D

202 first names starting with D, with meaning, origin and pronunciation – part of our complete A-Z name directory.

Daan[DAN]
God is my judge
Dutch
Dael[DA-el]
The valley
Dutch
Dafydd[DA-vith]
Beloved (Welsh form of David)
Celtic
Dagmar[DAG-mar]
Day's glory
Scandinavian
Dagny[DAG-ni]
New day
Scandinavian
Dagobert[DA-go-bert]
Bright day
Germanic
Dagrun[DAG-run]
The day's secret
Scandinavian
Dahlia[DA-li-a]
Valley; the dahlia
Scandinavian
Daichi[DAI-tschi]
The great earth
Japanese
Daiki[DAI-ki]
Great radiance
Japanese
Daisuke[dai-SU-ke]
Great help
Japanese
Daisy[DEI-si]
The daisy
English
Dáithí[DAW-hee]
Swiftness, nimbleness
Irish
Dakota[da-KO-ta]
Friend, ally
English
Dalia[DA-li-a]
Flowering branch
Hebrew
Daliah[DA-li-a]
The flowering branch
Hebrew
Dallas[DA-las]
Meadow by the water
Celtic
Damaris[DA-ma-ris]
Gentle one
English
Damhnait[DIMF-na]
Little fawn, deer
Irish
Damian[DA-mi-an]
The tamer
Greek
Damiano[da-mi-A-no]
The tamer
Greek
Damianos[da-mi-A-nos]
To tame, subdue
Greek
Damien[da-MI-än]
The tamer
French
Damon[DA-mon]
The tamer
Greek
Damson[DAM-son]
Flower
English
Dana[DA-na]
God is my judge
Hebrew
Danae[da-NA-e]
Parched, dry earth
Greek
Danel[da-NEL]
God is my judge (Basque form of Daniel)
Basque
Dania[DA-ni-a]
God is my judge
Hebrew
Danica[DA-ni-tsa]
The morning star
Slavic
Daniel[DA-ni-el]
God is my judge
Hebrew
Dániel[DA-ni-el]
God is my judge
Hungarian
Daniela[da-ni-E-la]
God is my judge
Hebrew
Danielle[da-nee-EL]
God is my judge
French
Daniil[da-ni-IL]
God is my judge
Russian Top 2
Danilo[da-NI-lo]
God is my judge
Hebrew
Dante[DAN-te]
The enduring one
Latin
Danu[DA-nu]
The river goddess
Celtic
Daphne[DAF-ne]
Laurel tree
Greek
Dara[DA-ra]
Wealthy, protector
Persian
Darach[DA-ra]
Oak tree
Irish
Darcy[DAR-si]
The dark one
Irish
Dardan[DAR-dan]
One of the Dardani, ancient Illyrian people
Albanian
Darel[DA-rel]
The beloved one
French
Darina[da-RI-na]
The gift
Russian
Dario[DA-ri-o]
The wealthy one
Persian
Darion[DA-ri-on]
The wealthy one
Persian
Darius[DA-ri-us]
He who holds firm the good
Persian
Dariush[Da-ri-USH]
He who holds firm the good, Achaemenid king name
Persian
Darja[DAR-ja]
The possessor of goodness
Russian
Darshan[dar-SHAN]
Sight, vision
Sanskrit
Darshana[dar-SHA-na]
Vision, insight
Sanskrit
Darwin[DAR-vin]
Dear friend
Old High German
Darya[DA-ri-a]
The sea
Persian
Daryan[da-RJAN]
The sea
Persian
Dashamir[da-sha-MIR]
One who loves peace
Albanian
Dashnor[DASH-nor]
The one full of love
Albanian
David[DA-vit]
The beloved
Hebrew Top 26
Davide[DA-vi-de]
The beloved
Hebrew
Davina[da-VI-na]
The beloved one
Hebrew
Dawn[DON]
Dawn
English
Dean[DIN]
Of the valley
English
Dearbhla[DYAR-ev-la]
Daughter of Ireland
Irish
Debora[DE-bo-ra]
The bee
Hebrew
Deborah[DE-bo-ra]
The wise one
English
Declan[DE-klan]
Full of goodness
