Girl Names Starting With D

Divine, heavenly; relating to the goddess Diana of the hunt

Divine flower. Combines Greek elements meaning both divine and botanical beauty.

A West African name with cultural significance in Mali and among Mandinka peoples

A type of luxurious silk fabric; represents elegance and refinement.

Nickname or diminutive, often for Diana or other names beginning with D.

Variant of Deirdre, an Irish name with uncertain etymology possibly meaning sorrowful.

Sorrowful or broken-hearted; from Irish legend.

Day; light. Vietnamese name also known from Latin phrase 'carpe diem.'

Sorrowful, broken-hearted; from Irish mythology

Variant spelling of Deirdre, Irish name meaning 'sorrowful' or 'broken-hearted.' Tragic figure in Celtic mythology.

West African name with Fulani/Senegalese roots.

Worthy, dignified, deserving of respect

Heart-bringer; dil (heart) + ara (brings)

Diminutive form; can mean shining in Arabic contexts.

Belonging to Demeter, the Greek goddess of harvest and agriculture.

Devoted to Demeter; feminine form of Dimitri derived from the Greek goddess of grain and agriculture.

Derived from the facial feature dimple, representing a small indentation in the cheek that appears when smiling.

Vindicated, judged, God will judge

Judged or vindicated; Scottish form of Hebrew Dinah

Means 'judged' or 'vindicated'; variant of the Hebrew name Dinah.

Variant of Diana, meaning 'divine' or relating to the Roman goddess Diana.

Divine; goddess in Greek mythology.

Of or devoted to Dionysus, the Greek god of wine, celebration, and theater.

Related to Dionysus, the Greek god of wine. Associated with celebration and divine revelry.

Goddess, from the Spanish word diosa.

Possibly Scandinavian or named after Disa orchid genus.

Direction; derived from Sanskrit, representing the quarters of the compass and guidance.

Goddess or divine woman

Divine or heavenly; Latin name suggesting godliness and grace.

Divine; blessed with celestial or spiritual qualities in Sanskrit tradition.

Sanskrit origin meaning 'divine,' 'celestial,' or 'luminous,' often representing spiritual qualities.

Beautiful and graceful. An Arabic name denoting elegance and charm.

Variant of Delilah, Hebrew origin meaning 'delicate,' 'desired,' or 'weak.'

Prayer or supplication; a devout request or invocation

Variant of Dorothy, from Greek 'doron' (gift) and 'theos' (God), meaning 'gift of God'.

Swing or cradle; Sanskrit name symbolizing motion and gentle rhythm.

Gift of God (variant of Dolly/Dorothy)

Sorrows or pains. A variant of Dolores, from Spanish 'dolores.'

Variant of Dolores; Spanish name referring to 'sorrows' or the Virgin Mary's suffering

Of the Lord; feminine form of Dominic, from Latin 'Dominicus'.

French variant of Dominic/Dominica, from Latin 'Dominicus' meaning 'of the Lord'.

Of the Lord; Spanish name derived from Latin meaning divine authority.

Of the Lord; belonging to the divine; related to Dominique.

Of the Lord; belonging to God

A variant of Dominique; from Latin 'Dominicus' meaning 'of the Lord'.

Of the Lord, from Latin 'Dominicus'

Of the Lord, belonging to God.

One who tames or subdues, from the Latin family name Domitius.

Of the Lord, belonging to the Lord.

Feminine form of Donald; means world ruler or great chief

Combination of Dona (Spanish for lady) and Lee (meadow); represents nobility and nature.

Given or presented. Feminine form of the Latin name Donatus.

Given; feminine form of the Latin name Donato, meaning 'bestowed' or 'gift.'

Feminine form related to 'lady' or 'gift of God'.

Lady or woman of the house, representing elegance and grace.

Combination of Donna (Latin 'lady') and Lee (Old English 'field'). Symbolizes noble grace with pastoral serenity.

Lady, star of the sea; combination of Donna and Marie

Feminine form of Donnell

Lady or woman of the house; from Latin donna

World in Persian; symbolizes globalism and expansiveness.

Damsel or maiden; derived from the Italian word for a young woman or girl.

Gift from the meadow; generous and natural

Gift of grace. Combination of Dora (Greek: gift) and Anne (Hebrew: grace).

Gift of God

Variant of Dorothy, from Greek 'Dorothea' meaning 'gift of God' (doron = gift, thea = god).

A variant of Dorcas, meaning 'gazelle' in Greek.

Gift of God; variant of Dorothea

Variant of Doreen, derived from Dorothea (Greek) meaning 'gift of God.'