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Da-eun many + graces (多恩)
Daan God is my judge; short form of Daniel
Dabney from the French place name Aubigny (d'Aubigny)
Dacey from Irish Deasach: southerner
Dacia the ancient Roman province of Dacia
Daciana from Dacia, the ancient name of the land of the Romanians
Dadusha attested name of Dadusha, king of Eshnunna c. 1800 BC;…
Daelyn modern American blend of Dae- and Lynn
Daemon from daimon, a spirit or divine power
Daena religion, conscience, insight
Daenerys coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
Daeseong great castle (dae + seong); Kim Daeseong, builder of…
Daeshawn modern blend of Dae- and Shawn (God is gracious)
Dafina laurel; from Greek daphne
Dafna laurel
Dafydd Welsh form of David: beloved; patron saint of Wales
Dag day; Dag Hammarskjöld
Dagan grain; a Mesopotamian god of crops
Dagat sea (Tagalog)
Dagda the good god; father figure of Irish myth
Dagmar day maiden or famous day
Dagny new day
Dagobert bright as day (dag + berht); Dagobert I, Frankish king d.…
Dagoberto from Dagobert: bright day
Dagur day; Icelandic form of Dag
Dagwaagin autumn
Dahabo gold
Dahiru Hausa form of Zahir, evident, bright
Dahteste attested name of Chiricahua warrior and scout Dahteste, c.…
Dahye much (多) + wisdom or grace (慧, 惠)
Dahyun much (多) + virtuous or shining (賢, 炫)
Dai pet form of Dafydd: beloved
Daibhidh Gaelic form of David: beloved
Daichi great earth (大地)
Daiki great radiance (大輝)
Dail form of Dale: valley
Daina song, folk song
Dainis from Latvian daina, a folk song
Dainius singer; from daina 'song'
Daire fruitful, oak
Dairine fruitful; daughter of a legendary king of Tara
Daisey form of Daisy, the flower
Daisie form of Daisy: day's eye, the flower
Daisuke great help (大輔)
Daisy day's eye; the daisy flower
Daithi swift, nimble; also used for David
Daivd respelling of David: beloved
Daiyu black jade (黛玉); Lin Daiyu of Dream of the Red Chamber
Daja spelling of Deja, French, already
Dajah spelling of Deja, French, already
Dajon modern blend of Da- and Jon
Dajuan modern American blend of Da- and Juan
Dakarai happiness
Dakila great, noble
Dakoda spelling of Dakota: friends, allies
Dakota friends, allies; the Dakota people
Dakotah spelling of Dakota: friend, ally
Dal moon (native Korean 달)
Dalal pampering, coquetry
Dalaney form of Delaney: descendant of the challenger
Dalbit moonlight (native Korean 달빛)
Dale valley
Dalena short form of Madalena (Magdalene): woman of Magdala
Dalene short form of Madalene: woman from Magdala
Daler brave (Tajik)
Daley from Ó Dálaigh: descendant of the assembly
Dalia branch, bough (Hebrew); also the dahlia flower
Dalibor fighter far away; from dali 'distant' and bor 'battle'
Dalila form of Delilah, perhaps delicate
Dalilah spelling of Delilah, perhaps 'delicate'
Dalimil from Slavic dal, far, and mil, dear
Dalisay pure
Dalit drawing water; vine branch
Dalitso blessing, in Chewa
Daliyah form of Dalia: branch, bough
Daljit victorious over armies
Dallan little blind one; St Dallán, poet
Dallas meadow dwelling, from the village Dallas
Dallin English surname, perhaps 'from the dale'
Dallis form of Dallas: meadow dwelling
Dalmar one who has traveled widely
Dalton from a place name, 'valley town'
Damarco modern blend of De- and Marco
Damarcus modern American blend of Da- and Marcus
Damari modern American name, perhaps a form of Damaris
Damarion modern American coinage, perhaps from Damario or Marion
Damaris perhaps 'gentle' or 'calf'
Damayanti subduer (of men); princess of the Nala tale
Damdeok attested given name of Gwanggaeto the Great, Goguryeo king…
Dameon spelling of Damian, from Greek damao 'to tame'
Damhnait little fawn
Damian to tame, subdue
Damiana feminine of Damian: to tame, subdue
Damiano to tame, subdue
Damião Portuguese form of Damian, to tame
Damien to tame
Damilola has made me wealthy; short for Oluwadamilola, God has made…
Damini lightning
Damion spelling of Damian, from Greek damazo, to tame
Damir from dati (to give) and mir (peace)
Damita little lady
Damjing attested name of Damjing, Goguryeo monk and painter in…
Damkina true wife; mother of Marduk
Damla drop (of water)
Damo probably from damos 'people'; Damo, daughter of Pythagoras,…
Damodar with a rope round the belly; the child Krishna
Damon from Greek damazein 'to tame'
Damona from damo- 'cow' or 'deer'; Gaulish healing goddess
Damond form of Damon; to tame
Damontae modern blend of Da- and Montae
Dan he judged; son of Jacob
Dana meaning uncertain
Danae possibly 'parched'; mother of Perseus
Danah form of Dana: large pearl
Dandan red, cinnabar (丹丹)
Dandre modern American blend of De- and Andre
Dandrea modern blend of D' and Andrea
Dane a Dane, person from Denmark; or a surname from dene 'valley'
Danee form of Dani (Danielle): God is my judge
Daneille form of Danielle: God is my judge
Danel God is my judge; Basque form of Daniel
Danelle feminine of Daniel; God is my judge
Danessa modern blend of Dan- and Vanessa
Danette feminine diminutive of Daniel; God is my judge
Dangal honor, dignity
Dangelo from D'Angelo, 'of the angel'
Dangiras from Lithuanian dangus, sky or heaven
Dangun sandalwood ruler (檀君); legendary founder of Gojoseon
Danguolė from Lithuanian dangus, sky or heaven
Dani short form of Daniel or Danielle: God is my judge
Dania feminine of Dan or Daniel: God is my judge
Danica morning star (the planet Venus)
Daniel God is my judge; the prophet in the lions' den
Daniela God is my judge; feminine of Daniel
Daniele God is my judge
Danielle God is my judge; feminine of Daniel
Danika morning star
Danilo God is my judge; form of Daniel
Danise form of Denise: follower of Dionysus
Danish knowledge, learning
Danita feminine of Daniel; God is my judge
Danitza form of Danica: morning star
Daniyah near, close
Daniyal God is my judge; form of Daniel
Danjuma son born on Friday
Dankwart from Germanic thank, thought, and wart, guardian; a hero of…
