Boy Names Starting With D

Variant of Damian, from Greek 'Damianus,' related to 'damao' meaning 'to tame,' suggesting strength and mastery.

Modern spelling of Damian, derived from Greek meaning 'to tame' or subdue.

To tame or subdue.

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

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

Famous; renowned

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; Russian form of the Hebrew name Daniel.

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'.

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

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, reflecting divine justice, accountability, and moral discernment in Hebrew tradition.

Variant spelling of Daniel, from Hebrew meaning '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

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

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

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.

Dark or from Arcy

Related to Dardania, an ancient region. Named after the legendary founder in Greek and Albanian tradition.

Ruler of the people. A variant of Derek with Old English roots.

Ruler of the people; variant of Derek

Dark

Wealthy or maintainer

Variant of Derek, from Old German 'Theodoric' meaning 'ruler of the people'.

Variant of Darius, a Persian name meaning "wealthy" or "sustainer". Associated with King Darius the Great.

Wealthy and noble, denoting prosperity and high status

Possessing goodness, wealthy, kingly

Wealthy, possessor of good

Wealthy, possessor of good

Wealthy, possessor; modern variant of Darius from Persian.

Irish name meaning "oak tree" or "dark oak"; symbolizes strength and endurance.

Means beloved or dear, with some origins tracing to oak tree associations.

Modern variant of Darren; Irish origin.

Variant of Derrick, from Germanic 'Theodoric' meaning 'people's ruler' or 'gift of the people.'

Great and wealthy; one who is prosperous and noble.

Wealthy, possessor of good things

Maintainer or holder; variant of Darius meaning 'wealthy' or 'possessor of good'.

Variant of Darrell or Darryl, derived from Old English meaning "dear one" or "little dear." Represents affection and belovedness.

Variant of Darrell, meaning 'beloved' or 'dearly loved', derived from Anglo-Saxon roots.

Beloved; a variant of Darryl

Oak tree (from Irish origin), symbolizing strength and enduring nature.

From the French surname D'Areil; conveys meanings of 'beloved' or association with the oak tree.

Great; dear; variant of Darren

Vision, sight, or appearance in Hindu philosophy, representing perception and clarity.

Sanskrit term meaning 'sight,' 'vision,' or 'auspicious viewing.' In Hindu philosophy, represents a blessed encounter with the divine.

From the place name Artagnan in southwestern France; popularized by Alexandre Dumas' protagonist in 'The Three Musketeers.'

Wealthy, possessor of good things

Variant of Darwin or Darren, possibly meaning 'dear friend' or derived from Germanic roots.

Variant potentially related to Darwin, meaning 'dear friend' in Old English.

Variant of Daryl, possibly derived from Old English 'deore' meaning dear or beloved.

Modern variant of Daryl, referring to one from Airelle (a place name).

Wealthy, possessor of good. A variant of Darius with Persian royal heritage.

Primarily known as a surname used as first name.

Story or tale. Carries connotations of narrative and legend.

Brave or bold

Arabic variant of David. From Hebrew 'Dawid' meaning 'beloved'.