Names starting with D.
- Daan Hebrew/Dutch · God is my judge
- Dace Latvian · Gift of God or thistle
- Dacil Guanche · Young beautiful maiden
- Dada Yoruba · Born with curly hair
- Dado Slavic/Georgian · Given/gift (Latin/Arabic), brother/friend (Georgian), dice/cube (Italian/Spanish)
- Dae Korean · Great one
- Dae-hyun Korean · Great and virtuous excellence
- Daenerys Literary · Theories suggest beloved lady or lady of light and hope
- Dafne Italian · Laurel tree
- Dafydd Welsh · Beloved one
- Dag Old Norse · Day, daylight
- Dagfinn Old Norse · Norwegian origin
- Dagfrid Old Norse · Danish origin
- Dagmar Old Norse · Day and maid
- Dagmara Polish/Germanic · Day maiden
- Dagmawi Amharic · Creator or maker
- Dagna Scandinavian/Norse · New day, bright day, daylight
- Dagnachew Amharic · Amharic origin
- Dagne Old Norse · Day
- Dagnija Latvian/Norse · Day maiden
- Dagnis Latvian · Possibly day or new day, linked to brightness
- Dagny Swedish · New day
- Dagrun Old Norse · Day secret
- Dahlia Scandinavian · Dahl's flower, valley flower
- Daiana Latin-Spanish · Divine huntress
- Daiane Latin-Portuguese · Divine huntress
- Daichi Japanese · Great and earth
- Daiga Latvian · Sprout, new growth
- Daiki Japanese · Great glory
- Daila Latvian · Beauty, grace, or artistic refinement
- Daimen Greek · To tame or subdue
- Daina Latvian/Lithuanian · Song
- Dainis Latvian · Song, poem, or dew of the dawn
- Daira Greek/Persian · Learned one or sea
- Daire Irish · Fruitful, fertile, oak tree or oak grove; symbolizing strength and endurance
- Dairis Latvian · Etymology uncertain, possibly brave or bold, or song or melody
- Daisie English · Day's eye, referring to the daisy
- Daisuke Japanese · Great help
- Daisy English · Day's eye
- Daisy-Mae English/Latin · Nature's beauty, life's cycle, and renewal from the daisy and goddess Maia
- Dajana Latin-South Slavic · Divine huntress
- Dakari West African · Fortunate or blessed
- Dakota Native American (Siouan) · Friend or ally
- Daksh Sanskrit · Capable efficient
- Dalal Arabic · Coy, flirtatious
- Dale Old English · Valley dweller
- Dalemir Slavic · Slavic origin
- Dali Catalan/Spanish · Diverse origins: vine, goddess of the hunt, to guide, drawn out, joy, noble
- Dalia Arabic-Hebrew · Gentle or slender branch
- Dalibor Slavic · Slavic origin
- Dalija Slavic/Croatian · Flower, destiny, distance, beauty
- Dalil Arabic · Guide,' proof,' or evidence
- Dalila Hebrew-Arabic · Delicate or languishing
- Dalla Arabic/Norse · Arabic: nifty, tidy, flirtatious; Norse/Germanic: valley; English: luminosity, brilliance, light
- Dallas Scottish Gaelic-American · Meadow by the waterfall
- Dalma Latin/Geographical · Lady, noble woman
- Dalton Old English · Settlement in the valley
- Dalva Brazilian Portuguese · Dawn or whiteness
- Dalya Hebrew/Arabic · Hebrew for branch or bough, symbolizing growth; Arabic for grapevine or branch, suggesting growth
- Damaris Greek · Calf or tame
- Damascen Greek · Of Damascus
- Damase Latin · Of Damascus
- Dámaso Greek · Tamer or subduer
- Damazy Latin · Tame, gentle
- Damian Greek · To tame or subdue
- Damiana Greek-Latin · To tame or subdue
- Damiano Greek via Italian · Tamer
- Damians Latvian/Greek · To tame
- Damiao Greek · To tame
- Damien Greek via French · To tame or subdue
- Damilare Yoruba · Gentle or kind at home
- Damilola Yoruba · Gentle, kind child at home
- Damir Slavic/Turkic · Giver of peace, bringer of peace; alternatively, iron
- Damirs Slavic · Peace
- Damjan Slavic · To tame
- Damla Turkish · Water drop or raindrop
- Damola Yoruba · Child at home or domestic child
- Damon Greek · To tame or subdue
