Baby Names Starting With D
Names beginning with D, gathered from every cultural origin in the collection. Each one shows its meaning, origin and how to say it.
83 names in this list — tap any name for its full meaning, etymology and pronunciation.
Girl names
- DagmaraPolish (Scandinavian roots)
A strong and bright name representing the glory of the day.
- DahyeKorean
A name representing a person who possesses a great amount of wisdom and insight.
- DalalArabic
Describes a woman who is treated with immense love and pampered affection.
- DaliaHebrew, Arabic, Lithuanian
In Hebrew it signifies a hanging branch or grapevine, while in Arabic it translates to a waterwheel or grapevine.
- DalisayTagalog
A beautiful name representing purity, clarity, and a soul that is untainted.
- DamhnaitIrish Gaelic
A traditional name meaning little fawn, symbolizing grace and gentleness.
- DamiKorean
A lovely name signifying a person who is rich in virtue and excellence.
- DamlaTurkish
A gentle and evocative name that means a single, precious drop of water or rain.
- DanayaFilipino
A name popularized in modern culture representing a guardian of the earth and nature.
- DanielaHebrew
Daniela is a beautiful name that translates to 'God is my judge'.
- DanutaPolish
A graceful name derived from the word for 'gift' or 'god is my judge'.
- DanyaHebrew
A graceful name meaning God is my judge, reflecting strength and faith.
- DaphneGreek
Meaning laurel, this name carries a connection to the symbols of victory and eternal greenery.
- DariaPolish (Persian roots)
A timeless name signifying one who maintains possession of goodness.
- DarikaThai (Sanskrit)
A celestial name that translates to a bright little star.
- DasanPomo
This rhythmic name honors the leader of a bird clan.
- DashaRussian
A diminutive of Daria meaning kingly or possessing goodness with a spunky, bold flair.
- DearbhlaIrish Gaelic
A traditional name meaning daughter of a poet, celebrating a heritage of creativity and art.
- DelaraPersian
A beautiful name meaning she who adorns or delights the heart.
- DidunloluwaYoruba
A sweet name reflecting that the Lord is pleasant and sweet.
- DiệuVietnamese
A poetic name signifying something wonderful, mysterious, and gentle.
- DilaraPersian-Turkish
A poetic name meaning one who ornaments the heart or a beautiful lover.
- DilettaItalian
A sweet and heartfelt name that means beloved or favorite.
- DimaArabic
Dima is a name that refers to a downpour of rain that lasts without thunder or lightning.
- DiwaTagalog
Refers to the essence, spirit, or consciousness of a person.
- DobrawaOld Slavic
An ancient and noble name meaning one who is good and virtuous.
- DobrosławaSlavic
An ancient name representing one who is destined for good glory and kindness.
- DoireannIrish
An elegant traditional name meaning daughter of Fionn or fruitful.
- DoliNavajo (Diné)
This name refers to the bluebird, a creature associated with the coming of spring and happiness.
- DuaArabic
A sacred name meaning 'prayer' or 'blessing,' invoking divine connection and spiritual wealth.
- DuartePortuguese
Though more common as a surname, this name has deep roots in Portuguese royalty and means prosperous guardian.
- DwynwenWelsh
Inspired by the Welsh patron saint of lovers, the name signifies a person who is blessed and fair.
- DyaniMuscogee/Creek
This graceful name is the word for a deer, representing gentleness and agility.
Boy names
- DafyddWelsh
A classic and beloved name meaning beloved, serving as the Welsh form of David.
- DagimAmharic
It means 'second' or 'again,' often used to signify a rebirth or a second blessing.
- DaikiJapanese
A strong name meaning big tree, representing stability, growth, and endurance.
- DaisyEnglish
The name refers to the 'day's eye', a common meadow flower that opens at dawn.
- DakilaTagalog
A noble and distinguished name that signifies greatness or being illustrious.
- DakotaNative American (Sioux/Dakota)
The name translates to mean 'friend' or 'ally' in the Dakhóta language.
