Baby Names Starting with D

Feminine form related to 'lady' or 'gift of God'.

Dark-haired chieftain or leader.

Vietnamese word meaning 'east,' representing direction and cardinal orientation.

Likely variant of Donovan, from Irish 'Donnabhán' meaning dark-haired or dark-skinned.

Lady or woman of the house, representing elegance and grace.

World ruler; variant of Donald, from Gaelic 'Domhnall' meaning world leader.

Combination of Donna (Latin 'lady') and Lee (Old English 'field'). Symbolizes noble grace with pastoral serenity.

Lady, star of the sea; combination of Donna and Marie

Dark warrior or brown warrior; Irish origin indicating strength and valor.

A variant of Donnell, from the Scottish/Irish 'Domhnall' meaning 'world ruler'; represents strength and leadership.

Feminine form of Donnell

Lady or woman of the house; from Latin donna

Dark brown-haired chieftain; an Irish name with Celtic warrior associations.

Variant of Donald, meaning 'dark stranger' or 'world ruler' in Gaelic tradition.

Variant of Donovan, Irish name meaning 'dark-haired chief' or 'brown chief', derived from Donndubhán.

Variant of Donovan, meaning dark (Irish donn) and small.

Dark brown; dark warrior. Irish name with historical Gaelic roots.

Derived from Donovan, meaning 'dark chieftain', symbolizing strength and leadership.

World in Persian; symbolizes globalism and expansiveness.

Young nobleman, page

Damsel or maiden; derived from the Italian word for a young woman or girl.

Gift from the meadow; generous and natural

From Irish/Gaelic meaning dark or stranger.

Gift of grace. Combination of Dora (Greek: gift) and Anne (Hebrew: grace).

Gift of God

Variant of Dorothy, from Greek 'Dorothea' meaning 'gift of God' (doron = gift, thea = god).

A variant of Dorcas, meaning 'gazelle' in Greek.

Gift of God; variant of Dorothea

Variant of Doreen, derived from Dorothea (Greek) meaning 'gift of God.'

Gift of God; derived from the Greek name Dorothy.

Possibly from Greek Theodora, meaning gift of God; conveys grace and strength.

Variant of Doreen, derived from Dora (Greek for 'gift'); symbolizes generosity, grace, and divine blessing.

Gift of God.

Gift of God; derived from Greek elements for gift and divine.

Diminutive of Dorothy, from Greek meaning 'gift of God.'

Gift of God. Diminutive form of Dorothy from Greek doron (gift) and theos (God).

Of the Dorians; derived from the ancient Greek Dorian people.

Of Doris, associated with the sea and gifts in Greek tradition.

Gift. Variant of Dorian; from the ancient Dorian Greek people.

Possibly variant of Dorian, related to the ancient Greek Doric people.

Gift of God. From Greek Dorothea, representing divine blessing.

From the Doric people, child of Dorus

Gift of God; a variant of Dorothy or Doris.

Gift of God; from the Doric people, representing noble heritage.

Variant of Doreen or Doris, from Greek origins possibly meaning gift of God or sea nymph.

Gift. Derived from the Dorians in Greek mythology, represents generosity.

Spanish diminutive of Dorothea, from Greek elements meaning 'gift of God,' symbolizing divine blessing.

Beloved; a variant of Darlene combining 'dear' with the feminine suffix '-lene'.

Thorn

Hebrew name meaning "gift." Represents generosity and divine provision.

Gift of God, derived from the Greek words for 'gift' and 'divine'

Gift of God, from Greek doron (gift) and theos (God)

Gift of God

Gift of God; expressing divine generosity and blessing.

Gift of God

Gift of God; derived from Greek roots doro (gift) and theos (God).

Gift of God

Gift of God, expressing divine blessing and grace.

Gift of God; a variant spelling of Dorothy from the Greek elements doron (gift) and thea (God).

Gift of God; variant of Doreen from Dorothy (Greek doro + thea)

Of the Dorians; gift; generous and noble

Gift of God; a diminutive form of Dorothy derived from Greek 'doron' (gift) and 'theos' (God).

Gift of God. A variation of Dorothy, combining 'doron' (gift) and 'theos' (God).

God's gift; a precious gift from the divine.

Gift of God; from Greek doron (gift) and theos (God).

A Turkish name traditionally meaning 'wall' or 'brave', symbolizing protection and strength.

Old English name possibly combining elements meaning door or gift with friend or beloved.