- Damya Berber · Ancient Berber queen
- Damyr Slavic/Turkic · Gift of peace, giver of peace, or iron
- Dan Hebrew · God is my judge
- Dana Hebrew · Judge
- Danaé Greek · From Greek Danaë, possibly to give or to lend
- Daneen Hebrew/Arabic · God is my judge, princess, delicate, or fortress
- Dani Hebrew · God is my judge
- Dania Arabic/Hebrew · Arabic close or near; Hebrew God is my judge
- Danica Slavic · Morning star
- Daniel Hebrew · God is my judge
- Daniela Hebrew via Italian · God is my judge
- Daniele Hebrew via Italian · God is my judge
- Danieli Hebrew-Italian · God is my judge
- Daniella Hebrew · God is my judge
- Danielle Hebrew via French · God is my judge
- Daniello Hebrew-Italian · God is my judge
- Daniil Hebrew · God is my judge or God is my strength
- Danijel Slavic/Hebrew · God is my judge
- Danil Hebrew · God is my judge; The Creator's Gift
- Danilo Hebrew-Slavic · God is my judge
- Danin Hebrew/Arabic · Hebrew: God is my judge; Arabic: Liberal or Benevolent
- Danio Hebrew · God is my judge
- Dankert Germanic · Danish origin
- Danko Slavic · Gift, given by God, proud, strength
- Dankwa West African · Grace or thankfulness
- Dankwart Germanic · German origin
- Danni Hebrew-Scandinavian · God is my judge
- Danny Hebrew via English-Irish · God is my judge
- Dante Latin · Enduring
- Danuta Hebrew · God is my judge
- Danute Baltic/Lithuanian · Gift, to give, to sing
- Dany Hebrew/French · Hebrew name meaning God is my judge
- Danya Hebrew/Slavic · God is my judge or God has judged
- Danyil Ukrainian/Hebrew · God is my judge; judgment of God
- Danylo Hebrew · God is my judge
- Daoud Semitic · Beloved
- Daouda Arabic · Beloved or darling (Arabic), the Arabic form of Dawud
- Daphne Greek · Laurel tree
- Daphnée Greek · Laurel tree; symbolizes victory and honor
- Dapo Yoruba · Yoruba origin
- Dara Irish/Scottish · Oak tree, gift, star, compassion, rich, leader
- Daragh Irish/Gaelic · Oak tree, symbolizing strength and wisdom
- Darby English/Irish · English/Norse: deer settlement; Irish: free
- Darcey French/Irish · From Arcy, or descendant of the dark one
- Darci Norman French-Irish · Dark one
- Darcie French · From Arcy
- Darcy Irish · From Arcy or dark
- Dareje Amharic · Amharic origin
- Darek Old Persian-Polish · He who holds firm or maintains good
- Darell English/French · From Airelle; possibly from the oak place
- Daren English/Irish · Multiple origins: Irish oak tree, Welsh edge, or French of Airelle
- Dargomił Slavic · Slavic origin
- Daria Persian · Wealthy, queenly
- Darian Old Persian-English · He who holds firm
- Darien Old Persian-Geographic · Wealthy
- Dariia Ukrainian · To possess or hold; wealthy, prosperous, maintainer
- Darina Slavic · Gift
- Darine Arabic/Persian · Precious pearl, jewel; gift, beloved
- Darinka Slavic · Gift, little gift, or gift of God
- Dario Persian · Wealthy, kingly
- Daris Arabic/Persian · Student, valuable person, gift, or one who seeks
- Darius Old Persian · He who holds firm the good
- Dariusz Persian · Wealthy, kingly
- Darja Latvian/Persian · Possesses goodness
- Darko West African · Darkness or strong
- Darla English · Darling, dear one, with connotations of endearment and affection
- Darlah English · Darling, dear one, or beloved
- Darlan Brazilian Portuguese · Modern Brazilian coinage
- Darleen Old English-American · Darling or beloved
- Darlene Old English-American · Darling or beloved one
- Darragh Irish · Oak tree
- Darrah Irish/Hebrew · Irish oak tree,' Hebrew wisdom,' Slavic gift
- Darrell Norman French · Beloved
- Darren English · Oak tree (Irish) or ridge (Welsh)
- Darryl Old French · Open, darling
