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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
Dag	day	Norwegian
Dagan	grain or corn	Hebrew
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
Dagobert	shining sun	German
Dahana	a Rudra	Hindu
Dai	great	Japanese
Daisy	day's eye, flower name	Latin, Old English
Dakarai	happiness	African
Dakin	Danish	Danish
Dakota
Dakota
Daksha		Hindu
Dakshesh		Hindu
Dale
Daley	Assembly, from the valley	Gaelic, Anglo-Saxon
Dalia	a branch, to draw water	Hebrew
Dalila	gentle	Kenyan
Dallas	place name, wise	Scottish
Dallin	pride's people	Old English
Dalton	valley farm	Old English
Daly	advisor	Gaelic
Damalis	one who gentles	Greek
Damara	gentle girl	Greek
Damarion
Damaris	heifer	Greek, Hebrew
Dame	lady	German
Damek	earth	Czech
Damen	taming	Greek
Damian	tamer, divine power, fate	Greek
Damien
Damini	lightning	Hindu
Damion
Damon	constant, day	Greek, English
Dana	from Denmark, mother of the Gods in myths	Swedish, Celtic
Dandre
Dane	from Denmark	Old English
Dangelo
Danica	the morning star	Slavic
Daniel	my judge is the Lord	Hebrew
Daniela	my judge is the Lord	Hebrew
Daniella
Danielle
Danior	born with teeth	English
Danna
Dannell
Danny
Dante	lasting	Italian
Daphne	laurel, bay tree, victory	Greek
Daquan
Dara	compassion, wisdom, angel of rains and rivers	Hebrew, Persian
Daralis	beloved	Old English
Daray	dark	unknown
Darby	free man	Gaelic
Darcy	dark	Gaelic
Daren	born at night	Nigerian
Daria	queen	Persian
Darian
Darien
Darin
Darinka		Slowenian
Dario
Darion
Darius	king	Persian
Darlene	tenderly beloved, little darling	Anglo-Saxon
Darnell	hidden nook	English
Darra	small great one, riches	Gaelic, Farsi
Darrel	beloved	Old English
Darrell
Darren	great, rocky hill	Gaelic, Old English
Darrin
Darrion
Darrius
Darryl
Darshan	a god's name	Hindu
Dartagnan	leader	French
Darthmouth	port's name	English
Daruka		Hindu
Darwin	beloved friend	Old English
Daryl
Dasha	gift of god	Greek
Dashawn
Dasia
Dattatreya	a son of Atri, a god	Hindu
Davan	beloved one	Hebrew
David	beloved one	Hebrew
Davin	bright finn	Scandinavian
Davine	the loved	Hebrew
Davion
Davis	David's son	Scottish
Davon
Dawn	dawn	Old English
Dawson
Daya	bird	Hebrew
Dayana
Dayanara
Dayla	to draw water, branch or bough	Hebrew
Dayton	bright town	Old English
Deacon	servent, messenger	Greek
Dean	presiding official, valley	Latin, Old English
Deandre
Deangelo
Deanna	presiding official, valley	Latin, Old English
Deasia
Deborah	a bee, to speak kind words	Hebrew
Decker	roofer	Belgian
Decla	goodness	Gaelic
Declan	goodness	Gaelic
Deena		Hindu
Deepak		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
Delano	of the night	Old French
Delbert	bright like daytime	unknown
Delbin	dolphin, flower name	Greek
Deli	warrior	Hungarian
Delia	visible from delos	Greek
Delicia	delightful one	Latin
Delilah	delicate, amorous	Hebrew
Della	of nobility	Teutonic
Delmore	sea	Latin
Delphine	calmness	Greek
Delsin	he is so	Native American
Deman	man	Dutch
Demarcus
Dembe	peace	Ugandan
Demelza	fort on a hill	Old English
Demetrius	lover of the earth, given to the Earth goddess	Greek
Demi	half, small	French
Dempe	peace	unknown
Dempsey	proud	Gaelic
Dempster	judge	Old English
Dena	vindicated, valley	Hebrew, Native American
Denes	wine, drama	Greek, Hungarian
Denholm	home of the Danes	Swedish
Denise	of dionysus	Greek
Dennis	of dionysus	Greek
Denton		Old English
Denver	green valley	Old English
Denzel
Deo	godlike	Greek
Deon
Deonte
Dep	beautiful	Vietnamese
Derek	ruler	Old German
Derick
Dermot	free of envy	Celtic
Derrick
Derry	great lover, an ancient hero	Celtic
Desdemona	ill-fated one, misery	Greek
Deshaun
Deshawn
Desiderio	so long hoped for, crave, desire	Latin, French
Desirae
