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Name	Meaning	Origin	Popularity	Add to "My Baby Names"	Shop for Personalized Items
Daba	kind words, bee swarm	Hebrew
Dabria	name of an angel	Latin
Dacey	southerner	Gaelic
Dacia	from dacia	Latin
Dacio	from arcy	French
Dae	greatness	Korean
Dagmar	joyous day, bright, joy of the Danes	Germanic, Danish
Dagna	a splendid day	Old German
Dagny	day, brightness, new day, Dane's joy	Norwegian
Dai	great	Japanese
Daisy	day's eye, flower name	Latin, Old English
Dakin	Danish	Danish
Dakota
Daksha		Hindu
Dalia	a branch, to draw water	Hebrew
Dalila	gentle	Kenyan
Damalis	one who gentles	Greek
Damara	gentle girl	Greek
Damaris	heifer	Greek, Hebrew
Dame	lady	German
Damini	lightning	Hindu
Dana	from Denmark, mother of the Gods in myths	Swedish, Celtic
Danica	the morning star	Slavic
Daniela	my judge is the Lord	Hebrew
Daniella
Danielle
Danna
Dannell
Daphne	laurel, bay tree, victory	Greek
Dara	compassion, wisdom, angel of rains and rivers	Hebrew, Persian
Daralis	beloved	Old English
Daray	dark	unknown
Darby	free man	Gaelic
Darcy	dark	Gaelic
Daria	queen	Persian
Darinka		Slowenian
Darlene	tenderly beloved, little darling	Anglo-Saxon
Darra	small great one, riches	Gaelic, Farsi
Dasha	gift of god	Greek
Dasia
Davan	beloved one	Hebrew
Davine	the loved	Hebrew
Dawn	dawn	Old English
Daya	bird	Hebrew
Dayana
Dayanara
Dayla	to draw water, branch or bough	Hebrew
Deanna	presiding official, valley	Latin, Old English
Deasia
Deborah	a bee, to speak kind words	Hebrew
Decla	goodness	Gaelic
Deena		Hindu
Deepali		Hindu
Deepika	a little light	Hindu
Deepti		Hindu
Deianira	wife of heracles	Greek
Deiene	religious holiday	Basque
Deion
Deja	before	French
Delaney	descendant of the challenger	Gaelic
Delanna	soft as wool	Italian
Delbin	dolphin, flower name	Greek
Delia	visible from delos	Greek
Delicia	delightful one	Latin
Delilah	delicate, amorous	Hebrew
Della	of nobility	Teutonic
Delphine	calmness	Greek
Dembe	peace	Ugandan
Demelza	fort on a hill	Old English
Demi	half, small	French
Dena	vindicated, valley	Hebrew, Native American
Denise	of dionysus	Greek
Dep	beautiful	Vietnamese
Desdemona	ill-fated one, misery	Greek
Desirae
Desiree	so long hoped for, crave, desire	Latin, French
Despina		Greek
Desta	happiness	Ethiopian
Destinee	destiny	French
Destiney
Destini
Destiny
Destry	war horse	French
Deva	divine	Sanskrit
Devaki	black, mother of Krishna	Hindu
Devi	resides in heaven	Hindu
Devin
Devnet	poet	Celtic
Devon	defender	Old English
Devyn
Dharmista		Hindu
Diamanta	like a diamond	French
Diamond
Diana	divine	Latin