- Darsh Sanskrit · Sight of God
- Dārta Latvian/Greek · Gift of God
- Darvin Old English · Dear friend
- Darwin English · Old English Deorwine: dear friend or beloved companion
- Darya Persian · The sea
- Daryl Old English-Norman French · Old English surname origin
- Daryna Slavic/Persian · Gift or gift of God; wealthy
- Darzysław Slavic · Slavic origin
- Dasana West African · Pure or clean
- Dauda Semitic · Beloved
- Dauphin Old French · Dolphin, heir
- Dave Hebrew via English · Bee
- Davi Hebrew-Brazilian Portuguese · Beloved
- David Hebrew · Beloved
- Davide Hebrew · Beloved
- Davie Hebrew-Scottish · Beloved
- Davin Hebrew-Scandinavian · Beloved or white hawk
- Davina Hebrew-Scottish · Beloved
- Davis Hebrew-English · Son of David
- Davor Slavic · God of war
- Davud Hebrew · Beloved
- Davut Semitic · Beloved
- Davy Hebrew · Beloved or dear
- Davyd Hebrew · Beloved or dear
- Dawid Polish · Bee
- Dawit Semitic · Beloved
- Dawn Old English · Daybreak
- Dawoud Arabic · Beloved or darling
- Dawson English · Son of Daw, a medieval diminutive of David
- Dawud Semitic · Beloved
- Dax English/French · Badger (Germanic), Clark's town (Old English), or leader (Latin)
- Daya Sanskrit/Indian · Compassion, mercy, kindness, strength
- Dayan Hebrew/Arabic · Judge, nobleman, or complete
- Dayana Latin/Arabic · Divine, heavenly, luminous, bright, gold, wise, learned
- Dayane Latin-Brazilian Portuguese · Divine huntress
- Dayanna Latin/Hebrew · Divine or heavenly
- Dayen Hebrew/Sanskrit · Hebrew judge, Sanskrit compassion, or Germanic day'/dawn
- Dayena Indian/Latin · Compassionate spirit, spirituality, graciousness
- Dayna Hebrew/Slavic · Diverse origins: God is my judge (Hebrew), gift (Slavic), valuable pearl (Arabic)
- Dayo Yoruba · Joy arrives
- Dayron Modern/Latin American · Modern name of varied origins, possibly monastery or gift from God
- Dayton American English · Sunny town
- Dayvon American · Modern; possibly day and von, suggesting new beginnings or noble lineage
- Dayyan Arabic · Judge, one who judges with justice, requiter, or arbiter
- Dea Old Norse · Goddess or divine
- Dean Old English · Valley
- Deanna Latin-Old English · Valley
- Debbie Hebrew-American · Bee
- Debora Hebrew-Romance · Bee
- Deborah Hebrew · Bee
- Debra Hebrew-American · Bee
- Decima Latin · Tenth, tenth daughter
- Decimo Latin · Tenth
- Declan Irish · Man of prayer
- Deea Romanian/Greek · Courageous, Goddess
- Deen Arabic/English · Arabic: religion, faith, way of life, judgment, obedience. English: valley
- Deepa Sanskrit · Flame; light
- Defne Turkish · Laurel tree or bay leaf
- Deia Latin/Greek · Goddess-like
- Deirdre Irish · Sorrowful woman
- Deise Brazilian Portuguese · Daisy flower
- Deivid Hebrew-Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian form of David
- Dejan Slavic · To be active
- Dejene Amharic · Justice or righteousness
- Dela West African · Gratitude
- Delal Kurdish · Kurdish: beautiful, sweetheart, beloved, precious; Arabic: guide or coquetry
- Delali West African · West African origin
- Delaram Persian · Heart's comfort
- Dele Yoruba · Wealth comes home
- Delfim Greek · Dolphin
- Delfina Greek · Dolphin
- Delfino Greek · Dolphin
- Delia Greek-Latin · Born on the island of Delos
- Delilah Hebrew · Delicate
- Delio Greek · Of Delos, sacred island
- Della Germanic · Noble
- Delores Spanish-Catholic · Our Lady of Sorrows
- Delphin Greek · Dolphin
- Delphine Greek · Dolphin
- Delun Chinese · Virtuous order
- Delya Greek/Slavic · Visible, clear; also radiant, bright, delightful, ornament, work
- Demba West African/Mandé · West African name with meanings like gift of God,' strong,' or lion.'
