Boy Names Starting With D

Ruler

Ruler of the people, famous leader

People's ruler; represents leadership.

Deep; from Turkish meaning depth

Ruler of the people; one who leads or governs

From Irish Diarmait, meaning without envy, free from pride, or without enemy.

Famous ruler or ruler of the people; variant of Derek from Germanic elements.

Powerful ruler; variant of Derek meaning 'ruler of the people.'

Beloved or dear. A variant of Darrell with Old French roots.

Great. Variant of Darren with possible Irish roots.

Variant of Derek, from Germanic 'Theodoric' meaning 'people's ruler'.

Ruler of the people; a leader with authority.

Variant of Derek, meaning ruler of the people from Germanic origins

Variant of Darren, possibly from Irish meaning 'great' or from place name Derry.

Wealthy; one who possesses goodness.

Beloved, great; variant of Darren

Oak grove; derived from the Irish place name Derry/Londonderry

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

Darling, beloved. A variant of Darryl with English/Norman origins.

True friend; dependable guide.

From the hollow or valley woods; English surname from topographic elements meaning valley dwelling.

Ruler of the people; German origin suggesting leadership and authority.

People's ruler, from Germanic Theodoric.

Country or desired; can derive from Sanskrit or Spanish roots.

Desired or longed for; one who is greatly wished for, from Latin desiderare.

From South Munster

One from south Munster, gracious defender

People's ruler; from Germanic Theodoric

A figure from Greek mythology; the survivor of the great flood sent by Zeus.

God. Latin word used as a name, representing divinity.

Divine or god; from Sanskrit deva meaning divine being.

Combines Sanskrit 'Deva' (divine being) and 'Ansh' (part or portion), meaning 'part of the divine' or 'divine gift'.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'a part of God' or 'divine part.' Represents spiritual essence.

English surname derived from the French place Evreux. Used as a given name to evoke heritage and aristocracy.

Surname used as a given name, likely from Old English origins relating to place names or water sources.

From Evreux, a city in northern France

Divine lord or lord of gods

From the word 'divine' meaning godly, or from the Irish surname Devine.

Poet, bard, modern variant of Devin

Irish origin from 'dubh linn' meaning 'black pool'; refers to a dark water feature

From the English county of Devon, associated with a region in southwestern England.

Variant of Dwayne, derived from Irish meaning 'dark' or 'swarthy'.

Official or minister in historical Indian administration; an administrator.

Wealthy guardian, from Old English 'ead' (wealth) and 'weard' (guardian).

Variant of Dwight, from Old Dutch meaning 'blonde' or 'fair-haired.'

Skilled or right, from Latin 'dexter'

Variant of Dexter, meaning skillful or right-handed. Symbolizes dexterity and capability.

Son of the sea. Welsh poetic meaning related to the water element.

Beloved or cherished; derived from David.