Irish
Deepak[DI-pak]
The lamp
Sanskrit
Deepika[dee-PI-ka]
Little lamp, light
Sanskrit
Defne[DEF-ne]
The laurel
Turkish
Deirdre[DIR-dre]
The sorrowful one
Irish
Del[DEL]
The heart
Persian
Delaney[de-LEH-ni]
Renowned, famous
English
Delara[de-LA-ra]
Adorning the heart
Persian
Delfina[Del-FI-na]
The dolphin
Spanish
Delia[DE-li-a]
From Delos
Greek
Delian[DE-li-an]
From the isle of Delos
Greek
Delilah[de-LEI-la]
Delicate one, languishing
English
Delos[DE-los]
Visible, clear one
Greek
Delphine[del-FIN]
From Delphi; dolphin
Greek
Delta[DEL-ta]
River mouth; fourth letter
Greek
Delyth[DE-lith]
Pretty, neat one
Celtic
Demet[DE-met]
The bouquet
Turkish
Demian[DE-mi-an]
The tamer
Greek
Dénes[DAY-nesh]
Follower of Dionysus, god of wine
Hungarian
Denis[DE-nis]
Devoted to Dionysus
Greek
Denise[de-NIS]
Devoted to Dionysus
Greek
Deniz[DE-nis]
The sea
Turkish
Denizsu[de-NIS-su]
Sea water
Turkish
Denver[DEN-ver]
Ford of the Danes
English
Derya[der-YAH]
Sea, ocean, vast expanse
Turkish
Desirée[de-si-RE]
The desired one
French
Desmond[DES-mont]
Man from South Munster
Irish
Despina[des-PI-na]
Mistress, lady
Greek
Deti[DE-ti]
The sea
Albanian
Detlef[DET-lef]
Heir of the people
Old High German
Detlev[DET-lev]
Heir of the people
Germanic
Dev[DEF]
God, divine
Sanskrit
Devan[DE-van]
The poet; the river
Celtic
Devi[DE-vi]
The goddess
Sanskrit
Devin[DE-vin]
Poet; fawn
Irish
Devino[de-VI-no]
The poet
Irish
Devorah[de-VO-ra]
Bee
Hebrew
Dexter[DEKS-ter]
The dyer; the skilled one
English
Diana[di-A-na]
Divine; goddess of the hunt
Latin
Diandra[di-AN-dra]
The divine one
Greek
Diarmuid[DIR-mit]
The free one
Irish
Diego[DI-e-go]
The teacher; form of Jacob
Spanish
Diegol[DI-e-gol]
The teacher
Spanish
Diegonis[di-e-GO-nis]
The teacher
Spanish
Diell[DI-el]
The sun
Albanian
Dielli[DI-e-li]
Sunlight
Albanian
Diellza[di-ELL-za]
Gift/heart of the sun
Albanian
Diet[DIT]
The people
Germanic
Dietburg[DIET-burg]
Fortress of the people
Old High German
Dieter[DI-ter]
Warrior of the people
Old High German
Dietger[DIET-ger]
Spear of the people
Old High German
Diethelm[DIET-helm]
Protector of the people
Old High German
Dietlind[DIET-lind]
Gentle to the people
Old High German
Dietmar[DIET-mar]
Famous among the people
Old High German
Dietrich[DI-trich]
Ruler of the people
Old High German
Dietwin[DIET-win]
Friend of the people
Old High German
Dieuwke[DEE-oo-ke]
God is gracious
Dutch
Dilara[di-LA-ra]
Beloved of the heart
Persian
Dima[DI-ma]
Continuous, abundant rain
Arabic
Dimitri[di-MI-tri]
Devoted to Demeter
Greek
Dimitrios[di-MI-trios]
Follower of Demeter
Greek
Dina[DI-na]
Judged; vindicated
Hebrew
Dinesh[di-NESH]
Lord of the day, sun
Sanskrit
Diogenes[di-o-GHE-nes]
Born of Zeus
Greek
Dion[DI-on]
Dedicated to Zeus
Greek
Dionisio[dyo-NEE-zyo]
Of Dionysus, god of wine
Italian
Dionne[di-ON]
