Girl Names Starting With D

Gift; precious one. A Slavic name suggesting something valued and treasured.

Wealthy and noble, denoting prosperity and high status

Wealthy or possessor; feminine form related to the Persian name Darius

Wealthy; possibly related to Darius.

Beloved or darling

Dear one; from Old English roots meaning 'dear' or 'beloved'.

Beloved; a variant spelling of Darlene, rooted in 'darling'.

Oak tree; symbolizing strength, endurance, and wisdom.

Wealthy and fortunate; an Irish name suggesting abundance and prosperity.

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

Vision, sight, or divine manifestation; represents the ability to perceive spiritual truth in Hindu philosophy

Persian feminine form of Darius, meaning wealthy.

Wealthy or possessor - conveying prosperity and leadership.

A feminine variant of David, meaning beloved

Possibly a modern variant of Davina, which is a Scottish diminutive of David, meaning 'beloved.'

Beloved; feminine form of David from Hebrew meaning beloved.

Beloved. Feminine variant of David, from Hebrew meaning beloved.

Little beloved; feminine diminutive of David, from Hebrew 'David' meaning beloved.

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

Feminine form of David, meaning 'beloved.'

Beloved. Feminine form of David.

The first appearance of light in the morning; symbolizes new beginnings and awakening

Variant of Dawn, referring to the first light of day.

Related to dawn, the first light of day. The -etta diminutive creates an affectionate form.

Early morning light

Derived from the English word 'dawn,' referring to the first light of day; symbolizes new beginnings, hope, and renewal.

Compassion, mercy, and kindness in divine form

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

Divine

Valley. Variant of Dale, a geographical reference.

Daisy flower; symbolizes innocence, purity, and new beginnings.

Variant spelling of Daisy; refers to the daisy flower, symbolizing innocence and joy.

a flower; derived from 'day's eye' referring to the daisy flower