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| NAME | ROOT | MEANING |
| Dara (u) | khmer | star |
| • Darasy (f) | khmer | variant of Dara ('sy' is a favorite Khmer feminine name suffix added to produce a conducive sound vibration) |
| • Daravan (m) | khmer | variant of Dara ('van' is a favorite Khmer unisex name suffix added to produce a conducive sound effect) |
| • Daravichet (f) | khmer | dara + vichet (glamorous) : beautiful star, bright star, glamorous star |
| • Daravuth (m) | khmer | dara + vuth (progress, abundance) : bountiful star |
| • Daravy (f) | khmer | variant of Dara ('vy' is another favorite Khmer feminine name suffix added to produce conducive sound vibrations and also to make the name more interesting and exotic) |
| Deva (u) | sanskrit | god, divine being |
| • Devakanya (f) | sanskrit | deva + kanya (young lady) : young goddess, youthful goddess |
| • Devakiri (m) | sanskrit | deva + kiri (mountain) : mountain of the gods |
| • Devamuni (m) | sanskrit | deva + muni (sage) : divine sage, revered venerable |
| • Devaraja (m) | sanskrit | deva + raja (king) : divine ruler, god-king; devaraja is also the name of the ancient religious cult established by Khmer Empire founder Jayavarman II in which the Khmer king was worshipped as a manifestation of the Hindu god Siva |
| • Devapura (m) | sanskrit, pali | deva + pura (city) : divine city, city of the blessed |
| Devi (f) | sanskrit | celestial being, female deity, goddess, angel |
| • Devi Ajara (f) | sanskrit | devi + ajara (forever youthful) : youthful divinity, heavenly youthful |
| • Devi Kunjara (f) | sanskrit, Pali | devi + kunjara (elephant) : divine elephant, elephant of the gods |
| • Devinari (f) | sanskrit, khmer | devi + nari (young woman) : young goddess |
| • Bopha Devi (f) | sanskrit, khmer | bopha (flower) + devi : flower goddess; the name of a Khmer princess renown as a leading apsara ballet dancer (daughter of King Sihanouk); alternative spellings include Buppha Devi and Bophadevi |
| • Ratana Devi (f) | sanskrit | ratana (gem, precious) + devi : precious goddess |
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Siridevi (f)
• Sridevi (f) |
sanskrit | siri/sri (revered, esteemed) + devi : revered goddess, cherished goddess, adored goddess |
| Devata (f) | khmer | deity, angel, divine beings that live in heaven |
| Dhanika (f) | sanskrit | wealthy young woman, young woman of riches |
| Dharani (f) | sanskrit | the Earth goddess |
| Dharma (u) | sanskrit | the teachings of the Buddha; the laws of nature |
| Dina (u) | sanskrit | day |
| • Dinamani (u) | sanskrit | dina + mani (jewel) : the day's jewel |
| • Dinaneatha (f) | sanskrit, pali | dina + neatha (lord) : the day's ruler |
| • Dinaraja (m) | sanskrit | dina + raja (king) : the day's king |
| Divya (f) | sanskrit | divine, godly, angelic, celestial |
| Duong (u) | khmer | globe, disk, circular-shape which signifies "wholeness" or "inner-most" |
| • Duong Chan (m) | khmer | duong + chan (moon) : the cirular moon, the full moon |
| • Duong Chantrea (f) | khmer | duong + chantrea (moon) : the circular moon, the full moon |
| • Duong Chetra (f) | khmer | duong + chetra (conscious mind) : total consciousness, totality of the mind; used poetically to refer to one's feelings or one's beloved ("the one who fills my thoughts") |
| • Duong Chiva (f) | khmer | duong + chiva (life force) : whole life, inner life, essence of life; darling, beloved ("the one who completes my life") |
| • Duong Chivi (f) | khmer | variant of Duong Chiva |
| • Duong Chivoan (f) | khmer | variant of Duong Chiva |
| • Duong Dara (f) | khmer | duong + dara (star) : perfectly circular star, perfect star; beautiful girl (poetic usage) |
| • Duong Haratey (f) | khmer | duong + haratey (conscious mind) : total consciousness, totality of the mind, total state of the conscious mind |
| • Duong Netra (f) | khmer | duong + netra (eye) : perfect to the eye, precious one ("apple of my eye") |
| • Duong Sorya (f) | khmer | duong + sorya (sun) : the perfectly circular sun, the perfect sun |
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