Danladi son born on Sunday
Danna feminine of Dan: he judged
Dannette feminine of Daniel; God is my judge
Danney pet form of Daniel: God is my judge
Danni pet form of Danielle; God is my judge
Dannie pet form of Daniel or Danielle; God is my judge
Danny pet form of Daniel: God is my judge
Dantae form of Dante: enduring, steadfast
Dantala son born on Tuesday
Dante enduring (short form of Durante); the poet Dante Alighieri
Dantika tamed, self-restrained (Pali dantika); Dantika, nun of the…
Danu mother goddess of the Tuatha Dé Danann; meaning uncertain
Danuhepa attested name of Danuhepa, Hittite queen c. 1300 BC;…
Dănuț Romanian diminutive of Dan, judge
Danya feminine of Dan or Daniel (God is my judge); also Russian…
Danyale form of Danielle: God is my judge
Danyelle spelling of Danielle, feminine of Daniel: God is my judge
Danylo God is my judge; Ukrainian form of Daniel
Danzel form of Denzel, from the Cornish place name Denzell
Dao peach blossom (桃) in Vietnamese; star (ดาว) in Thai
Daouda West African form of Dawud (David), beloved
Daphane form of Daphne: laurel tree
Daphene form of Daphne: laurel
Daphine form of Daphne: laurel
Daphna Hebrew form of Daphne: laurel
Daphne laurel; nymph turned into a laurel tree
Daphney form of Daphne: laurel
Daphnie form of Daphne: laurel
Daquan modern coinage with the prefix Da- and the ending -quan
Dara oak tree
Dara Jingga orange maiden (dara + jingga); Malay princess of…
Dara Petak white maiden (dara + petak); Malay princess of Dharmasraya,…
Darach of the oak
Darah form of Dara: pearl of wisdom
Darby from a surname and place name, 'deer farm'
Darcee form of Darcy: from Arcy (Norman); also given as dark
Darcia form of Darcy: from Arcy (Norman); also given as dark
Darcie form of Darcy; from the Norman place name Arcy, or Irish…
Darcy from d'Arcy, a Norman place name
Darek pet form of Dariusz (Darius): possessing good
Daren form of Darren; meaning uncertain
Daria holding firm the good
Darian modern name, perhaps from Darius 'holding firm the good'
Dariana feminine of Darius: possessing good
Daric a gold coin of ancient Persia
Darien from Darién, a region of Panama
Darik form of Derek (Theodoric): ruler of the people
Darilyn modern blend of Daryl and Lynn
Darin spelling of Darren, a surname of uncertain origin
Darina gift; from dar 'gift'
Dario holding firm the good; Persian king Darius
Darion modern name, perhaps from Darius 'holding firm the good'
Darius he who holds firm the good; Darius the Great of Persia
Dariush he who holds firm the good; Persian form of Darius
Darkhan free man, privileged one (Kazakh)
Darla from darling
Darlean form of Darlene: darling
Darleen form of Darlene; darling
Darlena form of Darlene: darling
Darlene from the word darling, with -ene
Darlin form of darling: beloved
Darline form of Darlene; darling
Darling beloved one
Darlyn form of Darlene; darling
Darlyne form of Darlene: darling
Darlynn form of Darlene: darling
Darnel form of Darnell, perhaps from a place name 'hidden nook'
Darnell English surname from Old French darnel, a kind of ryegrass
Darnelle form of Darnell, from darnel: a kind of grass
Darold blend of Darrell and Harold
Daron form of Darren; meaning uncertain
Darragh oak, fruitful
Darrah form of Dara: pearl of wisdom
Darran form of Darren, of uncertain origin, perhaps 'little great…
Darrel from the Norman place name Airelle
Darrell from a Norman surname, 'from Airelle' in Normandy
Darren English surname, perhaps from Irish Ó Dearáin; meaning…
Darrick spelling of Derek, from Theodoric 'ruler of the people'
Darrius spelling of Darius: he who holds firm the good
Darrol form of Darrell, from the Norman place name Airelle
Darron form of Darren; meaning uncertain
Darrow surname, possibly from Old English daroth: spear
Darryl from a Norman surname, 'from Airelle' in Normandy
Darsh sight, vision; a name of Krishna
Darshan sight, vision, especially of the divine
Darshana vision, sight
Dartagnan from d'Artagnan, a Gascon place name; Dumas's musketeer
Darunee young girl, maiden
Darwin dear friend
Darya possessing good; feminine of Darius
Daryavaush he who holds firm the good; Old Persian form of Darius,…
Daryl Norman surname from Airelle, a place in Normandy
Daryn spelling of Darren, a surname of uncertain origin
Dash from the word dash; also short form of Dashiell
Dasha diminutive of Darya, 'possessing good'
Dasharatha he of ten chariots
Dashaun modern blend of the prefix Da- and Shaun
Dashdorj auspicious vajra (from Tibetan tashi dorje)
Dashi attested name of Yelu Dashi, Khitan founder of the Qara…
Dashiell perhaps from French de Chiel, after writer Dashiell Hammett
Dashon modern blend of Da- and Shawn
Dasia modern American name, perhaps from Dasha (Darya);…
Dasius common Messapian-Illyrian name; St Dasius of Durostorum,…
Dasom love (archaic native Korean 다솜)
Dasun handsome, good-looking
Dat achieve, accomplish (達)
Dathan biblical name of uncertain meaning
Datis attested name of Datis, Median commander at Marathon c. 490…
Dato short for Davit, beloved
Datu chieftain, ruler
Dauda Hausa form of David (Dawud), beloved
Daudi Swahili form of David, beloved
Daulet wealth, good fortune (Kazakh)
Daumantas much wealth; from daug 'much' and mantas 'property'
Dauren era, golden age (Kazakh)
Dave short for David: beloved
Daven modern American name, perhaps from David or Devin
Davetta feminine of Dave (David): beloved
Davette feminine of David: beloved
Davey pet form of David; beloved
Davi beloved; popular in Brazil
Davia feminine of David: beloved
Davian modern American elaboration of David
David beloved; king of Israel
Davide beloved
Davidson surname meaning son of David (beloved)
Davina feminine of David: beloved
Davion modern American elaboration of David
Davis surname, son of David
Davit beloved; form of David; David the Builder of Georgia
Davita feminine of David: beloved
