaning : Treasure Of Kindness. Used in : Sikh |
| Dayanidhi | |
Meaning : Store Of Compassion Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Dayanita | |
Meaning : One Who Likes Being Merciful Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Hindu, Telugu, Kannada |
| Dayanita | |
Meaning : One Who Likes Being Merciful Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Hindu, Telugu, Kannada |
| Dayann | |
Meaning : Divine Used in : Latin |
| Dayanna | |
Meaning : Divine Used in : Latin |
| Dayanne | |
Meaning : Divine Used in : Latin |
| Dayanvita | |
Meaning : Surrounded By Mercy Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dayaprakash | |
Meaning : Light Of Kindness Used in : Sikh |
| Dayaram | |
Meaning : Merciful Used in : Hindu, Kannada |
| Dayarama | |
Meaning : In Sanskrit meaning is : Pervaded with mercy Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Dayasagar | |
Meaning : Extremely Kind, Sea Of Mercy Used in : Hindu |
| Dayasagara | |
Meaning : Ocean Of Compassion Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada, Telugu |
| Dayasankara | |
Meaning : Siva The Compassionate Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dayasekaran | |
Meaning : Merciful Used in : Hindu |
| Dayashankar | |
Meaning : Merciful Used in : Hindu, Kannada, Telugu |
| Dayasheel | |
Meaning : Kind-hearted Used in : Sikh |
| Dayaswarup | |
Meaning : Merciful Used in : Hindu |
| Dayavati | |
Meaning : Full Of Mercy Used in : Hindu |
| Dayavira | |
Meaning : Heroically Compassionate Used in : Sanskrit |
| Dayawant | |
Meaning : Full Of Kindness. Used in : Sikh |