- DamiánSpanish
A classic name that conveys the gentle and steady nature of one who subdues or tames.
- DamilolaYoruba
A prayerful name that asks God to bless the child with wealth and prosperity.
- DanaHebrew, Persian, Arabic, Sanskrit, and Old Norse
Depending on the culture, this name signifies a judge, a wise person, a gift, or a generous soul.
- DanielHebrew
The name Daniel translates to 'God is my judge' in its original Hebrew context.
- DanieleItalian
A gentle yet firm name that means God is my judge.
- DaraPersian
A timeless name signifying a person who is wealthy, possessing, or holds great wisdom.
- DarioItalian
From the Persian for "possessor of good" — melodic and clean.
- DariuszPersian/Polish
A classic name that describes one who maintains possessions well or upholds goodness.
- DarraghIrish
A nature-inspired name that signifies the strength of the oak tree.
- DarshSanskrit
Signifying sight or a handsome appearance, it often refers to the first sight of the new moon.
- DarshilGujarati
A pleasant name that refers to someone who is perfectionist or good-looking.
- DatuVisayan
A traditional title for a tribal leader or sovereign prince, denoting nobility and authority.
- DavidHebrew
The name David translates to "beloved" or "uncle."
- DavideItalian
Italian form of David, meaning "beloved".
- DavitArmenian
The Armenian form of David, famously associated with the legendary hero David of Sasun.
- DawitGe'ez / Amharic
The Ethiopian form of David, this name means beloved and carries a strong historical and spiritual legacy.
- DecimusLatin
Meaning tenth, this traditional Roman praenomen was historically given to a tenth-born child.
- DelilahHebrew
This name literally translates to 'delicate' or 'languishing' in Hebrew.
- DemiladeYoruba
A powerful name meaning that God has crowned the child with royalty and honor.
- DemirTurkish
A strong and enduring name that signifies the strength and resilience of iron.
- DemyanGreek via Russian
A traditional name meaning one who tames or subdues.
- DenizTurkish
A refreshing and expansive name that literally means the sea.
- DestaAmharic
A cheerful name that directly translates to joy or happiness.
- DevonEnglish
The name traditionally refers to a person from Devonshire, a county in South West England.
- DiChinese
In Chinese contexts, it often refers to enlightenment, or historically, to the northern ethnic groups.
- DiarmaidIrish Mythology
The name of a famous mythological hero, it means a person without envy.
- DiegoSpanish
Diego is a classic name often interpreted to mean 'supplanter' or 'teacher'.
- DimitrisGreek
A timeless name meaning follower of Demeter, the goddess of agriculture and harvest.
- DinisGreek via Portuguese
A historic royal name derived from Dionysius, associated with vitality and the joys of life.
- DiogoPortuguese
A classic Portuguese form of Jacob representing one who follows.
- DmitryRussian (from Greek)
A classic name signifying a strong connection to the earth and the goddess Demeter.
- DohyunKorean
A noble name signifying someone who is both virtuous and clear-headed.
- DomenicoItalian
A rhythmic name traditionally meaning belonging to the Lord.
- DominikLatin, Polish
A classic name meaning 'of the Lord' that has been cherished in Poland for centuries.
- Dong HaKorean
This name translates to 'East Summer' or 'Moving Greatness' depending on the Hanja used.
- Dong-haKorean
This name is often associated with the concept of a bright or grand river in the east.
- DorianLatin
Derived from the name of an ancient Greek tribe but popularized through Latin, it represents a person of the sea or a gift.
- DoronHebrew
A classic and gracious name meaning a gift or a present.
- DouglasScottish Gaelic
A historic name referring to the dark blue waters of a stream.
- DrewGreek, Scottish
The name Drew traditionally signifies strength and masculinity.
- DuyVietnamese
Meaning unique or only, often signifying a precious and singular child.
- DyamiKeresan (Pueblo)
An uplifting name that refers to the eagle.
- DylanWelsh
This name literally means 'son of the sea' or 'born from the ocean'.
- DzigbodeEwe
A name representing the virtue of patience and endurance.
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