Davlat fortune, state (Tajik, Uzbek)
Davon modern name, perhaps from Devon or Davis
Davontay modern blend of Da- and Vonte
Davonte modern coinage from Davon with a -te ending
Davos coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
Davut Turkish form of David, 'beloved'
Dawa moon; Monday (Sherpa day-name)
Dawayne form of Dwayne: dark, black
Daweed beloved; Syriac form of David
Dawei great + mighty (大伟)
Dawid beloved; Polish form of David
Dawit Ethiopian form of David, beloved
Dawn daybreak, first light
Dawna form of Dawn; dawn
Dawnelle modern blend of Dawn and -elle
Dawnette elaboration of Dawn with -ette
Dawnmarie compound of Dawn and Marie
Dawson from a surname, 'son of Daw (David)'
Dawsyn form of Dawson: son of David (beloved)
Dawud beloved; Arabic form of David
Dax from Dax, a town in southwestern France
Daxton modern American blend of Dax and -ton
Daya compassion, mercy
Dayana spelling of Diana: divine; the Roman moon goddess
Dayanara modern name popularized by Miss Universe Dayanara Torres;…
Dayang princess, lady of noble birth
Dayanna spelling of Diana, possibly 'divine'
Daylan modern coinage on the Dale/Dylan pattern
Dayne spelling of Dane, a person from Denmark
Dayo joy arrives
Dayshawn modern blend of Day- and Shawn
Daysi form of Daisy: day's eye
Dayton English place name, day town or dairy town
Daytona from Daytona Beach, Florida, named after its founder…
Dayun much (多) + permit, lustrous (允, 潤)
Dazhbog giving god
De virtue (德)
Dea goddess
Deacon church office, from Greek diakonos 'servant, messenger'
Dean valley; also from the church office of dean
Deana form of Deanna or Diana, Roman goddess of the moon and hunt
Deandra modern blend of Dee and Andrea
Deandre modern American blend of De- and Andre (manly)
Deandrea modern blend of De- and Andrea
Deangela modern blend of De- and Angela (messenger, angel)
Deangelo from Italian surname De Angelo, son of Angelo (angel)
Deanie pet form of Deanna or Dean
Deann form of Dean or Diane; divine
Deanna form of Diana, possibly 'divine', or feminine of Dean
Deanne form of Diane or Dean; divine
Deante modern coinage from De- and Dante
Deanthony modern coinage from De- and Anthony
Dearbhla daughter of Fál, a poetic name for Ireland
Deasia modern American blend of De- and Asia
Deb short form of Deborah: bee
Debabrata devoted to the gods; Bhishma
Debarshi divine sage (deva + rishi)
Debashis blessing of the gods
Debasish blessing of the gods
Debasmita smile of the goddess
Debbi pet form of Deborah; bee
Debbra form of Deborah; bee
Debby pet form of Deborah; bee
Debera form of Deborah: bee
Debi pet form of Deborah; bee
Debjani goddess, wife of a god
Debora spelling of Deborah: bee
Deborah bee; a prophetess and judge of Israel
Debra bee
Debrah form of Deborah; bee
Debroah form of Deborah: bee
Decarlo modern blend of De- and Carlo
Decarlos modern blend of De- and Carlos
Decebalus attested name of Decebalus, last king of Dacia, 87–106;…
December the month, from Latin decem: ten
Deceneus attested name of Deceneus, high priest and lawgiver under…
Dechen great bliss
Decima tenth (daughter); attested Roman women's name
Decimus tenth
Decius Oscan praenomen Dekis, linked to 'ten'; Decius Magius,…
Decker occupational surname: roofer, thatcher
Declan uncertain, possibly man of prayer; St Declan of Ardmore
Dede first-born daughter, in Ga
Dedes attested name of Ken Dedes, queen of Singhasari c. 1222 in…
Dedrick form of Theodoric: ruler of the people
Dee pet form of names starting with D; also Welsh 'dark'
Deeann blend of Dee and Ann
Deedee pet form of names beginning with D
Deegan from Irish O Duibhginn, perhaps dark-headed
Deena spelling of Dinah: judged
Deepa lamp, light
Deepak lamp, that which illuminates
Deepika little lamp, light
Deepshikha flame of a lamp
Deepthi brightness, lustre
Deeqa generous, giving
Defne laurel
Deforest of the forest
Degataga standing firm; Cherokee name of Stand Watie, c. 1862
Deguang virtue and light (de + guang); Yelu Deguang, Khitan Liao…
Dehua virtue (德) + splendor, China (华)
Deidra spelling of Deirdre, of uncertain meaning
Deimantė diamond; from deimantas
Deiniol Welsh form of Daniel: God is my judge
Deioces attested name of Deioces, legendary founder of the Median…
Deion spelling of Dion, short for Dionysius 'of Dionysus'
Deiotarus divine bull (deivo- + taruo-); Deiotarus, king of Galatia,…
Deirbhile daughter of the poet; St Deirbhile of Erris
Deirdra form of Deirdre, the tragic heroine of Irish legend;…
Deirdre uncertain, often given as sorrowful; tragic heroine of…
Deisy spelling of Daisy, the flower ('day's eye')
Deivydas Lithuanian form of David, beloved
Deja from French deja, already (as in deja vu)
Dejanae modern blend of De- and Janae
Dejuan modern American blend of De- and Juan
Deklan spelling of Declan, Irish Deaglan, perhaps full of goodness
Deklyn form of Declan, often given as man of prayer
Dekota form of Dakota: friends, allies
Dekyi happiness, bliss
Del short form of names beginning Del-, such as Delbert
Dela savior
Delaina form of Delaney: descendant of the dark challenger
Delal beautiful, dear
Delali there is a savior
Delana feminine of Delano; alder grove
Delaney from Irish O Dubhshlaine, descendant of the dark challenger
Delanie spelling of Delaney, Irish surname O Dubhshlaine
Delano from the French surname de la Noye, of the alder grove;…
Delany form of Delaney, from Ó Dubhshláine, a surname of uncertain…
Delaram heart's ease, one who calms the heart
Delayne form of Delaney, often given as 'dark challenger'
Delbert form of Albert or Adelbert; noble and bright
Delen petal
Deleon surname meaning of León (lion)
Delfim Portuguese form of Delphinus, dolphin
Delfina woman from Delphi; dolphin
Delfino dolphin
Delger abundant, flourishing
Delgermaa flourishing, abundant (delger) + feminine suffix maa
Delia woman of Delos; epithet of Artemis
Deliah form of Delilah: perhaps 'delicate'; lover of Samson