- Demetra Greek/Romanian · Associated with Demeter, goddess of harvest
- Demetria Greek · Goddess of harvest
- Demetrio Greek · Earth lover
- Demi Greek · Half, earth
- Demian Greek · To tame or to subdue
- Demid Slavic · Counseled by Zeus or devoted to Demeter
- Demir Turkish · Iron
- Demisew Amharic · Amharic origin
- Demyan Greek · Linked to Greek damao (to tame/subdue); potentially the goddess Demeter
- Denes Greek · Devoted to Dionysus
- Denilson Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian compound of Denis and son
- Denis Greek · Follower of Dionysus
- Denise Greek · Follower of Dionysus
- Denisz Hungarian/Greek · Devoted to Dionysus
- Deniz Turkish · Sea, ocean
- Dennie Greek-English · Devoted to Dionysus
- Denny Greek-American · Devoted to Dionysus
- Denver American English · Green valley
- Denys Greek/Ukrainian · Dedicated to Dionysus or follower of Dionysus
- Denzel Cornish · From the high stronghold or fertile ground
- Deodato Latin Deodatus · Given by God or gift
- Deon Greek/French · Of Dionysus, of Zeus, or divine
- Dereck Germanic · Ruler of the people
- Dereje Amharic dereje · Order or arrangement
- Derek Germanic via English · From Germanic Theodoric
- Derk Germanic Theodoric · People's ruler
- Derrick Germanic-American · Ruler of the people
- Derry Irish · Oak grove or oak wood
- Derya Turkish derya · Ocean or sea
- Desa Slavic/Sanskrit · Slavic for gift or tenth/ancestor; Sanskrit for country or land
- Desalegn Amharic desalegn · He is blessed
- Desiderio Latin Desiderius · The desired one
- Desiderius Latin desiderare · Desired one
- Desimir Slavic · To happen to be peace or ten parts peace
- Désiré French · The desired one
- Desiree French · Desired or wished-for
- Desta Amharic desta · Happiness or joy
- Destalem Amharic desta · He is happy
- Destiny English · Fate or destiny
- Detlef Germanic Theodelieb · People and heir
- Detlev Germanic Theodelieb · People's heir
- Dev Sanskrit · God; divine
- Deva Sanskrit · God, deity, divine being, celestial being
- Devansh Sanskrit · Part of God
- Devid Hebrew-Italian · Beloved
- Devin Celtic via English · Poet
- Devis Hebrew-Italian · Italian variant of David
- Devon Celtic-English · Tribal land
- Devor Akan/Ewe origins · Bee
- Devorah Hebrew · Bee
- Devran Turkish devran · Cycle or period
- Dewi Dutch origins · Beloved
- Dexter Latin-English · Right-handed or skillful
- Deyna Greek/Celtic · Goddess; divine or bright
- Dezydery Latin Desiderius · The desired one
- Dhia Arabic · Radiance of faith
- Dhruv Sanskrit · Pole star; immovable
- Diamond English/Greek · Unconquerable, invincible; refers to gemstone's hardness
- Diana Latin · Divine huntress
- Diane Latin via French · Divine huntress
- Dianna Latin-Roman · Divine
- Dianne Latin-French · Divine
- Diarmait Irish · Without envy
- Diarmuid Irish · Without envy; free man
- Diarra West African/Mandé · Lion; gift, blessing, generous giver
- Dick Germanic-Medieval English · Powerful ruler
- Dida Bantu origins · River
- Didem Turkish didem · Well-wisher
- Diderik Germanic Theodoric · People's ruler
- Didier Latin Desiderius · The desired one
- Didrik Germanic Theodoric · People's ruler
- Didzis Latvian/Germanic · Great
