Boy Names Starting With D

Enduring or lasting; strong and persevering.

Beloved. Variant of David from Hebrew, meaning beloved of the Lord.

Beloved; a Hebrew name suggesting affection and favor.

Portuguese/Hebrew variant of David, meaning 'beloved' in Hebrew.

Beloved. A name symbolizing affection and divine favor.

Beloved. Italian form of David, derived from Hebrew meaning 'beloved of God.'

Beloved meadow; compound of David (beloved) and Lee (meadow).

Beloved by God and who is like God; compound of Hebrew names David and Michael.

Surname meaning 'son of David,' where David means 'beloved.'

An English patronymic meaning 'son of David.' David means 'beloved' in Hebrew.

Beloved; deeply loved and cherished.

Beloved; cherished.

Beloved; a Scottish diminutive of David.

Beloved; dearly loved

Beloved

Variant of Dwayne/Duane, possibly from Irish meaning 'dark' or 'swarthy.'

Beloved; cherished. A classic name symbolizing affection and devotion.

Beloved; Amharic and Ethiopian variant of the Hebrew name David.

Beloved; represents affection and cherished status

Beloved, an Arabic variant of the name David meaning 'the beloved.'

Son of David. Indicates paternal lineage and biblical heritage.

Arabic form of David; means beloved and cherished.

Hebrew name meaning judge; symbolizes wisdom, justice, and discernment.

Valley. Variant of Dale, a geographical reference.

Variant of Damian, derived from Greek meaning "to tame" or "subdue." Represents mastery and strength.

Variant of Damien, derived from Greek Damianus, meaning to tame or subdue.

One who tames or subdues. A variant of Damon with origins in Greek tradition.

Judge; Hebrew name representing authority, wisdom, and justice.

Small blade or fierce warrior, with roots in Irish mythology.

Servant; one who serves—derived from the ecclesiastical office of deacon.

Valley, church official

Modern variant possibly combining De- with Dante, meaning lasting.

Full of goodness; an Irish name associated with virtue and moral strength.

Full of goodness, man of prayer

Religion or faith in Arabic; valley in English. Dual heritage name.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'lamp' or 'light'; used as a given name in Indian cultures.

A lamp or light giver; symbolizes illumination and enlightenment.

Ruler of the people; derived from Germanic elements meaning 'people' and 'ruler'.