Baby Names Starting with D
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Celtic
Dark beauty
Slavic
Of the Dub lineage
Slavic
Little black one
Spanish
Unknown
Celtic
Double
Irish
black pool
Hebrew
Bear
Indian
King of the earth
Slavic
from the dark forest
Slavic
From the grove
African
To shoot or strike
Hebrew
beloved; friend
Slavic
of the dark water
French
leader
Latin
Leader
Spanish
Sweetness
French
duke's wife
Old English
waterbird
Latin
waterfowl
English
Son of Duck
English
Son of Duck
English
Waterfowl
Slavic
Beloved
Indian
Moon lord
English
Old English byname possibly meaning "round".
African
Unknown
Southeast Asian
Friends
Old English
friend, buddy
Indian
Milk lord
Hebrew
Gift from God
English
From a surname that was originally from a place name meaning "Dudda's clearing" in Old English. The surname was borne by a British noble family.
Southeast Asian
Dugong
African
To be strong
Southeast Asian
Beloved
Latin
to be wise
African
God has given joy
African
To be comforted
Spanish
two, peace
Southeast Asian
Moon
Spanish
Mythical creatures
Spanish
Unknown
English
Dark
French
dark-haired
African
Unknown
Celtic
Dark
French
dark water
Celtic
Dark
Irish
dark, black
Old English
dark warrior
Old Norse
brave warrior
Celtic
Dark stranger
Scottish
dark stranger
African
Strong
African
Strong
African
Unknown
Celtic
Dark-haired
Indian
Beloved
Celtic
Dark warrior
Scottish
dark warrior
Old Norse
son of Dugoter
African
Respectful name
African
Bringer of happiness
Arabic
Forenoon
Celtic
dark; swarthy
Caribbean
Ceremonial seat
Italian
From Duilia
African
Unknown
Arabic
Bringer of joy
Chinese
Unique
Caribbean
Unknown
African
To give birth
English
From the noble title duke, which was originally derived from Latin dux "leader".
Spanish
Unknown
English
Son of Duke
Germanic
leader, duke
English
Leader
Arabic
Sorrow
Latin
sorrowful
Japanese
Brave or strong
Slavic
Leader
African
Unknown
Korean
Sweet
Arabic
nurturer, caregiver
Spanish
Unknown
Southeast Asian
Beloved
Indian
One who is loved
Indian
Sweet
Indian
Beloved
Indian
Beloved
Arabic
delicate
Spanish
Unknown
Latin
Sweet or pleasant
Spanish
Sweet
Spanish
Sweet
Spanish
Sweet
Spanish
Sweet little one
Spanish
Sweet
Spanish
sweet; gentle
Spanish
sweet Mary
Spanish
sweetly
Spanish
sweet name
Spanish
Sweetness
Spanish
sweet little one
Spanish
Sweetness
Spanish
Sweet
Spanish
sweet; pleasant
English
From Latin dulcis "sweet" and bella "beautiful". The usual medieval spelling of this name was Dowsabel, and the Latinized form Dulcibella was revived
Spanish
Sweetness
Latin
sweet, pleasant
Spanish
sweetness, sweetness
Spanish
Sweet
Celtic
Unknown
English
From the meadow
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Korean
To be loved
Latin
Devotion
Indian
Sweet
Latin
to endure
Spanish
Nourishing
Spanish
sweet
Chinese
Obscure
Arabic
Beloved
Spanish
Unknown
Old Norse
of the sea
Germanic
Noble protector
Slavic
Gentle and kind
English
Seaweed
Spanish
Sweetness
Indian
Unknown
Celtic
From the valley
Latin
Sweet
Old English
properly, fittingly
Spanish
Sweetness
Spanish
Sweetness
Old Norse
to be
English
A spirit; shadow
Native American
To make a noise
Hebrew
Silence
French
Of the domain
English
Of the valley; character in 'Love's Labour's Lost'.