- Diederik Germanic Theodoric · People's ruler
- Diego Hebrew via Spanish · Supplanter
- Diell Albanian · Sun or daylight; symbolizes life, warmth, and hope
- Diemut Germanic elements · People and courage
- Diena Dutch origins · God is judge
- Dierk Germanic Theodoric · People's ruler
- Diero Bantu origins · Mountain
- Dieter Germanic · Army-people
- Dietlinde Germanic elements · People and gentle
- Dietmar Germanic elements · Famous among people
- Dietrich Germanic elements · Ruler of the people
- Dieudonné French from Latin · Given by God
- Dieudonnée French from Latin · Given by God
- Dieuwke Dutch/Frisian origins · Noble ruler
- Dieynaba Arabic · Fragrant flower,' beauty,' grace
- Dihya Berber · Beautiful gazelle queen
- Dijar Kurdish/Albanian · Clear, evident, distinct, famous, or renowned
- Dik Dutch origins · People ruler
- Dikeledi Sotho/Tswana origins · Tears
- Dikko Hausa origins · King
- Dila Turkish/Persian · Meaning heart, soul, or beloved
- Dilan Turkish dilan · Heart-melter
- Dilans Latvian/Welsh · Sea, Heart
- Dilara Persian-Turkish · One who soothes the heart
- Dilber Turkish dilber · Beautiful or charming
- Dilek Turkish dilek · Wish or desire
- Dilen Hungarian · lion-like and faithful
- Dilermando Portuguese compound · Brazilian coinage of Romance roots
- Diletta Italian · Beloved delight
- Dillon Welsh-Irish · Great tide, born of the sea
- Dilma Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian variant of Delma
- Dilnoza Turkish/Uzbek origins · Radiant heart
- Dilraj Sanskrit/Dutch origins · Dutch name of Indian heritage
- Dilys Welsh · Sincere genuine
- Dimitar Greek/Slavic · Devoted to Demeter, goddess of agriculture
- Dimitra Greek · Mother earth
- Dimitri Greek/Romanian · Devoted to Demeter
- Dimitrie Romanian/Greek · Follower of Demeter, goddess of agriculture
- Dimitrije Serbian/Greek · Devoted to Demeter, goddess of agriculture
- Dimitrijs Latvian/Greek · Follower of Demeter
- Dimitrios Greek · Devoted to goddess Demeter or follower of Demeter
- Dimitris Greek · Of Demeter
- Dimitru Romanian/Greek · Follower of Demeter
- Din Arabic/Hebrew · Arabic for religion or faith; Hebrew for judgment
- Dina Hebrew · Judged
- Dinah Hebrew · Hebrew: judged or vindicated
- Dinçer Turkish diin · Valiant man
- Dineke Dutch diminutive · God is judge
- Dingena Dutch/Frisian origins · People ruler
- Dinija Latvian · Possibly from diena (day) or modern coinage
- Dinis Greek Dionysus · Devoted to Dionysus
- Dinka Amharic/Oromo origins · Community unity
- Dinknesh Amharic dinknesh · You are wonderful
- Dino Italian diminutive · Strong as a bear
- Dinorá Portuguese/Spanish origins · Romance origin, meaning unclear
- Dinsa Amharic origins · Good news
- Diodato Italian · God-given
- Diogo Hebrew via Portuguese · Portuguese
- Dione Greek · Divine
- Dionisio Greek Dionysus · Devoted to Dionysus
- Dionizy Greek Dionysus · Devoted to Dionysus
- Diora French/Hebrew · Golden, gift of God, to dwell
- Dirar Arabic Dirar · Generous
- Dirce Greek-Portuguese · Queen of Thebes
- Dirceu Brazilian Portuguese-Literary · Poetic character of Gonzaga
- Dirk Germanic · Beloved people
- Dirkje Dutch diminutive · People's ruler
- Disa Old Norse origins · Divine woman
- Dita Germanic/Slavic · Given