Delicia delight
Delight word name: delight, great pleasure
Delilah perhaps 'delicate, weak' or 'flirtatious'; lover of Samson
Delima pomegranate; also ruby
Delina short form of Adelina: noble
Delisa modern American blend of De- and Lisa
Dell small wooded valley; also short for Adele or Wendell
Dellie pet form of Adele or Della: noble
Delma perhaps from Spanish del mar 'of the sea', or short for…
Delmar of the sea, from Spanish del mar
Delmas French surname from del mas: of the farmhouse
Delmer form of Delmar; of the sea
Delmont of the mountain
Delois form of Dolores; sorrows
Delora form of Dolores; sorrows
Deloras form of Dolores: sorrows
Delores form of Dolores; sorrows, from Our Lady of Sorrows
Delories form of Dolores: sorrows
Deloris form of Dolores; sorrows
Delorise form of Dolores: sorrows
Delorse form of Dolores: sorrows, from Our Lady of Sorrows
Delos from the Greek island of Delos, birthplace of Apollo
Delpha form of Delphine; woman of Delphi
Delphia of Delphi, the oracle site; also linked to delphis, dolphin
Delphine of Delphi; also dolphin
Delray of the king
Delroy from French de le roi: of the king
Delta fourth letter of the Greek alphabet; also a river delta
Delton English place name, valley town
Delwin from Welsh del + gwyn: pretty, fair, blessed
Delwyn pretty and white, blessed
Delyla form of Delilah: delicate, languishing
Delyth pretty, neat
Demaratus prayed for by the people (dēmos + aratos); king of Sparta…
Demarco from Italian De Marco, 'son of Mark'
Demarcus modern coinage from De- and Marcus
Demario modern coinage from De- and Mario
Demarion modern blend of the prefix De- and Marion
Demaris form of Damaris, possibly heifer or gentle
Demarius modern blend of De- and Marius
Demasduit attested name of a Beothuk woman taken captive in 1819
Demba third-born son, in Fula
Demelza from a Cornish place name, fort of Maeldaf
Demeter probably 'earth mother'; goddess of the harvest
Demetra form of Demeter, goddess of the harvest; earth mother
Demetre Georgian form of Demetrius: follower of Demeter (earth…
Demetri form of Demetrius, 'of Demeter'
Demetria devoted to Demeter, goddess of the harvest
Demetric form of Demetrius; follower of Demeter, the earth mother
Demetrius devoted to Demeter, goddess of the harvest
Demetruis form of Demetrius: of Demeter, goddess of the earth
Demetrus form of Demetrius: of Demeter
Demian form of Damian: to tame
Deming virtue + bright (德明)
Demir Turkish: iron
Demirhan iron khan
Demitra form of Demetra (Demeter): earth mother
Demitri form of Dmitri (Demetrius); follower of Demeter, the earth…
Demitria form of Demetria (Demeter): earth mother
Demitrius form of Demetrius; follower of Demeter, the earth mother
Demon from Greek daimon: spirit, divine power
Demond modern coinage from De- and Desmond/Raymond
Demonte modern coinage from De- and Monte
Dempsey from Irish Ó Díomasaigh, proud
Dena form of Dinah: judged; or short form of names ending -dena
Denali from Koyukon: the high one, the name of Alaska's tallest…
Dene surname: valley
Denee form of Denise: follower of Dionysus
Dénes Hungarian form of Dionysius, of Dionysus
Denese form of Denise: follower of Dionysus
Deni short form of Denise or Dennis: of Dionysus
Deniece form of Denise: follower of Dionysus
Denielle form of Danielle: God is my judge
Denim denim fabric, from French de Nimes
Denine form of Denise: follower of Dionysus
Denis of Dionysus; patron saint of France
Denise feminine of Denis, 'of Dionysus'
Denisha modern American elaboration of Denise
Denisse spelling of Denise, 'of Dionysus'
Denitsa morning star; from den 'day'
Deniz sea
Denkha epiphany, dawning; Patriarch Dinkha IV of the Assyrian…
Denna coined by Patrick Rothfuss for The Name of the Wind
Dennie pet form of Dennis; follower of Dionysus
Dennis from Dionysios, 'of Dionysus'
Dennison surname: son of Dennis
Denny pet form of Dennis, 'of Dionysus'
Denton English place name, valley town
Denver Danes' crossing; from an English place name; also the city…
Denzell form of Denzel, from a Cornish place name
Denzil from the Cornish place Denzell, possibly high stronghold
Deodato from Latin, given by God
Deon form of Dion, from Dionysius 'of Dionysus'
Deondre modern American blend of De- and Andre
Deonta modern coinage from Deon with a -ta ending
Deonte modern American blend of De- and Donte
Dequan modern coinage with the prefix De- and the ending -quan
Derbforgaill probably 'daughter of Forgall'; Derbforgaill, queen of…
Dereck spelling of Derek, from Theodoric 'ruler of the people'
Derek ruler of the people; from Diederik
Derell form of Darrell, from the Norman place name Airelle
Deric spelling of Derek, from Theodoric 'ruler of the people'
Derica feminine of Derek (Theodoric): ruler of the people
Derick spelling of Derek, from Theodoric 'ruler of the people'
Derik spelling of Derek, from Theodoric: people ruler
Derile attested name of Derile (Der-Ilei), Pictish noblewoman,…
Derin deep
Derius form of Darius: holder of the good
Derk form of Dirk (Theodoric): ruler of the people
Dermot possibly without envy; anglicized Diarmuid
Deron form of Darren; meaning uncertain
Derrel form of Darrell, from the French place Airelle
Derrell form of Darrell; from a French place name, Airelle
Derrica feminine of Derrick: ruler of the people
Derricka feminine form of Derrick: ruler of the people
Derrill form of Darrell, a Norman surname from Airelle in France
Derrin form of Darren, of uncertain origin
Derry from Irish doire: oak grove
Derryl form of Darrell, a Norman surname from Airelle in France
Dervla daughter of Fál (Ireland), or daughter of the poet
Derwa oak
Derwood deer wood
Derya sea, ocean
Deryl form of Darryl, from Airelle in Normandy
Desarae form of Desiree; desired
Desaray form of Desiree: desired, longed for
Desaree form of Désirée: desired
Desdemona from Greek dysdaimon, ill-fated; heroine of Shakespeare's…
