Girl Names Starting With D

Variant of Desiree, from French meaning 'desired' or 'the one who is wished for'. Conveys love and yearning.

Variant spelling of Desirée, from French 'désiré' meaning 'desired' or 'beloved.' Represents a cherished and wanted child.

Variant of Desiree, meaning 'desired' or 'wished for' in French.

From French 'désir' meaning desired or yearned for. A variant of Desiree with romantic connotations.

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

Much desired; the wished-for one

Desired; longed for or wished for.

Desired one; represents something greatly wished for.

Variant of Desiree; one who is desired or longed for

Desired and wished for; one who is cherished

Mistress, lady

Desired; wished for

One who is desired or longed for; from the French word désirée.

Joy

Modern variant of Destiny, from Latin 'destinare' meaning to determine.

Spelling variant of Destiny, from Latin 'destinata' (determined); represents fate and purpose

That which is destined, one's fate or fortune.

Fate or future predetermined outcome, reflecting the concept of destiny.

Desire and longing, representing aspiration and passion.

Divine being or goddess in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, representing celestial power.

Divine and goddess-like; heavenly or of the divine realm

Divine part or godly portion, from Sanskrit 'deva' (divine) and 'anshi' (part/portion).

From Sanskrit, meaning 'goddess' or 'divine lady.' Symbolizes divinity, cosmic energy, and feminine strength.

Little goddess, from Sanskrit 'devi' (goddess) with diminutive suffix

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

Poet, bard, modern variant of Devin

Divine ruler or goddess; combines devi (goddess) and isha (lord/ruler) in Sanskrit tradition.

Feminine form of Devon, derived from the English county name.

Hebrew name meaning bee; variant of Deborah.

Devoted or devoted one. From Latin meaning chaste and devoted to faith.

Divine, heavenly, of the gods.

Destroyer of men; wife of Hercules in Greek mythology

Day's eye; the daisy flower, which opens during daylight

Variant of Daisy, an English flower name meaning 'day's eye'.

Modern variant of Desirée; French origin meaning 'desired' or 'longed for.'

A modern variant spelling of Desiree, a French name meaning 'desired' or 'the desired one.'

Desired and wished for; greatly coveted and longed for

Desired or wished for; from French origins suggesting longing and affection.

Desire or wish; from French 'désir' meaning to desire or long for.

Variant of Desiree, from French 'desirée' meaning 'the desired one'.

Wealth or riches.

Derived from Sanskrit meaning 'bright,' 'illuminated,' or relating to prosperity and wealth.

Wealthy, prosperous; feminine form from Sanskrit 'dhan' meaning wealth

Related to wealth and prosperity in Sanskrit; a feminine form derived from the concept of abundance.

Sanskrit name meaning 'blessed,' 'fortunate,' or 'grateful.' Symbolizes gratitude and divine favor.

Flow, stream. Represents continuous movement and grace.

Earth; sustainer and nourisher of all things in Hindu and Sanskrit philosophy.

Duty, righteousness, and cosmic law in Hindu and Buddhist philosophy; virtue and moral order.

Creator, sustainer, or supporter; derived from Sanskrit referring to one who holds or supports

Brave and courageous; a Sanskrit name denoting strength and fearlessness.

Sanskrit name meaning 'intellect' or 'understanding', representing wisdom and mental clarity.

Means courage, resolve, and steadfastness. Represents inner strength and unwavering determination.

Courage, firmness, or steadiness; a Sanskrit name embodying inner strength.

Dhriti means courage or fortitude in Sanskrit.

Steadiness, firmness, or stability; represents unwavering resolve.

Firmness, steadfastness, and courage; related to the Sanskrit concept of unwavering strength.

Fixed; immovable; related to the pole star

Sound or echo; from Sanskrit dhvani meaning sound or resonance.

Sound or vibration; represents the essence of music and acoustic resonance.

Meditation or spiritual contemplation in Sanskrit; a state of focused inward awareness.

Divine; a modern spelling variation of Diana, relating to the Roman goddess of the hunt.

Diamond. A precious gemstone symbolizing brilliance, durability, and precious worth.

Spanish/Portuguese diminutive of "diamante" (diamond), meaning "little diamond." Symbolizes brilliance and preciousness.

Divine; named after the Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon.

Divine, heavenly; from Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt and moon

Two men; Greek philosophical designation

Divine. Derived from Diana, goddess of the hunt and moon.

Divine or heavenly; traditionally associated with the Roman goddess of the hunt and moon.