The divine one
Greek
Dirk[DIRK]
Ruler of the people
Old High German
Divya[DIV-ja]
The divine one
Sanskrit
Djed[JED]
Stability, endurance (the djed pillar)
Egyptian
Djoser[DSCHO-ser]
The sacred one
Egyptian
Dmitri[dmi-TRI]
Devoted to Demeter
Russian Top 1
Dobrila[do-BRI-la]
The good one
Slavic
Dobrivoje[do-bri-VO-ye]
Good warrior
Slavic
Dobroslav[do-bro-SLAV]
Good glory
Slavic
Doğa[doh-AH]
Nature
Turkish
Doireann[DOR-en]
Daughter of Doirenn, oak
Celtic
Dolores[do-LO-res]
Lady of sorrows
Spanish
Domagoj[do-MA-goy]
Let him defend the home
Slavic
Domenica[do-me-NI-ka]
Belonging to the Lord (Sunday-born)
Latin
Domenico[do-ME-ni-ko]
Belonging to the Lord
Latin
Domhnall[DOH-nal]
World ruler
Celtic
Dominica[do-mi-NI-ka]
Belonging to the Lord
Latin
Dominik[DO-mi-nik]
Belonging to the Lord
Latin
Dominique[do-mi-NIK]
Belonging to the Lord
Latin
Domna[DOM-na]
The lady
Russian
Domnika[dom-NI-ka]
Belonging to the Lord
Russian
Domonkos[DO-mon-kosh]
Belonging to the Lord
Hungarian
Donatella[do-na-TE-la]
Little given one
Italian
Donato[do-NA-to]
Given, gift
Italian
Donatus[do-NA-tus]
The given one
Latin
Donika[do-NI-ka]
The lady
Albanian
Donovan[DO-no-van]
Dark brown-haired
Irish
Dora[DO-ra]
The gift
Greek
Dóra[DOH-ro]
The gift
Hungarian
Doran[DOR-an]
Stranger, exile, wanderer
Irish
Doreen[do-RIN]
The gift
Greek
Dorian[DO-ri-an]
Of the Dorian people
Greek
Dorien[DOH-ri-en]
Gift of God
Dutch
Doris[DO-ris]
Of the Dorian people
Greek
Dorit[do-RIT]
Generation, era
Hebrew
Dorka[DOR-ko]
Little gift of God
Hungarian
Doron[do-RON]
Gift
Hebrew
Dorotea[Do-ro-TE-a]
Gift of God
Spanish
Doroteo[Do-ro-TE-o]
Gift of God
Spanish
Dorothea[do-ro-TE-a]
Gift of God
Greek
Dorotheos[do-RO-the-os]
Gift of God
Greek
Dorothy[DO-ro-thi]
Gift of God
English
Dorottya[DO-rot-ja]
Gift of God
Hungarian
Doruk[do-RUK]
The summit
Turkish
Doruntina[do-run-TI-na]
Heroine of the Albanian ballad of longing and return
Albanian
Doutzen[DAUT-sen]
The dove
Dutch
Douwe[DAU-we]
The dove
Dutch
Dov[DOV]
Bear
Hebrew
Dragan[DRA-gan]
The dear one
Slavic
Dragana[dra-GA-na]
The dear one
Slavic
Dragomir[dra-go-MIR]
Precious peace
Slavic
Dragoslav[dra-go-SLAV]
Dear glory
Slavic
Drahomir[DRA-kho-mir]
Precious peace
Slavic
Dree[DRI]
Endurance
English
Drew[DRU]
The brave one
Greek
Drilon[DRI-lon]
The spring, the wellspring
Albanian
Drita[DRI-ta]
Light
Albanian
Dritan[dri-TAN]
Full of light
Albanian
Dritëro[dri-TE-ro]
The bringer of light
Albanian
Driton[dri-TON]
Bringer of light
Albanian
Dubravka[du-BRAV-ka]
Of the oak grove
Slavic
Duin[DÖIN]
The dune
Dutch
Dulce[DUL-se]
The sweet one
Spanish
Dulcia[DUL-tsia]
The sweet one
Latin
Duna[DU-na]
The Danube
Slavic
Duncan[DAN-kan]
Dark warrior
Celtic
Dune[DUN]
The dune
Dutch
Dunja[DUN-ja]
The Danube; water
Slavic
Durim[DU-rim]
Patience, endurance
Albanian