Desean modern American blend of De- and Sean
Deserae form of Désirée: desired
Deseray form of Désirée: desired
Deseree form of Désirée: desired
Deserie form of Desiree: desired
DeShawn De- prefix plus Shawn, the Irish form of John
Deshawna modern blend of De- and Shawna
Deshun modern blend of De- and Shawn
Desiderio from Latin desiderium: longing, desire
Desiderius longing, desire; last king of the Lombards d. after 774
Desirae spelling of Désirée: desired
Desire desired, longed for
Desirea form of Desiree; desired
Desiree desired, longed for
Desislav finding glory
Desislava finding glory; from desi 'to find' and slava 'glory'
Desmon form of Desmond: from south Munster
Desmond man from south Munster
Despina lady, mistress
Despoina Greek word meaning lady or mistress, a title of the Virgin…
Dessa short form of Odessa, a name taken from Homer's Odyssey
Dessie pet form of Odessa or Desdemona
Desta joy, happiness
Destanee form of Destiny: fate
Destany spelling of Destiny, fate
Desteny form of Destiny: fate
Destin destiny, fate
Destinee spelling of Destiny: fate
Destiney spelling of Destiny: fate
Destini spelling of Destiny, fate
Destinie spelling of Destiny, fate
Destiny fate, destiny
Destry possibly from French destrier: warhorse
Detelina Bulgarian word meaning clover
Detlef heir of the people; Low German, from Thiadleib
Detrick form of Dietrich: ruler of the people
Deucalion meaning uncertain; the man who survived the great flood,…
Dev god, divine being
Deva divine, god
Devadath given by the gods
Devadatta given by the gods; Devadatta, cousin and rival of the…
Devaki divine, godlike
Devan spelling of Devin, 'descendant of Damhán (little fawn)'
Devananda joy of the gods
Devante modern American blend of De- and Dante
Devaughn modern coinage from De- and Vaughn
Devavrat devoted to the gods; birth name of Bhishma
Deven spelling of Devin, 'descendant of Damhán (little fawn)'
Devi goddess
Devika little goddess
Devin from Irish Ó Damháin, 'descendant of Damhán (little fawn)'
Devina form of Davina, feminine of David: beloved
Devlin from Irish Ó Doibhilin, perhaps 'unlucky'
Devlyn form of Devlin: from Ó Doibhilin, often given as unlucky or…
Devon from Devon, English county named for the Dumnonii tribe
Devonna feminine form of Devon, the English county
Devonne form of Devon, the English county
Devonta modern coinage from Devon with a -ta ending
Devontae modern American blend of De- and Vonte
Devonte modern coinage from Devon with a -te ending
Devora Hebrew form of Deborah; bee
Devra form of Deborah: bee
Devyani daughter of Shukra in the Mahabharata; divine
Devyn spelling of Devin, 'descendant of Damhán (little fawn)'
Dewain form of Dwayne: little dark one
Dewayne modern form of Wayne (wagon maker) with the prefix De-
Dewey surname, perhaps from Welsh Dewi (David); beloved
Dewi Welsh form of David: beloved; St David
Dewight form of Dwight: from DeWitt, white or blond
Dewitt from the Dutch surname de Witt, the white
Dexter from a surname, 'dyer'
Deyanira form of Deianira, of uncertain Greek meaning
Deysi form of Daisy: day's eye
Dezarae form of Désirée: desired
Dezaray form of Desiree: desired
Dezirae spelling of Désirée: desired
Dezmon form of Desmond: from South Munster
Dezmond spelling of Desmond, Irish Deasmhumhain, South Munster
Dezső Hungarian form of Desiderius, longed for
Dhabia gazelle
Dhairya patience, courage
Dhammadinna given by the Dhamma (Pali); Dhammadinna, nun famed as a…
Dhammapala guardian of the Dhamma (Pali); Dhammapala, Pali commentator…
Dhananjay winner of wealth; a name of Arjuna
Dhara earth; stream, flow
Dharanindra lord of the earth (dharani + indra); Sailendra king of Java…
Dharanindravarman armor of the lord of the earth (dharani + indra + varman);…
Dharma duty, righteousness, cosmic law
Dharmanath lord of righteousness
Dharmawangsa lineage of dharma (dharma + wangsa); Javanese king c. 1000
Dhatusena army of the relics (Pali dhatu + sena); Dhatusena, king of…
Dhaval white, pure, fair
Dhia light, glow, radiance (Arabic diya)
Dhira steadfast, wise (Pali dhira); Dhira, Buddhist nun of the…
Dhiraj patience, composure
Dhondup one who fulfills aims, accomplished
Dhritiman patient, steadfast, resolute
Dhrubajyoti light of the pole star
Dhruv fixed, constant; the Pole Star
Dhruva fixed, constant; the pole star
Dhul-Kifl possessor of the portion, the one of double reward
Dhul-Qarnayn he of the two horns
Dhwani sound, voice, tune
Diaa light, brightness
Diamante diamond
Diamantina diamond-like
Diamantino from Portuguese diamante, diamond
Diamantis from Greek diamanti, diamond
Diamon form of Diamond: the precious gemstone
Diamond the diamond, from Greek adamas 'unconquerable'
Diamonique modern blend of Diamond and Monique
Diamonte form of Diamante: diamond
Dian candle, lamp; light
Diana divine, heavenly; Roman goddess of the hunt and moon
Diandre modern blend of De- and Andre
Diane divine; Roman goddess of the moon and hunt
Diangelo form of DeAngelo: of the angel
Diania form of Diana: divine
Dianna spelling of Diana: divine; the Roman moon goddess
Diantha divine flower, from dianthus
Diarmait Old Irish form of Diarmuid, often 'without envy'; Diarmait…
Diarmuid possibly without envy; lover of Gráinne in legend
Dick short form of Richard
Dickey pet form of Richard: brave ruler
Dickie pet form of Richard; brave ruler
Dickon medieval pet form of Richard
Dickson son of Dick (Richard: powerful ruler)
Dicky pet form of Richard: brave ruler
Dicle the Tigris river
Dicuil attested name of Dicuil, Irish geographer at the Frankish…
Dídac Catalan form of Didacus (Diego)
Didar face, sight of the beloved
Didier desired
Dido possibly 'wanderer'; queen of Carthage
Diederik ruler of the people
Diedra form of Deirdre, of uncertain meaning
Diedre form of Deirdre, of uncertain meaning
Diegis attested name of Diegis, brother and envoy of Decebalus, AD…
Diego form of James, perhaps from Santiago; meaning debated