- Ditlev Germanic Theodelieb · Heir of the people
- Ditte Danish diminutive · Gift of God
- Diva Latin-Italian · Goddess
- Divina Latin-Catholic · Divine or heavenly
- Divine English/Yoruba origins · Spiritual
- Divino Latin-Brazilian Portuguese · Divine
- Divit Sanskrit · Immortal eternal
- Divya Sanskrit · Divine; brilliant
- Diwanit French origins · French, meaning unclear
- Diya Indian/Sanskrit · Lamp, light, brightness, splendor, radiance
- Djalil Arabic · Magnificent, noble, illustrious, exalted, venerable
- Djalma Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian name, meaning unclear
- Djamal Arabic · Arabic for beauty or handsome
- Djamel Arabic · Means handsome or beautiful, from Arabic jamal (beauty and grace)
- Djamil Arabic · Arabic: beautiful, handsome, elegant, graceful
- Djamila Arabic · Arabic: beautiful, lovely, graceful
- Djana Slavic/Arabic · Slavic God is gracious, Arabic garden or paradise, Congolese God is merciful
- Djanna Arabic · Arabic for garden or paradise, linked to eternal bliss and beauty
- Djannah Arabic · Garden or paradise (Islamic Jannah)
- Djata Akan/Ewe origins · Lion
- Djawad Arabic · Generous, liberal, or noble
- Djayan Modern/French · A modern coined name without one established literal meaning
- Djayden Modern/American · A modern coined name without one established literal meaning
- Djena Slavic/Hebrew · Varied meanings: God is gracious, beautiful, grace, divine
- Djenaba West African/Arabic · Fragrant flower, ornament of the father, paradise, garden
- Djenabou West African/Arabic · Fragrant flower/ornament, beautiful flower/aroma, princess/queen, or Searching for the Sun
- Djenah Arabic · Paradise or Garden of Eden
- Djeneba West African/Arabic · Fragrant flower, father's precious jewel; stranger, or Friday-born
- Djenna Arabic/French · Garden or paradise
- Djennah Arabic · Arabic: paradise or garden (heaven)
- Djibril Arabic · Arabic name; God is my strength or strength of God
- Djino Italian · Derived from Italian names, carrying connotations of nobility, fame, or warrior-like qualities
- Djulian French/Latin · Modern form of Julian
- Djuliann Latin · Youthful, downy-bearded, or sacred to Jupiter
- Djulyan French/Latin · Youthful, downy-bearded, or sky father
- Djuro Slavic · Farmer or earth-worker
- Dmitri Slavic/Greek · Follower of Demeter
- Dmitrij Greek/Slavic · Devoted to Demeter, goddess of agriculture
- Dmytro Slavic · Earth mother's son
- Do-Hyun Korean · Path virtue
- Do-Yun Korean · Allow path
- Dobiesław Polish Dobie · Good glory
- Dobrawa Polish dobry · Good
- Dobrila Slavic · From Slavic dobrŭ (good, kind), signifying goodness and virtue
- Dobrivoje Slavic · Good will or kind warrior
- Dobrochna Polish dobrochna · Good-natured
- Dobromił Polish Dobromił · Good and strong
- Dobromir Polish Dobromir · Good peace
- Dobroniega Polish origins · Good protection
- Dobrosław Polish origins · Good glory
- Dobrosława Polish origins · Good glory
- Dobrzysław Polish origins · Good glory
- Doetje Dutch diminutive · Gift of God
- Doeuwke Dutch/Frisian diminutive · Noble ruler
- Doğan Turkish · Falcon or hawk
- Dogbey Ewe/Akan origins · Ewe-Akan origin, meaning unclear
- Doha Arabic origins · Bright morning
