Girl Names Starting With D

Variant of Deanna/Diana; derived from Latin 'divus' meaning divine or heavenly.

Variant of Deirdre; from Irish mythology with uncertain etymology

A term of endearment meaning 'dear one' or 'beloved'

Bee; short form of Deborah.

Bee; from Hebrew Deborah, symbolizing industriousness and sweetness

Variant of Deborah, a Hebrew name meaning 'bee'.

Bee

Bee; symbolizing hard work, productivity, and sweetness.

From Hebrew meaning 'bee', symbolizing industry and community.

From Hebrew 'devorah' meaning 'bee'; symbolizes industriousness and community.

Bee; symbolizes hard work and community.

Bee; from Hebrew symbolizing industriousness and sweetness.

Variant of Deborah, meaning 'bee' in Hebrew, symbolizing industriousness and sweetness.

Bee; symbolizing industriousness and eloquence.

Bee; variant spelling of Debbie, derived from the Hebrew Deborah.

From Hebrew Devorah, meaning 'bee,' symbolizing industriousness and wisdom

Bee. Symbolizes industry, activity, and sweetness.

Bee, symbolizing diligence and industry.

A compound name combining Deborah ('bee' in Hebrew) and Ann ('grace' in Hebrew).

Variant spelling of Deborah, meaning 'bee' in Hebrew, symbolizing industriousness and sweetness.

Bee; hard-working, industrious. Variant of Deborah.

From Hebrew, meaning bee.

Bee; symbolizing industriousness and sweetness in Hebrew tradition.

Bee. Hebrew origin from Deborah, symbolizing industriousness and community.

Combination of Debra (beloved) and Lee (meadow/clearing).

Bee, representing industriousness, wisdom, and community.

Bee; symbolizes industriousness and productivity.

Divine. Related to Diana, the Roman goddess.

Divine; luminous like the Roman goddess Diana

Divine. Derived from Diana, associated with the Roman goddess.

Diminutive form, often short for names beginning with D such as Deirdre or Dorothy.

Initiation or blessing; a spiritual empowerment and divine acceptance.

Sanskrit name meaning 'lamp' or 'light', symbolizing illumination and knowledge.

Little lamp or light; signifies brightness and illumination.

Light and lamp; symbolizes illumination and knowledge.

A lamp or light; symbolizes illumination and brightness in Hindu tradition.

Laurel; the bay laurel plant

A flower; variant spelling of Dahlia, named after botanist Anders Dahl.

A variant of Deirdre, an Irish name traditionally associated with sorrow or tragedy in Celtic legend.

Judged or vindicated; divinely justified

Irish variant of Deirdre, meaning 'sorrowful' or 'daughter of sorrow'.

Day's eye, a flower name representing natural beauty and innocence.

From Demeter; goddess of harvest and agriculture.

From Greek mythology, the wife of Hercules known for her strength and tragic story.

Friends or allies. A variant spelling of Dakota, representing unity and connection.

Biblical variant meaning 'delicate' or 'desired'; associated with grace and gentleness.

Delicate or weak; variant of the biblical name Delilah.

Modern variant of Delaney, an Irish surname possibly meaning 'descendant of Dubhlannog'.

Descendant of Dubhlain - Irish meaning 'dark challenger'

From the estate; a surname of Norman French origin used as a given name.

Variant of Delaney, from Irish 'Ó Dubh-lann' meaning 'descendant of dark blood.' Associated with Irish heritage.

Descendant of Dubhshláine; from Irish surname Delaney.

Of Delphi or dolphin; derived from Greek origins representing grace and wisdom.

Variant of Delilah, Hebrew name traditionally associated with delicate or poor.

Derived from Latin 'delicia,' meaning delight or pleasure; symbolizes joy and charm.

Delicate or languishing; associated with the biblical Delilah who seduced Samson.

Delicate, weakened, languishing

Delicate; a variant spelling of Delilah from Hebrew origin.