Du is the naming syllable of 2 padas, written 2 ways in Devanagari: डू for Ashlesha, pada 2 (Karka rashi); दू for Uttara Bhadrapada, pada 1 (Meena rashi). These are the 45 names in Kalava's list that begin with it, each with its meaning as the Sanskrit dictionary prints it.
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Duthi दूती attested
female messenger, esp. procuress, go-between
dūtī · MW 489,2 · Apte 574
Dukha दुःख attested
uneasy, uncomfortable, unpleasant, difficult
duḥkha · MW 483,2 · Apte 569
Neuter in Sanskrit; the dictionary has the word, but never as anybody's name.
Duli दूली attested
the Indigo plant
dūlī · MW 490,1 · Apte 575
The dictionary has the word, but never as anybody's name; known only from the old word-lists, not from literature.
Dyuthi द्युति attested
splendour (as a goddess, ), brightness, lustre, majesty, dignity
dyuti · MW 500,1 · Apte 583
Dunya दुन्या modern coinage
Not a Sanskrit word, so the dictionary gives it no meaning; its source language has not been checked.
Dru द्रु attested
running, going
dru · MW 502,1 · Apte 585
Duradharsha दुराधर्षा attested
difficult to be attacked or approached, dangerous, invincible
durādharṣa · MW 484,3
Durgaghna दुर्गघ्ना attested
a name of Durga
durgaghnā · MW 487,2
In Monier-Williams only, not in Apte.
Durlabha दुर्लभा attested
extraordinary, eminent; also difficult to be obtained or found, hard, scarce
durlabha · MW 486,3
Dusaha दुःसहा attested
a name of Lakshmi
duḥsahā · MW 483,1
In Monier-Williams only, not in Apte.
No names of this kind begin with this syllable.
Durg दुर्ग attested
difficult of access or approach, impassable, unattainable
durga · MW 487,2
Dushyanth दुष्यन्त attested
N. of a prince of the lunar race (descendant of Puru
duṣyanta · MW 488,1 · Apte 573
Durgam दुर्गम attested
difficult to be traversed or travelled over, impassable
durgama · MW 485,2
Durgasimh दुर्गसिंह attested
N. of a grammarian and of an astronomer
durgasiṃha · MW 487,2
In Monier-Williams only, not in Apte.
Durbal दुर्बल attested
of little strength, weak, feeble
durbala · MW 486,1
Durjan दुर्जन attested
a bad man, villain, scoundrel
durjana · MW 485,2
The dictionary has the word, but never as anybody's name.
Duru दुरु attested
N. of a mountain
duru · MW 488,2
Masculine in Sanskrit, but given mostly to girls; in Monier-Williams only, not in Apte.
Dusan दूषण attested
corrupting, spoiling, vitiating, violating
dūṣaṇa · MW 488,3 · Apte 572
The dictionary's sense is unflattering: ‘corrupting, spoiling, vitiating, violating’.
Dru द्रु attested
wood or any wooden implement
dru · MW 502,1 · Apte 585
Drughana द्रुघण attested
a name of Brahma; a wooden mace
drughaṇa · MW 502,1
Druhana द्रुहण attested
a name of Brahma
druhaṇa · MW 502,3 · Apte 586
Known only from the old word-lists, not from literature.
Druhina द्रुहिण attested
a name of Shiva; = druhaṇa: N. of Brahmā
druhiṇa · MW 502,3 · Apte 586
Druma द्रुम attested
a tree
druma · MW 502,2 · Apte 585
Dundubha दुन्दुभ attested
a name of Shiva; an unvenomous water-snake
dundubha · MW 484,1 · Apte 569
Duradharsha दुराधर्ष attested
difficult to be attacked or approached, dangerous, invincible
durādharṣa · MW 484,3
Durariha दुरारिहा attested
(for ar) ‘killing wicked enemies’, N. of Viṣṇu
durārihan · MW 485,1
The dictionary's sense is unflattering: ‘(for ar) ‘killing wicked enemies’, N. of Viṣṇu’; in Monier-Williams only, not in Apte.
Durasada दुरासद attested
a name of Shiva; difficult or dangerous to be approached
durāsada · MW 485,1
Duratikrama दुरतिक्रम attested
hard or difficult to be overcome, insurmountable, inevitable
duratikrama · MW 484,2
Durdhara दुर्धर attested
difficult to be carried or borne or suffered, unrestrainable
durdhara · MW 485,3
Durdharsha दुर्धर्ष attested
difficult to be assaulted or laid hold of, inviolable, inaccessible
durdharṣa · MW 485,3
Durjaya दुर्जय attested
difficult to be conquered or won, invincible, irresistible
durjaya · MW 485,2
Durjneya दुर्ज्ञेय attested
a name of Shiva; difficult to be understood or found out
durjñeya · MW 485,3
Durlabha दुर्लभ attested
extraordinary, eminent; also difficult to be obtained or found, hard, scarce
durlabha · MW 486,3
Durmarshana दुर्मर्षण attested
unmanageable, unbearable, insupportable
durmarṣaṇa · MW 486,2
Durvishaha दुर्विषह attested
a name of Shiva; difficult to be borne or supported, intolerable, irresistible
durviṣaha · MW 487,1
Dushchyavana दुश्च्यवन attested
a name of Indra; difficult to be felled, unshaken
duścyavana · MW 487,3
In Monier-Williams only, not in Apte.
Dushkala दुष्काल attested
a name of Shiva; an evil time
duṣkāla · MW 487,3
The dictionary's sense is unflattering: ‘a name of Shiva’; in Monier-Williams only, not in Apte.
Dusvapnanashana दुःस्वप्ननाशन attested
removing bad dreams
duḥsvapnanāśana · MW 483,2
In Monier-Williams only, not in Apte.
Dutaka दूतक attested
a name of Agni
dūtaka · MW 489,2 · Apte 574
Dyumani द्युमणि attested
a name of Shiva; ‘sky-jewel’, the sun
dyumaṇi · MW 499,3
Dyupati द्युपति attested
a name of Indra; ‘sky-lord’, a god
dyupati · MW 499,3
Dyuti द्युति attested
N. of a Ṛṣi under Manu Merusāvarṇa
dyuti · MW 500,1 · Apte 583
Dyutidhara द्युतिधर attested
N. of a poet
dyutidhara · MW 500,1
Dyuman द्युमान् attested
bright, light, brilliant, splendid, excellent
dyumat · MW 499,3 · Apte 583
No names of this kind begin with this syllable.
Durga दुर्गा attested
Durga (the deity's own name); the Indigo plant or Clitoria Ternatea
durgā · MW 487,2
In Monier-Williams only, not in Apte.
MW is Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899), by page and column; Apte is The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1890), by page. Where a name is not a Sanskrit word, its Devanagari is worked out from the English spelling.
The four padas of Ashlesha: डी Di · डू Du · डे De · डो Do
The four padas of Uttara Bhadrapada: दू Du · थ Tha · झ Jha · ञ Na
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