African
Bringer of peace
African
Wise
African
Brave
Spanish
Unknown
Arabic
brave warrior
African
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
French
of the house
African
Joy
African
To be strong
African
Wise person
African
To be wise
Celtic
Unknown
African
Unknown
Spanish
brave; strong
African
Bringer of peace
African
Destined to be
African
Unknown
African
To be blessed
African
Peaceful
African
Unknown
African
we are healed
African
Be comforted
African
Bringer of peace
African
One who brings peace
Arabic
Earth mother
Arabic
Follower of Demeter
Arabic
Son of Dumitru
Arabic
Son of Dumitru
Arabic
Follower of Saint Demetrius
Slavic
Earth lover
Slavic
A song
Scandinavian
Confectionery
African
To be strong
African
To be strong
English
Of the mountain
English
Little dumpling
African
Unknown
African
Unknown
African
Unknown
African
Strong
English
Dark, brown
Eastern European
dune
Greek
Power
Celtic
Fortified place
Celtic
Dark warrior
English
Anglicized form of the Scottish Gaelic name Donnchadh, derived from Old Irish donn "brown" and cath "battle". This was the name of two kings of Scotla
Old English
Dark warrior
Indian
A name of Lord Ganesha
English
Sand hill, symbolizing vast landscapes
Slavic
Little dune
Old English
from the hill
Celtic
Hill
Southeast Asian
Earth
African
Strong
Old Norse
strong warrior
Indian
earth; world
Arabic
World
Hebrew
God is my judge
French
Unknown meaning
Slavic
from the hill
Celtic
Fortress
African
One who is blessed
English
Dark warrior
English
Dark warrior
African
God's power
Irish
fort on the river
African
One who brings joy
Celtic
From the great fort
African
God's blessing
English
Dark or brown
Arabic
World
French
From Dun
African
Blessed one
African
Fort place
English
Dark stone
African
to be strong; powerful
Arabic
World
African
the world is good
Chinese
two
Celtic
Dark stranger
Celtic
Dark river
Southeast Asian
River
Vietnamese
prosperous path
African
Unknown
African
blessing
Old English
from the village
Indian
one who is strong
French
the meadow
Spanish
Noble leader
Spanish
Noble
Latin
strong; enduring
Spanish
Strong
Indian
Defender
Indian
king
Arabic
Strong and brave
Indian
King of the invincible
Indian
Lord of the righteous
Spanish
enduring, lasting
French
Enduring
Persian
Enduring
English
Fan of Duran Duran
Latin
Enduring
Spanish
Peach
Old Norse
strong, brave
English
From the place of the water
Old English
from the farm
French
Strong or enduring
Southeast Asian
Enduring
Spanish
Brave and strong
Indian
Fortress
Various
Indian
Servant of Durga
Indian
Goddess Durga
Indian
Difficult
Indian
Bliss of Goddess Durga
Indian
Gift of Durga
Sanskrit
protector of the earth
Indian
Protector of the earth
Indian
Powerful individual
Indian
Protector of the fort
Indian
Lord of the underworld
English
Village on the hill
Hebrew
Enduring
Hebrew
God is my strength
Indian
Brave
Indian
Rare
Spanish
Unknown
Indian
Rare
English
From the meadow by the river
English
From the meadow
Slavic
Precious
Turkish
Firm
African
Strong
African
Strong
African
Stay with me
African
Stay with me
African
To endure
African
brave warrior
Arabic
Pearl
Celtic
Strong
English
Hardy
Celtic
brave; strong
English
Soiled
African
Bringer of tranquility
African
Unknown
Indian
Sacred grass
Indian
Strong
Indian
Lord of the universe
Eastern European
Strong
English
From the English occupational surname Durward meaning "door guard".