Desiree	so long hoped for, crave, desire	Latin, French
Desmond	man of the world, society	Celtic, Latin
Despina		Greek
Desta	happiness	Ethiopian
Destin
Destinee	destiny	French
Destiney
Destini
Destiny
Destry	war horse	French
Deva	divine	Sanskrit
Devaki	black, mother of Krishna	Hindu
Devan
Devang		Hindu
Devante	fighter of wrong	Spanish
Devarsi	sage of the Devas	Hindu
Deven
Deverell	from the riverbank	Welsh
Devesh		Hindu
Devi	resides in heaven	Hindu
Devin
Devin
Devitri		Hindu
Devlin	brave	Gaelic
Devnet	poet	Celtic
Devon
Devon	defender	Old English
Devonte
Devrity		Hindu
Devyn
Devyn
Dewey	Devin	Welsh
Dewitt	blond	Welsh
Dexter	dexterous, right side	Latin
Dhananjay	Arjuna	Hindu
Dharma		Hindu
Dharmavira		Hindu
Dharmendra		Hindu
Dharmesh		Hindu
Dharmista		Hindu
Dharuna	a rishi	Hindu
Dhatri	a son of Vishnu, Lakshmi	Hindu
Dhaval		Hindu
Dhruv		Hindu
Diamanta	like a diamond	French
Diamond
Diana	divine	Latin
Diane
Dianna
Dianthe	divine flower	Greek
Diarria		Greek
Dickinson	powerful, rich ruler	Old English
Diederik	ruler of the people	Danish
Diego	the suplanter	Spanish
Diella	worships god	Latin
Dierdre	young girl, one who rages, broken-hearted	Celtic
Dieter	the people's ruler	German
Dietlinde		German
Dieuwertje		unknown
Digby	settlement near a ditch	Old English
Dikranouhi	queen	Armenian
Dilek		Turkish
Dilip	a king, ancestor of Rama	Hindu
Dillan
Dillian	worshipped one	Latin
Dillon	faithful	Gaelic
Dilys	genuine	Welsh
Dimitri
Dinah	vindicated, judgement	Hebrew
Dinesh		Hindu
Dinkar		Hindu
Dion
Dionne	divine queen	Greek
Dirran		Arabic
Disa	active spirit	Norwegian
Dita	rich gift	Czech
Divya	heavenly, brilliant	Hindu
Divyesh		Hindu
Dixie	Dick's son	Old English
Djavan		Brazilian
Dobry	good	Polish
Doe	Dee Dee, Didi	unknown
Dolores	lady of sorrows, from the virgin Mary	Latin
Domenic
Dominga	Sunday	Spanish
Dominic	of the lord	Latin
Dominick
Dominik
Dominique
Dominique
Domokos	God's own	Hungarian
Don
Donald	ruler of the world, brown stranger	Old English
Donata	gift from god	Italian
Donatien	gift	French, Latin
Donavan
Doneen
Donna	lady	Italian
Donnelly	a brave black man	Celtic
Donovan	dark warrior	Gaelic
Donte
Dooley	Dooly	unknown
Dooriya	the sea	English
Dora	gift	Greek
Doreen	golden	French
Doria	place name	Greek
Dorian	place name	Greek
Dorinda	gift of god, beautiful one	Greek
Doris	a dorian woman, of the sea	Greek
Doron	gift	Hebrew
Dorota	God's gift	Greek, Spanish
Dorothy	a gift of god	Greek
Dorset	tribe near the sea	Old English
Dory	golden-haired	English
Douglas	from the dark water	Scottish
Dov	bear	Hebrew
Dover	water	Old English
Doyle	dark stranger	Gaelic
Drake	ale duck, dragon	Old English, Latin
Draven
Dreama	joyous music	Greek
Drew
Drew
Drina	helper and defender of mankind	Spanish
Drisana	daughter of the sun	Hindu
Dristi	sight, a form of the Devi	Hindu
Druti		Hindu
Duane	dark, from the dunes	Old English, Celtic
Dudley	people's meadow	Old English
Duff	dark faced, baker	Celtic
Dugan	to be worthy	English
Duglas	dark stranger	Gaelic
Duke	leader	Latin
Dulce
Dulcinea	sweet	Spanish
Duncan	dark-skinned warrior	Celtic
Dunn	brown	Celtic
Dunstan	from the brown rock quarry	Old English
Durand	enduring	Latin
Duranjaya	a heroic son	Hindu
Durga	unreachable	Hindu
Durjaya	difficult to conquer	Hindu
Durmada		Hindu
Durriken	fortune-telling	English
Durward	gatekeeper	Old English
Dusan	god is my judge, inspiration	Croatian
Dustin
Dutch	the German	German
Dvimidha		Hindu
Dwayne
Dwennon	one of originality	Old English
Dwight	fair, fair one	Old English
Dyami	eagle	Native American
Dyani	deer	Native American
Dylan
Dylan	sea god, son of the waves	Welsh
Dylon
Dymas	father of hecate	Greek
Dymphna	suitable one, virgin saint	Gaelic
Dyna	powerful	Greek
Dysis	sunset	Greek
Dysthe		Greek