Baby Names

Names starting with D

152 baby names starting with D, with their meaning

  • Of Persian origin. Means "the one who upholds goodness".

    Latin · Italian · Persian · Biblical

  • Of Latin origin, from Didacus, from the Greek didakh, meaning "teacher".

    Hebrew · Spanish · Greek · Latin

  • Means "God is my judge".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Of Latin origin, meaning "one of firm character". The surname Durán is one of the name's etymological variants.

    Italian · Latin

  • Means "dolphin", and by extension "woman of Delphi".

    Greek

  • Danna

    Girl

    A variant of Dana, tied to "judgement" or to Denmark.

    Hebrew · English

  • Of Hebrew origin, meaning "beloved by God".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Dayana

    Girl

    A phonetic adaptation of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon.

    Latin · Spanish

  • Diana

    Girl

    Means "divine", "luminous".

    Latin

  • Dafne

    Girl

    Means "laurel".

    Greek

  • Dana

    Girl

    It carries two readings: in Hebrew, "she who judges"; in Celtic myth, the name of the mother goddess.

    Hebrew · Celtic

  • Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is my judge". In most English-speaking countries, this name is interpreted as Dannis, though the etymology is the same.

    Hebrew · Biblical · English

  • A spelling variant of Dayana, itself an adaptation of Diana's pronunciation for Spanish-speaking ears.

    Latin · Spanish

  • Means "bee".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Dulce

    Girl

    Means "sweet".

    Latin · Spanish

  • Daisy

    Girl

    The name of the daisy flower.

    English

  • Dakota

    Girl

    Means "friend", "ally".

    English

  • Dalia

    Girl

    The flower, native to Mexico and now its national bloom.

    Scandinavian · Spanish

  • Dalila

    Girl

    Its meaning is debated: "delicate", "she who weakens" or "flirtatious" have all been proposed.

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Dan

    Boy

    Of Hebrew origin. Means "justice".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Dania

    Girl

    Means "God's justice".

    Hebrew

  • Means "God is my judge".

    French · Hebrew

  • Delia

    Girl

    Means "born on the island of Delos", an epithet of Artemis.

    Greek

  • Of Welsh origin, meaning "sea".

    Welsh

  • Means "wife", "companion". She appears in the Book of Acts.

    Biblical · Greek

  • Of African origin, meaning "reliable man".

    African

  • A variant of the word "dar," meaning "gift" in Serbian.

    Balkan · Slavic

  • The Italian form of David, meaning "beloved by God".

    Hebrew · Italian

  • Denise

    Girl

    Means "consecrated to Dionysus", the Greek god of wine.

    French · Greek

  • Means "the desired one".

    French

  • Dina

    Girl

    Means "judged", "vindicated".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Means "sorrows", after the seven sorrows of the Virgin.

    Latin · Spanish

  • Means "given", "given by God".

    Italian · Latin

  • An Italian name meaning "given by God".

    Italian · Latin · Greek

  • Donna

    Girl

    Means "lady, mistress" in Italian.

    Italian · Latin

  • Dora

    Girl

    Means "gift", from Greek dōron. Short form of Theodora or Dorothea.

    Greek

  • Doris

    Girl

    Means "gift of the ocean", the name of a sea nymph.

    Greek

  • Of Germanic origin, meaning "illustrious for his nobility".

    Germanic

  • Of Greek origin, meaning "to subdue".

    Greek

  • Dánae

    Girl

    The mother of Perseus, shut by her father in a bronze tower.

    Greek

  • Dani

    Boy

    Dani is a diminutive of both Daniel and Daniela, associated with meanings of experience and wisdom.

    Hebrew

  • Dara

    Girl

    Means "pearl of wisdom".

    Hebrew

  • Of Greek origin, meaning "gift".

    Greek

  • Means "darling", from English darling.

    English

  • Of English origin, meaning "made with love".

    English

  • Davi

    Boy

    A Brazilian variant of David, meaning "beloved".

    Hebrew

  • Of Japanese origin, translating as "discreet man".

    Japanese

  • Of Latin origin, meaning "seeker of God".

    Latin · Spanish