English
From the village by the river
Sanskrit
Difficult to conquer
Slavic
Dusk
African
Bringer of peace
Caribbean
Unknown
Indian
One with a bad reputation
African
dark; swarthy
Celtic
dark; swarthy
African
Sweet
Slavic
sweet; dear
Indian
King of the Puru dynasty
Sanskrit
sweet
Sanskrit
one who conquers
African
sweet; pleasant
English
Twilight; time of day representing transition
Indian
Brave
Sanskrit
one who conquers
Slavic
Unknown
African
Dark
Old English
earth, ground
Germanic
brave; strong
English
Brave warrior
English
Brave warrior
English
Cleaner
English
Valiant fighter
English
Brave warrior
English
From the English surname Dustin, which was itself derived from the Old Norse given name Þórsteinn (see Torsten). The name was popularized by the actor
Germanic
brave warrior
Indian
Brave
English
Dusty
English
Brave warrior
African
Unknown
Southeast Asian
Messenger
English
From a nickname given to Americans of German descent (though nowadays it refers to a person from the Netherlands). It is related to deutsch, the Germa
Portuguese
From the river bank
African
Stone
Sanskrit
gifted
Caribbean
Unknown
African
Strength
Latin
Sweet
Hebrew
Gift
French
Of the valley
French
valley
Spanish
Gift from God
Turkish
Wall
Irish
dark
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Caribbean
Unknown
English
From the town by the river
French
from the river
French
From Duver
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Modern name
Spanish
Of the divine
French
Unknown
Eastern European
Brave warrior
African
Unknown
Irish
unknown meaning
Celtic
Dark
Arabic
Moon
Celtic
dark; swarthy
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Latin
Leader
Latin
leader, guide
Old English
leader
Southeast Asian
Short or small
Vietnamese
charming
Turkish
feeling, emotion
African
Joy bringer
African
God's blessing
African
Close
English
Unknown
Hebrew
beloved
Indian
Two
Hebrew
Beloved
Sanskrit
two
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
English
Unknown
African
Unknown
English
Dark
Caribbean
Sea daughter
Celtic
dark; swarthy
Celtic
Dark
English
Dark, swarthy
English
Gift
English
dark; swarthy
English
dark; swarthy
Indian
Dweller of the city
Indian
City of wealth
Celtic
dark, swarthy
Celtic
Goddess
English
Variant of Duane, with the spelling altered due to the influence of Wayne. A notable bearer is the American actor Dwayne Johnson (1972-), known as The
Welsh
beloved
English
Strong warrior
Southeast Asian
little one; child
Caribbean
Brave warrior
Old English
Dark
Old English
white or fair
African
Two
English
From an English surname that was derived from the medieval feminine name Diot, a diminutive of Dionysia, the feminine form of Dionysius. In America it
Indian
Twice-born
Native American
To be in the midst of the water
African
Wise person
African
Wise
Celtic
Dear friend
Indian
Light of the moon
Old English
white or bright
Indian
Wise one
Indian
One who knows two Vedas
African
Strong
African
Singer
Old English
brave warrior
Celtic
Dark
Irish
dark, swarthy
Caribbean
Brave warrior
Korean
unknown
Latin
unknown
Old Norse
great, mighty
Indian
Day
Southeast Asian
Goddess
Spanish
Unknown
Welsh
son of the sea
Indian
Gift from God
English
Precious stone
Greek
heavenly
English
Divine
Indian
Divine
French
divine; heavenly
Greek
Daughter of the gods
Indian
Lord of the universe
Celtic
divine gift
Spanish
the one who is strong
Latin
divine
English
Divine
African
Wise
Slavic
Unknown
Dutch
from the dyke
Slavic
Loved
English
To color or tint fabric
Native American
to be brave
Hebrew
God is my judge
English
One who dyes fabrics
Celtic
Deep
Welsh
deep valley
Welsh
divine peace
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
English
Ditch, dike
Celtic
Son of the sea
English
Daughter of the moon
English
Valiant protector
English
From the Welsh prefix dy meaning "to, toward" and llanw meaning "tide, flow". According to the Fourth Branch of the Mabinogi, Dylan was a son of Arian
Celtic
Great tide
Welsh
valley
Celtic
Dark
Celtic
son of the sea
Celtic
Son of the sea
English
Son of the sea; from the ocean
English
Delicate
Celtic
noble
Celtic
valley; hollow
Celtic
from the valley
Welsh
son of the sea
Celtic
son of the sea
Celtic
goddess of the moon
Celtic
from the valley
Welsh
loyal, faithful
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Shine
Greek
of the sea
Greek
Earth-lover
Celtic
Poet
Celtic
Little fawn
Celtic
Strong
Greek
powerful
Hebrew
Judged
English
Force or energy in motion
English
powerful; energetic
Greek
powerful force
English
Modern Dena
English
Divine
African
Gift
English
Divine
Hebrew
gift, present
Celtic
high; exalted
Celtic
great
English
Denis' son
Celtic
Dark
Germanic
brave ruler
English
Unknown
Slavic
gift
African
Unknown
Native American
gift
African
Unknown
African
Unknown
African
Unknown
African
Gift from God
African
Unknown
Slavic
Gift
African
Bringer of joy
African
One who is wise
African
Lion
African
Warrior
African
Unknown
African
Unknown