Baby Names Starting with D

God is my judge; feminine variant of Daniel.

One who judges or arbitrates.

God is my judge combined with star of the sea; a name blending spiritual authority with gentle grace.

Variant of Daniel, meaning 'God is my judge' in Hebrew.

God is my judge; derived from Hebrew Daniel suggesting divine wisdom and authority.

God is my judge; feminine form of Daniel with Hebrew origins

God is my judge. A variant of Daniel or Danielle with Hebrew origins.

God is my judge

Famous; renowned

God is my judge; reflects justice and divine wisdom.

Variant of Danica, from Latin meaning 'from Denmark' or associated with morning star.

Morning star. Slavic diminutive expressing celestial beauty and new beginnings.

Variant of Daniel, meaning 'God is my judge'

God is my judge. Expresses trust in divine justice and wisdom.

God is my judge; one who seeks divine guidance and wisdom.

God is my judge; feminine form of Daniel from Hebrew tradition.

God is my judge

God is my judge; Russian form of the Hebrew name Daniel.

God is my judge, from Hebrew 'Din' (judge) and 'Yah' (God).

God is my judge. Slavic form of Daniel from Hebrew Daniyyel.

God is my judge. A Russian/Slavic variant of Daniel with biblical significance.

Variant of Daniel, from Hebrew 'Dan'el' meaning 'God is my judge'.

God is my judge, from Hebrew 'Daniel'.

Arabic form of Daniel, meaning God is my judge or God is my strength.

God is my judge

God is my judge. Derived from the Hebrew name Danielle.

Grace, favor. Variant of Hannah with Hebrew origins.

Variant of Dan or Dane. From Hebrew meaning "God is my judge" or Old Norse referring to "one from Denmark."

Variant of Daniel, meaning God is my judge.

God is my judge; feminine form of Danny

Feminine form of Daniel, meaning God is my judge.

God is my judge, reflecting divine justice, accountability, and moral discernment in Hebrew tradition.

Short form of Danielle; means God is my judge.

Variant spelling of Daniel, from Hebrew meaning 'God is my judge.'

God is my judge.

God is my judge.

Variant of Danielle; God is my judge.

Of Dionysus; follower of the wine god.

God is my judge; diminutive of Daniel

Possibly a variant of Dante, derived from Latin 'durante' meaning 'lasting'.

Enduring; from Dante meaning 'lasting'

Enduring, steadfast, lasting

Polish name of nobility; related to classical traditions with historical significance.

God is my judge; a Hebrew name with spiritual significance.

God is my judge; Russian form of Hebrew Daniel.

God is my judge. A variant of Daniel from Hebrew origins conveying divine wisdom and justice.

God is my judge; divine judgment and wisdom

God is my judge

God is my judge; feminine variant of Daniel with Hebrew roots.

God is my judge in Hebrew; emphasizes divine justice and guidance

God is my judge; divine judgment and wisdom.

God is my judge; variant of Danielle.

God is my judge

Variant of Danielle, meaning God is my judge.

God is my judge; Ukrainian variant of Daniel with Slavic origins

High stronghold or fortress

In Vietnamese, means 'peach' or refers to a type of strawberry. In Chinese, represents various meanings depending on the characters used.

Arabic form of David; derived from Hebrew 'Dawid' meaning 'beloved.'

Beloved; variant of David.

Laurel tree

Laurel tree; symbolizes victory, honor, and eternal glory in classical mythology.

Laurel tree; symbolizing victory, honor, and eternal life in Greek tradition.

Laurel tree; symbolizing victory, honor, and eternal beauty in Greek mythology.

Laurel tree. Hebrew variant of Daphne, symbolizing victory and honor in ancient tradition.

Laurel tree, bay tree, victory

Laurel tree; symbol of victory and protection.

Laurel tree; symbolizes victory and honor in ancient Greek tradition.

The laurel tree; symbolizes honor, victory, and wisdom.

Laurel tree; variant of Daphne from Greek daphne

Laurel tree. Variant spelling of Daphne, symbolizing victory and honor.

Pearl or compassionate; signifies something precious and valuable.

Dark fortress.

Deer settlement. From Old English elements meaning 'deer' and 'farmstead.'