Naming ceremonies mean coming together of the family in unison. This is bonding time and an occasion to enjoy sumptuous meals or snacks along with a lot of positive atmospheres around. Silks, jewelry, and adornment are much in style for the newborn and the proud parents. Naming the child, especially the firstborn is a grand family affair. This is done by taking into consideration the auspicious time and month as per the Hindu calendar. The christening of the Catholic child is a holy function usually conducted in the church in the presence of close family and friends.
Finding the right name is quite an ordeal for a baby boy. The trend is to look for neutral-sounding names that do not easily give off the culture and yet have a very ethnic charm in the sound. There are names like Atharva, Pratyaksh, Pradesh, Pratik, and also Ved that are simple to pronounce and easy to remember. Other names that are distinct seem like Yug, Dharma, Rashab, Ratish, Daiwik, Pravlit, and Nimish.
Names after Gods are like Sabareesh for Lord Ayappa, Darpad means Shiva and Vaman which is a form of Vishnu. There are holy names like Sailabh for Lord Brahma, Gaurish for Shiva and also Varada means granter of boons. Many families prefer to keep the name of Lord Shiva who is the ultimate depiction of masculinity. These are found in names like Aniket, Soham, Debesh, Santana, Suprita, or Praneel.
It is also noted that in India, the names for boys seem as gratitude towards Lord Ganesha. This is seen as Amit, Ganapathy, Durga, Avighna, Vignesh, Gaurisuta, Herambh, Sarvatman, and Yagnakaya. There are easy names after Lord Vishnu like Adinath, Krishna, Keshav, Madhav, Vallabh, Akshaj, Ijay, Lohitaksh, and Kumud. Named after Lord Indra who is the King of Gods Suneet, Tuvijat, Indresh, Amrish, and Sachin.
Muslim boy names are almost musical like Waqar, Waqif, Wasim, Dilawar, Toufeeq, Aslam, Ali, Adnan, Asim, Aariz, Fattah, Abud, Asim, Mustafah, and Haq. Raahil, Utbah, Najjar, and Minhaj are also other Muslim names. Names after virtue can be seen as Adarsh for principle, Subh for pure, Aman for peace, Danish for clever, Laksh for goal, Daksh for able, and Darshan for seeking a glimpse.
Indian Names for Baby Boys starting with D
Daruka = deodar tree
Dattatreya = son of Atri, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu
Dattey = Lord Indra
Dakshesh = Lord Shiva
Damodar = Lord Krishna
Dasharath = one with 10 chariots, Lord Ram's father
Daya = mercy
Dayanand = one who likes being merciful or kind
Dayanidhi = kind person
Dayasagar = extremely kind, sea of mercy
Dayaswarup = merciful
Deendayal = one who has mercy on the downtrodden or poor
Deenbabdhu = brother ( or helper) of poor people
Deepak = lamp, kindle
Deepankar = one who lights lamps
Deependra = Lord of light
Deependu = moon
Deepesh = Lord of light, sun
Deeptanshu = shining light, sun
Deeptendu = shining moon
Devarsi = sage of Devas
Devdas = servant of Lord , a servant of temple
Devidas = servant (devotee) of Godess
Devadutt = gift from God
Devanand = joy of god
Devguru = teacher of Gods ( Brihaspati )
Devraj = king of Gods ( Lord Indra)
Devashish = blessing of the Gods( Debashish )
Devesh = God of Gods
Devang = part of God
Devendra = king of Gods
Devilal = son of Godess
Deviprasad = gift of a Godess
Devkinandan = son of Devki - (Lord Krishna)
Dhananjay = one who wins wealth, Lord Arjun, Lord Vishnu.
Dhananad = pleasure of having wealth
Dhanaraj = king of wealth ( Kuber )
Dhanesh = Lord of wealth ( Kuber, Vishnu )
Dhanvantari = doctor of Gods
Dharesh = king, Lord of land
Dharma = law ( religious)
Dharmadev = Lord of law
Dharmesh = master of religion
Dharmendra = king of religion
Dheeraj = bravery
Dhiren = one who is strong, powerful
Dhirendra = Lord of the brave
Dhruv = pole star, unperturbed
Dhaval = fair complexioned
Digamber = nacked, Lord Shiva
Dilip = King, ancestor of Lord Rama
Dinanath = saviour of the downtrodden or poor
Dinesh = sun, God of the day
Dinkar = sun
Dinpal = sun
Divakar = sun
Divyanshu = divine light, sun
Divyesh = sun
Divyendu = bright moon
Duranjaya = a heroic son
Durgadutt = gift from Godess Durga
Durgadas = servant ( a devotee ) of Godess Durga
Durgesh = Lord of fort
Durjaya = difficult to conquer, Lord Vishnu
Durvish = one who cannot be affected by poison
Dwarkanath = Lord of Dwarka (Lord Krishna)
Dwarkadhish = ruler of Dwarka (Lord Krishna)
Dwijendra = moon
Dwijesh = moon