Dielli the sun
Diellza sun; from diell 'sun'
Diem Vietnamese Diem: beautiful, lovely
Diep leaf (葉); also butterfly (蝶)
Dierdre form of Deirdre, the tragic heroine of Irish legend;…
Diesel the fuel and engine, named for inventor Rudolf Diesel
Dieter ruler of the people
Dietmar from Germanic theud, people, and mari, famous
Dietrich ruler of the people
Dieu wonderful, graceful (妙, Diệu)
Dieudonne given by God
Dieynaba West African form of Zaynab, fragrant tree
Digna worthy
Digory from the medieval romance Degaré, perhaps "lost one"
Dihya Berber warrior queen of the Aures, called al-Kahina
Dije Hausa form of Khadija, early-born child
Dijon from the French city of Dijon
Dijwar tough, hardy
Dika justice (dikē); Dika, companion addressed by Sappho c. 600…
Dike justice; goddess of justice
Dikeledi tears
Dikla date palm
Dilafruz one who brightens the heart (Uzbek, Tajik)
Dilan dance, celebration; also 'of the heart'
Dilani bright, radiant (Sinhala usage)
Dilara adorning the heart, beloved
Dilawar brave-hearted
Dilber heart-stealer, beloved
Dildora possessor of hearts, beloved (Uzbek)
Dilek wish
Diletta Italian word meaning beloved or delightful
Dilini shining, bright
Dill English herb name; nickname of Charles Baker Harris
Dillan spelling of Dylan: great tide, sea
Dillard English surname, perhaps 'foolish' from Old English dol
Dillen form of Dylan: great tide, sea
Dillion spelling of Dillon, Irish surname of uncertain origin
Dillyn form of Dylan: son of the sea
Dilnaz pride of the heart, beloved
Dilnoza tender heart (Uzbek)
Dilovan kind-hearted
Dilovar brave (Tajik)
Dilpreet love of the heart
Dilşad happy heart
Dilshad happy-hearted, cheerful
Diluc coined by HoYoverse for Genshin Impact
Dilxwaz heart's desire, beloved
Dilyn form of Dylan: great tide, sea
Dilys genuine, steadfast, sincere
Dima steady downpour of rain
Dimas Spanish form of Dismas, the good thief of the Gospels
Dimitar follower of Demeter
Dimitra devoted to Demeter, goddess of the harvest
Dimitri form of Demetrius, "follower of Demeter"
Dimitrije follower of Demeter
Dimitrina follower of Demeter, the earth goddess
Dimitrios devoted to Demeter, goddess of the harvest
Dimitroula Greek diminutive of Dimitra (Demeter), earth mother
Dimitry form of Dmitri: of Demeter (earth mother)
Dimple the English word dimple
Dimyana to tame (Greek damazein); Coptic form of Damiana; Saint…
Din faith, religion
Dina "judged, vindicated"; form of Dinah
Dinah judged, vindicated; daughter of Jacob
Dine the people; the Navajo name for themselves (Diné)
Dineo gifts, in Sotho and Tswana
Dinesh lord of the day; the sun
Dinis Portuguese form of Denis: of Dionysus; King Dinis of…
Dinithi rays of the sun
Dio god
Diodato Italian name meaning given by God
Dion short form of Dionysius, of Dionysus
Dionisio of Dionysus, god of wine
Dionna feminine of Dion, from Dionysius
Dionte modern coinage from Dion with a -te ending
Dionysios of Dionysus, god of wine
Dionysis Greek short form of Dionysios, of Dionysus
Dionysus god of Nysa
Dior French surname, often said from d'or (of gold); Christian…
Diotima honored by Zeus (Dios + timē); priestess of Mantinea in…
Dipankar light-maker; a past Buddha
Dipesh lord of lamps
Dirk ruler of the people; short form of Diederik
Disha direction
Ditte Danish diminutive of Edith, rich in war, or of Dorothea,…
Diu gentle, soft, mild (Dịu)
Divashtich attested name of Divashtich, Sogdian ruler of Panjikent c.…
Diviciacus attested name of Diviciacus, Aeduan druid and ally of…
Divico attested name of Divico, Helvetian leader who defeated Rome…
Divina divine
Divine divine, godlike
Divinity the word divinity: godliness
Divit immortal, divine (modern usage)
Divya divine, heavenly, brilliant
Diwa spirit, essence, consciousness (Tagalog)
Diwanus attested name of Diwanus, Bartian leader in the Great…
Diwata fairy, nymph; nature spirit
Dixie nickname for the American South
Dixon son of Dick (Richard); powerful ruler
Diya lamp; small oil lamp lit at Diwali
Diyar gift; evident, visible
Djedkare the soul of Ra endures; pharaoh c. 2414 BC
Djehuty Egyptian form of Thoth; Djehuty, general of Thutmose III c.…
Djoser holy, sacred; pharaoh of the Step Pyramid c. 2670 BC
Djuana form of Juana: God is gracious
Dmarion form of Demarion, modern blend of De- and Marion
Dmitri follower of Demeter, the earth goddess
Dmytro follower of Demeter
Dnyanesh lord of knowledge
Dnyaneshwar lord of knowledge; the 13th-century Marathi saint-poet
Do-hyun way + virtuous, wise (道賢)
Do-yun way + permit/allow, or way + shine (道允/度潤)
Dobby old English nickname for Robert; also a folk word for a…
Dobrawa good, kind; wife of Mieszko I
Dobrica good, kind
Dobrila good, kind
Dobrin good, kind; from dobar 'good'
Dobrinka good, kind
Dobrivoje good warrior; from dobro 'good' and voj 'soldier'
Dobromila good and gracious; from dobro 'good' and mil 'dear'
Dobromir good and peaceful; from dobro 'good' and mir 'peace'
Dobrosław good glory
Dobrosława good glory
Dobroslav good glory; from dobro 'good' and slava 'glory'
Dobroslava from Slavic dobro, good, and slava, glory
Dobrynya good, kind; Dobrynya Nikitich of the Russian epics
Doc nickname from doctor (Latin: teacher)
Docia pet form of Theodosia: gift of God
Dock nickname from doctor
Dodge surname from Dodge, a pet form of Roger (famous spear)
Dodi my beloved
Dodola meaning uncertain
Dodzi endurance, perseverance
Doğan falcon; also 'born, rising'
Dohasan little bluff (Kiowa); Kiowa principal chief, c. 1833
Dohwa peach blossom (do + hwa); Dohwa-nyeo, woman of the Samguk…
Dohyun the way (道) + virtuous or shining (賢, 炫)
Doina a traditional Romanian lament song
Doireann possibly sullen; a daughter of Bodb Dearg in legend
Dok Mai flower
Dolan from Ó Dubhláin: dark, black defiance
Dolce sweet
Doli bluebird
Dolkar White Tara
Dollie pet form of Dorothy; gift of God
Dolly pet form of Dorothy; gift of God
