Boy Names Starting With D

Scottish surname possibly from 'dubh' meaning dark or swarthy.

Dark

Dark or swarthy; derived from Irish Ó Dubhagáin

Bravery or courage; Vietnamese name with meaning dependent on characters used.

Straight; proper or upright in character.

Of the meadow. A French surname referring to dwelling in pastoral lands.

Spanish name from Latin meaning lasting and enduring, conveying permanence and strength

Enduring or strong; from Latin durus meaning hard.

Enduring or lasting; from Latin durare meaning to last or persist.

During; lasting; enduring

Enduring one; dwarf-king in Norse mythology and Tolkien's legendarium

Doorkeeper or gate ward; one who guards the entrance with vigilance.

From the deer forest. An English place-derived surname combining 'dur' (deer) and 'wood' (forest).

Spirit; represents strength and soul in Slavic tradition

Variant of Dustin, from Norse 'Þórsteinn' meaning Thor's stone.

Variant of Dustin, means valiant fighter or brave warrior in Old Norse tradition.

Modern variation of Dustin, from Old English origins possibly relating to a fortified settlement.

Dusty place.

Variant of Dustin; means from Thor's stone or dusty place.

English surname used as first name, from a place name meaning a fortified place.

Variant of Ivan. Spanish/Basque form with similar meaning and heritage.

Beloved; represents devotion and affection.

Variant of Dwayne; refers to someone dark or of dark complexion.

Dark and swarthy; one with a dark complexion.

Vietnamese name with meaning that varies by characters used, often relating to 'valuable' or 'precious.'

Variant of Dwayne, likely Irish origin related to 'dark.'

Twice-born; refers to the upper castes initiated into Vedic traditions in Hindu philosophy

Modern variant of Dwayne, which derives from Celtic/Germanic roots meaning 'dark' or 'swarthy'.

Son of the sea. Represents oceanic connection and natural beauty.

Son of the sea or great tide

Son of the sea; derived from Welsh 'dy' and 'llanw,' representing connection to water.

Son of the sea; from Welsh elements meaning tide or flow.

Son of the sea, from Welsh roots meaning 'great ocean'.

Son of the sea. Welsh name conveying connection to water and nature.

Son of the sea or great tide

Son of the sea, derived from Welsh Dylan.