Girl Names Starting With D

Gift of God; derived from the Greek name Dorothy.

Possibly from Greek Theodora, meaning gift of God; conveys grace and strength.

Variant of Doreen, derived from Dora (Greek for 'gift'); symbolizes generosity, grace, and divine blessing.

Gift of God.

Gift of God; derived from Greek elements for gift and divine.

Diminutive of Dorothy, from Greek meaning 'gift of God.'

Gift of God. Diminutive form of Dorothy from Greek doron (gift) and theos (God).

Of the Dorians; derived from the ancient Greek Dorian people.

Of Doris, associated with the sea and gifts in Greek tradition.

Gift. Variant of Dorian; from the ancient Dorian Greek people.

Possibly variant of Dorian, related to the ancient Greek Doric people.

Gift of God. From Greek Dorothea, representing divine blessing.

Gift of God; a variant of Dorothy or Doris.

Gift of God; from the Doric people, representing noble heritage.

Variant of Doreen or Doris, from Greek origins possibly meaning gift of God or sea nymph.

Gift. Derived from the Dorians in Greek mythology, represents generosity.

Spanish diminutive of Dorothea, from Greek elements meaning 'gift of God,' symbolizing divine blessing.

Beloved; a variant of Darlene combining 'dear' with the feminine suffix '-lene'.

Gift of God, derived from the Greek words for 'gift' and 'divine'

Gift of God

Gift of God; expressing divine generosity and blessing.

Gift of God

Gift of God; derived from Greek roots doro (gift) and theos (God).

Gift of God

Gift of God, expressing divine blessing and grace.

Gift of God; a variant spelling of Dorothy from the Greek elements doron (gift) and thea (God).

Gift of God; variant of Doreen from Dorothy (Greek doro + thea)

Gift of God; a diminutive form of Dorothy derived from Greek 'doron' (gift) and 'theos' (God).

Gift of God. A variation of Dorothy, combining 'doron' (gift) and 'theos' (God).

God's gift; a precious gift from the divine.

Gift of God; from Greek doron (gift) and theos (God).

Gift of God; short form of Dorothy.

Diminutive of Dorothy, derived from Greek meaning 'gift of God.'

Nickname for Dorothy, meaning 'gift of God' from Greek roots.

Suggests the qualities of a dove; represents gentleness, peace, and tenderness.

Strong; brave and mighty.

Vision, aspiration, hope

From Hadria, a modern variant of Adriana, referring to a woman from the ancient city of Hadria (modern Atri, Italy).

Variant of Drusilla, from Latin family name 'Drusus'.

Variant of Drusilla; derived from the Roman family name Drusus.

Dripping with dew. A Latin feminine name symbolizing delicate beauty.

Arabic name meaning 'prayer', 'supplication', or 'invocation to God' in Islamic tradition.

Prayer or supplication; a sincere invocation or plea to God in Islamic tradition.

Dark; dusky or dark-haired, reflecting Irish heritage.

From Irish Dubh Linn, meaning dark pool or black water, referring to the dark tidal pool from which the city originated.

Forenoon or morning sun; refers to the early morning hours in Arabic tradition.

A compound Spanish name meaning 'sweet Maria' or 'sweet Mary', combining dulce (sweet) with the traditional name Maria.

Sweet; pleasant.

Sweet and gentle; derived from Latin dulcis meaning 'sweet', symbolizing warmth and kindness.

Sweet one, derived from Latin dulcis meaning sweet.

Sweet and pleasant.

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

World. Arabic term meaning the worldly realm, used as a given name across Arabic-speaking cultures.

World; the earthly realm or universe in Arabic and Persian.

Sanskrit word meaning fortress or inaccessible, also the name of a powerful Hindu goddess.

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

Vietnamese name meaning 'graceful', 'charming', or 'elegant', symbolizing refinement and natural beauty.

Hebrew variant of Deborah, meaning 'bee.'

Bee. A Hebrew name symbolizing industriousness, sweetness, and vitality.

Twice-born; refers to the upper castes in Hindu tradition who undergo spiritual rebirth through initiation.

Variant of Diana, relating to the Roman goddess Diana, suggesting divine or heavenly.

Divine; from the Roman goddess of the hunt and moon.

Divine; variant spelling of Diane, derived from Diana, goddess of the hunt.

Divine; variant of Diane from Zeus, representing the goddess of wisdom and the moon.

Variant of Diana, from Latin meaning 'divine' or 'heavenly'.

Variant of Diane; associated with Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt, representing grace and divinity.

Daughter of the sea; feminine variant of Dylan

Son of the sea or great tide

Son of the sea, derived from Welsh Dylan.

Variant of Dylan, possibly from Welsh meaning 'son of the sea' or relating to water.

Splendor, radiance, or luminosity.

Sanskrit name meaning 'radiance' or 'brightness', symbolizing light and luminosity.

South Slavic name; specific meaning unclear, used in Bosnian and regional cultures