Dolma Tara, the female Buddha; liberator
Dolores sorrows; from Our Lady of Sorrows
Doloris form of Dolores; sorrows
Dolph short form of Adolph: noble wolf
Dolphus short form of Adolphus: noble wolf
Domagoj possibly 'home-nurturing', from doma 'home' and goj…
Domanic form of Dominic: of the Lord
Domanick form of Dominic: of the Lord
Domanique form of Dominique: of the Lord
Domasław from Slavic domъ, home, and slava, glory
Döme Hungarian diminutive of Domonkos (Dominic), belonging to…
Domelch attested in the Pictish king list as mother of King…
Domen of the Lord; Slovene form of Dominic
Domènec Catalan form of Dominic, belonging to the Lord
Domenic form of Dominic: of the Lord
Domenico of the Lord
Domenique form of Dominique: of the Lord
Domhnall world ruler
Domingo of the Lord; also 'Sunday'
Dominic of the Lord
Dominick spelling of Dominic, from Dominicus 'of the Lord'
Dominik of the Lord; from Latin dominicus
Dominika of the Lord; feminine of Dominik
Dominique of the Lord
Dominque spelling of Dominique: of the Lord
Domitia from the Domitius family, possibly 'tamed'; Domitia…
Domitilla diminutive of the Roman family name Domitia, possibly from…
Domitille French form of Domitilla, possibly from domitus, tamed
Domnica of the Lord; also 'Sunday'
Domonic spelling of Dominic: of the Lord
Domonique spelling of Dominique, 'of the Lord'
Domonkos Hungarian form of Dominic, belonging to the Lord
Don short form of Donald: world ruler
Donaciano from Latin Donatianus: given
Donal world ruler
Donald from Gaelic Domhnall: world ruler
Donalda feminine of Donald: world ruler
Donata Latin: given (by God)
Donatella little gift; from Donato 'given'
Donatello diminutive of Donato: given (by God)
Donato given (by God)
Donavan spelling of Donovan: descendant of the dark-brown one
Donaven form of Donovan (Donndubhán): dark brown
Donavin spelling of Donovan, 'dark chieftain'
Donavon spelling of Donovan: dark brown
Donel form of Donnell: world ruler
Donelda form of Donalda (Donald): world ruler
Donella feminine of Donald; world ruler
Donette feminine diminutive of Donald: world ruler
Dong east (东); also winter (冬)
Dong-hae east sea (東海)
Dong-hyun east + wise, virtuous (東賢)
Donghae East Sea (東海)
Donghyun east (東) + virtuous or shining (賢, 炫)
Dongjun east (東) + talented (俊)
Dongmei winter plum blossom (冬梅)
Dongsheng east (东) + rising, ascend (升); the rising sun
Dongwook east (東) + rising sun (旭)
Donielle form of Danielle; God is my judge
Donis short form of Adonis: lord
Donita feminine of Donald, or Spanish 'little gift'
Donivan form of Donovan (Donndubhán): dark brown
Doniyor Uzbek form of Daniel, God is my judge
Donn brown-haired, or chief; the Irish god of the dead
Donna lady, from Latin domina
Donnacha brown-haired warrior
Donnalee blend of Donna and Lee
Donnamarie blend of Donna and Marie
Donncha Irish form of Donnchadh, brown warrior
Donnchad brown warrior or strong warrior; Donnchad mac Briain, king…
Donnchadh brown-haired warrior or chief
Donnell from Irish Domhnall: world ruler
Donnetta feminine form of Donald: world ruler
Donnette feminine diminutive of Donald: world ruler
Donnie diminutive of Donald: world ruler
Donny pet form of Donald; world ruler
Donold form of Donald: world ruler
Donovan dark brown, from Donndubhán
Donovin form of Donovan: dark chieftain
Donovon form of Donovan: dark chieftain
Dontae modern spelling of Dante, 'enduring'
Donte spelling of Dante, from Durante: enduring, steadfast
Dontrell modern coinage from Don- and -trell
Donya world
Dor generation
Dora gift
Doralee modern blend of Dora (gift) and Lee
Doran from Ó Deoráin; descendant of the exile or stranger
Dorathea form of Dorothea: gift of God
Dorathy form of Dorothy; gift of God
Dorcas gazelle
Doreatha form of Dorothea: gift of God
Doree golden, gilded
Doreen anglicized Doireann, possibly sullen
Dorene form of Doreen, perhaps from Dorothy or Irish Dóireann
Doretha form of Dorothea; gift of God
Dorethea form of Dorothea: gift of God
Doretta diminutive of Dora (Dorothy); gift of God
Dori pet form of Dorothy or Doris; gift
Doria feminine of Dorian: from Doris, a region of Greece
Dorian of the Dorians, an ancient Greek people
Dorice form of Doris: Dorian woman
Dorie pet form of Dorothy and Doris; gift
Doriel generation of God
Dorim attested name of Dorim, Goguryeo monk who played baduk with…
Dorin from dor 'longing'
Dorina diminutive of Dora: gift
Dorinda coined in the 18th century, perhaps from Dorothea; gift
Dorine form of Doreen; often linked to Dorothy, gift of God
Doris woman of Doris, Dorian
Dorita diminutive of Dora: gift
Dorj vajra, the thunderbolt-diamond of Buddhism (from Tibetan…
Dorje vajra, thunderbolt; indestructible diamond
Dorka Hungarian diminutive of Dorottya (Dorothea), gift of God
Doron gift
Dorota gift of God; Polish form of Dorothy
Dorotea gift of God
Dorotéia Brazilian Portuguese form of Dorothea, gift of God
Doroteo form of Dorotheus: gift of God
Dorothe form of Dorothy: gift of God
Dorothea gift of God
Dorothy gift of God
Dorottya gift of God; Hungarian form of Dorothy
Dorrie pet form of Dorothy: gift of God
Dorsey English surname from Norman French d'Orsay, a place name
Dorte Danish form of Dorothea, gift of God
Dortha form of Dorothy; gift of God
Dorthea form of Dorothea; gift of God
Dorthey form of Dorothy: gift of God
Dorthy form of Dorothy; gift of God
Doru longing, yearning, from dor
Doruk summit, peak
Dory pet form of Dorothy or Theodore: gift of God
Doshia pet form of Theodosia: gift of God
Dot short form of Dorothy: gift of God
Dotty pet form of Dorothy: gift of God
Douangchai heart, beloved (Lao form of Thai duangjai)
Doubravka oak grove, from doubrava; associated with dobra 'good'
Doug short form of Douglas; dark river
Dougal dark stranger
Douglas dark water, black stream
Dov bear
Dove the dove, a bird of peace
Dovie little dove, a pet form of dove
Dovydas beloved; Lithuanian form of David