- Doina Romanian/Folk · Folk song
- Doireann Irish · Tempestuous
- Dolapo Yoruba origins · Wealth flows
- Dollie Greek/English · Gift of God
- Dolores Spanish · Sorrows, grief
- Dolors Spanish dolores · Pains or sorrows
- Dolph Germanic Adolf · Noble wolf
- Domasław Polish origins · Glory of home
- Domenico Latin · Belonging to God
- Domenik Latin-Germanic · Belonging to the Lord
- Domicela Polish/Romance origins · Of the Lord
- Dominga Spanish Domingo · Sunday born or of the Lord
- Domingas Latin-Portuguese · Belonging to the Lord
- Domingo Spanish domingo · Sunday or of the Lord
- Domingos Latin-Portuguese · Belonging to the Lord
- Dominic Latin · Belonging to God
- Dominick Latin-American · Belonging to the Lord
- Dominik Latin-Germanic · Belonging to the Lord
- Dominika Latin · Belonging to God
- Dominique Latin via French · Belonging to the Lord
- Domitille Latin · Latin: house or home; also tamed or belonging to the Lord
- Domizio Italian · Tamed one
- Don Scottish Gaelic · World ruler
- Donagh Irish · Brown warrior; fort
- Donal Irish · Ruler of the world
- Donald Scottish Gaelic · World ruler
- Donat Latin Donatus · Given or donated
- Donata Latin Donatus · Given or donated
- Donatella Italian · Little given one
- Donatelle Latin Donatus · Given
- Donatello Italian · Given by God
- Donatien Latin Donatus · Given
- Donato Latin Donatus · Given by God
- Döndü Turkish · Returned one
- Döne Turkish · Turning one
- Dong-soo Korean · East and excellence
- Donia Arabic/Latin · Arabic: world or life
- Donizete Italian-Brazilian Portuguese · After composer Donizetti
- Donna Latin · Lady, woman
- Donnacha Irish · Brown-haired warrior
- Donncha Irish · Brown-haired warrior
- Donnie Scottish Gaelic-American · World ruler
- Donovan Irish Gaelic · Descendant of Donndubhan
- Doortje Dutch diminutive · Gift of God
- Doosuur Yoruba origins · Sweet one
- Dora Greek · Gift of God
- Doralice Italian-Brazilian Portuguese · Blend of Dora and Alice
- Doreen Irish Gaelic-English · Sullen or tempestuous
- Doretha English Dorothea · Gift of God
- Dorette Greek Dorothea · Gift of God
- Doria Greek · Gift, of the sea, golden
- Dorian Greek-English · Of the Dorians
- Doriane Greek Dorothea · Gift of God
- Dorica Greek · Gift of God or of the Dorians
- Dorin Latin/Dacian · Gift
- Dorina Greek/Romanian · Gift or gift of God
- Doris Greek · Gift
- Dorit Greek Dorothea · Gift of God
- Dorival Brazilian Portuguese · Brazilian compound name
- Dorka Hungarian/Greek · Gift of God
- Dorota Greek · Gift of God
- Dorotea Greek Dorothea · Gift of God
- Doroteia Greek Dorothea · Gift of God
- Dorothea Greek · Gift of God
- Dorothée Greek Dorothea · Gift of God
- Dorothy Greek · Gift of God
- Dorottya Hungarian/Greek · gift of God
- Dorte Greek Dorothea · Gift of God
- Dorthe Greek Dorothea · Gift of God
- Dorthea Greek Dorothea · Gift of God
- Dottie Greek · Gift of God
- Douaa Arabic douaa · Supplication or prayer
- Dougie Scottish · Dark stream, black river
- Douglas Gaelic via English · Dark water
- Dounia Arabic dunia · World or life
- Doutzen Frisian · Frisian; made famous by Doutzen Kroes
- Douwe Frisian origins · Dove
- Dozie Igbo · Beloved or gift
- Draga Slavic · Dear or precious