Dow from Gaelic dubh: black, dark
Doyal form of Doyle, from Ó Dubhghaill: dark stranger
Doyle dark stranger, from Ó Dubhghaill
Doyoon the way (道) + permit, lustrous (允, 潤)
Doyun the way (道) + permit, lustrous (允, 潤)
Draco dragon; the constellation; Draco Malfoy of Harry Potter
Dragan dear, precious
Dragana dear, precious
Dragi dear, precious
Dragica dear, precious
Dragiša from Slavic drag, dear or precious
Drago dear, precious
Dragomir precious peace; from drag 'dear, precious' and mir 'peace'
Dragoș dear, beloved
Dragoslav precious glory; from drag 'dear' and slava 'glory'
Dragutin from Slavic drag, dear or precious; a medieval Serbian king
Drahomír precious peace
Drahomíra precious peace; from drah 'dear' and mir 'peace'
Drahoslav from Slavic dorgъ, precious, and slava, glory
Drake from Old English draca, dragon
Drakpa famous, renowned
Draupadi daughter of Drupada
Draven modern name, popularized by Eric Draven of The Crow
Drayden modern American coinage rhyming with Brayden
Drayton town where drays (sledges) were used
Dre short form of Andre (Andrew): manly
Drea short form of Andrea
Dream dream
Dreama from dream
Dren deer; from dre
Drenusha little deer, doe
Dresden German city name from Old Sorbian: forest dwellers
Drest attested name of Drest son of Donuel, Pictish king 663–672;…
Drew short for Andrew: manly, brave
Drexel from German Drechsel: wood turner
Drífa snowfall, drift
Driss Maghrebi form of Idris, perhaps 'studious'
Drita light
Dritan light
Driton from Albanian dritë, light
Drogo medieval Frankish name, perhaps from a root meaning 'to…
Drolma liberator, savioress; Tara
Dromichaetes attested name of Dromichaetes, Getic king who captured…
Drona vessel, bucket
Dror freedom; a swallow (bird)
Drostan derived from Drust; St Drostan, founder of Deer Abbey, 6th…
Dru short for Andrew: manly, brave
Drucilla form of Drusilla, from the Roman family Drusus
Drue form of Drew (Andrew); manly, brave
Drupadi daughter of Drupada; wife of the Pandavas
Drusilla feminine diminutive of the Roman family name Drusus
Drustan from Pictish Drust; the original form of Tristan; meaning…
Dshawn form of DeShawn: modern blend of De- and Shawn
Dua prayer, supplication
Duan moon
Duana feminine of Duane: dark
Duane little dark one; anglicized Dubhán
Duangjai heart; beloved, sweetheart
Duard form of Edward: wealthy guardian
Duarte form of Edward, 'wealthy guardian'
Dubhan little dark one
Dubhghall dark stranger
Dubravka oak grove; from dubrava 'oak forest'
Duc virtue, moral (德)
Duc Anh virtue + brilliant (德英, Đức Anh)
Dudley Dudda's clearing
Duduzile comforted
Duffy from Irish O Dubhthaigh, from dubh: dark, black
Dugald dark stranger
Dugan from Ó Dubhagáin: little dark one
Dùghall Scottish Gaelic form of Dougal, dark stranger
Dughdova attested name of Dughdova, mother of Zarathustra; meaning…
Duha forenoon, bright morning light
Duje Dalmatian form of Domnius, from Latin dominus, lord
Dujuan modern blend of Du- and Juan
Duke the noble title, from Latin dux 'leader'
Dulani beloved; lovely (Sinhala usage)
Dulce sweet; from Dulce Nombre de María
Dulcemaria sweet Mary
Dulcie from Latin dulcis: sweet
Dulcinea sweet; Don Quixote's idealized lady
Dulmaa Tara, the female bodhisattva (from Tibetan Dolma)
Dumakulem Tagalog god of the mountains, guardian of the forests
Dumisani praise (God)
Dumitru devoted to Demeter, goddess of the harvest
Dumnorix king of the world (dubno- 'world' + rix 'king'); Aeduan…
Dumuzi true son; shepherd-king and husband of Inanna
Duna Catalan and Spanish word for a sand dune
Duncan dark warrior, brown chief
Dung beauty, face; lotus (蓉) for girls; brave (勇) for boys
Dungal fort valor (dún 'fort' + gal 'valor'); Dúngal of Bobbio,…
Dunia the world, this life
Dunja quince
Dunlaith fortress princess (dun 'fort' + flaith 'sovereignty');…
Dunstan dark stone; Saint Dunstan
Dupree surname meaning from the meadow
Duran Spanish surname Durán, from Latin durans: enduring
Durand enduring, lasting
Duras attested name of Duras, Dacian king c. 69–87; meaning…
Durdona pearl (Uzbek)
Durga inaccessible, invincible fortress
Durita Faroese form of Dorothea, gift of God
Durra pearl
Dursun may he stay, may he live
Duru clear, pure
Durward doorkeeper, gatekeeper
Durwin form of Darwin, from Deorwine: dear friend
Dušan spirit, soul; from duša 'soul'; Emperor Dušan
Dušana soul, spirit
Dushyant destroyer of evil; husband of Shakuntala
Duška soul; from duša 'soul'
Dustan form of Dustin, from Thorsteinn: Thor's stone
Dusten form of Dustin, from Thorsteinn: Thor's stone
Dustie form of Dusty, from Dustin: Thor's stone
Dustin possibly Thor's stone
Duston form of Dustin: possibly Thor's stone
Dusty diminutive of Dustin, from Old Norse Thorsteinn: Thor's…
Dustyn spelling of Dustin, from Thorsteinn: Thor's stone
Dutch nickname for a Dutchman or German
Duval of the valley
Duwayne form of Dwayne; from Irish Ó Dubhán, little dark one
Duy only, sole; to maintain (惟/維, Duy)
Duygu feeling, emotion
Dvir inner sanctuary of the Temple
Dwayne from Ó Dubháin: dark, black
Dwi two, second (often a second child)
Dwight from Diot, a medieval pet form of Dionysia
Dwyane respelling of Dwayne: little dark one; Dwyane Wade
Dwynwen blessed wave; patron saint of Welsh lovers
Dyann form of Diane: divine
Dyanne form of Diane: divine
Dylan possibly 'great tide' (Welsh dy- + llanw); Dylan ail Don,…
Dyland form of Dylan: great tide, sea
Dylen form of Dylan: great tide, son of the sea
Dylin form of Dylan: great tide, sea
Dyllan spelling of Dylan: great tide, sea
Dylon spelling of Dylan: great tide, sea
Dymond spelling of Diamond, the gemstone
Dymphna little fawn; Latinized Damhnait
Dynasty a line of rulers from one family
Dyson son of Dye, a pet form of Dionysia
Dzidra clear, serene; from dzidrs 'clear'
Dzidzor happiness, joy
Dzifa the heart is at peace
Dzikamai be calm
Dzil mountain
Dzintars amber
Dzintra amber; from dzintars 'amber'