- Dragan Slavic · Precious dear
- Dragana Slavic · Precious dear
- Dragica Slavic · Dear, precious, or beloved
- Draginja Slavic · Dear, beloved, or precious
- Drago Slavic · Dear or precious
- Dragomir Slavic · Precious peace
- Dragoslava Slavic · Precious love or beloved glory
- Dragotin Slavic · Precious dragon
- Dragutin Slavic · From Slavic drag (dear, precious)
- Drake Old English-Norse · Dragon, or male duck
- Dramane West African · West African adaptation of Abd al-Rahman; means servant of the Merciful
- Dramani Mande · Trustworthy
- Draško Slavic · Diminutive of Slavic drag (precious, dear)
- Drees Dutch/Frisian · Manly, strong
- Dreng Old Norse · Young man, warrior
- Drew Greek · Manly, brave
- Driss Arabic · Studious learner
- Dror Hebrew · Freedom, sparrow
- Dua Arabic/Albanian · Prayer (Arabic), I want/love (Albanian), two (Malay)
- Duaa Arabic · Supplication or prayer
- Duane Irish Gaelic-American · Little dark one
- Duarte Germanic · Wealthy guardian
- Duba Amharic · Leader, strong
- Dubravka Slavic · From dubrava,' meaning oak grove or oak forest; symbolizes strength and resilience
- Dubravko Slavic · From oak grove; symbolizes strength, nature, and resilience
- Dudley Old English · Dudda's meadow
- Dudo Germanic · Famous ruler
- Duduzile Zulu · Praise or celebrated
- Duilio Latin · Strong or warlike
- Duje Croatian/Latin · Latin Domnius: lord or master
- Duku Akan/Twi · Akan diminutive
- Dulce Latin-Spanish · Sweet
- Dulcia Latin · Sweet or pleasant
- Dulcie Latin · Sweet, pleasant, candy
- Dumezweni Zulu · Origin and meaning uncertain
- Dumisani Zulu · Praise or glorify
- Dumitrache Romanian/Greek · Associated with Demeter
- Dumitrica Romanian/Greek · Devoted to Demeter
- Dumitrița Romanian/Greek · Devoted to Demeter
- Dumitriu Romanian/Greek · Follower of Demeter
- Dumitru Romanian/Greek · Devoted to Demeter
- Dumiwe Zulu · We are grateful
- Duncan Scottish/Gaelic · Brown warrior
- Dune French · Sand hill or sand landform; Germanic and Gaulish roots
- Dunja Germanic/Slavic · Quince fruit (South Slavic)
- Durand Latin · Enduring or lasting
- Durk Dutch · Ruler of the people
- Durmuş Turkish · Turkish name with Islamic significance
- Dušan Slavic · Soulful spirit
- Dusica Slavic · Little soul
- Dustin Old Norse-English · Thor's stone
- Duygu Turkish · Feeling or emotion
- Dwayne Irish · Dark, swarthy
- Dwight Medieval English · White, fair
- Dyana Latin · From Roman goddess Diana (divine or heavenly)
- Dylan Welsh · Son of the sea
- Dyna Greek/Hebrew · From Greek dynamis (power, strength) or Hebrew Dinah (judged, vindicated)
- Džan Bosnian/Turkish · Soul, life, or God is gracious
- Džana Arabic/Turkish · Arabic Jana (paradise or garden) or Slavic dawn
- Džanan Bosnian/Arabic · Paradise, garden, soul, or beloved
- Dženan Bosnian/Arabic · Gardens or paradise; beloved
- Džesika Hebrew · Variant of Jessica, from Hebrew to foresee
- Dzidra Latvian · Clear and bright
- Dzidzorm Ewe · Praise God
- Dzierżysław Slavic · To hold or possess with glory
- Dzifa Ewe · Woman or female
- Dzintars Latvian · Amber
- Dzintra Latvian · Amber
- Dzogbo West African · Born during war
- Džons Latvian/English · God is gracious
- Džūlija Latvian/Latin · Variant of Julia, meaning youthful