Names that start with D
1,384 different D-names were given to U.S. babies in 2025, and Daniel led them with 8,093 newborns. Compare all 6,947 names on record by a single year, a recent range, or their complete history.
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- DeveahOf uncertain originModern coinage14
- Dovi14
- Davinchi14
- Deyren14
- Driti14
- Daylany14
- DeanaVariant of Diana, meaning 'divine' or 'heavenly'English13
- DollieDiminutive of Dorothy, meaning 'gift of God'English13
- DeirdreShe who chatters or the raging one, of uncertain meaningIrish13
- DonellOf uncertain originIrish13
- DevlinDescendant of the dark one or fierce oneIrish13
- Dejahof literary origin, coined by Edgar Rice Burroughs for a Martian princess in his Barsoom seriesLiterary13
- DonatoGiven as a giftItalian13
- DonyaUncertainModern coinage13
- Dioniciofollower of DionysusSpanish13
- DalvinOf uncertain originModern coinage13
- DalynOf uncertain originModern coinage13
- DeontayOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented nameModern coinage13
- Didierdesired, belovedFrench13
- Darielleof uncertain originModern coinage13
- DylinPossibly a modern invented name, likely derived from Dylan with the popular -in suffixModern coinage13
- DarinaMost likely a variant of Daria, meaning 'possessor of goodness' or 'gift' in PersianSlavic13
- DaryelOf uncertain originEnglish13
- DimaPossibly a diminutive of names like Dimitri or Vladimira, or a short form of Arabic names meaning 'more just'Slavic13
- DayleeA modern invented name, likely a combination of the syllable 'day' and the popular suffix '-lee'Modern coinage13
- DannerOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Tanner or an English surname transferred to given nameModern coinage13
- DastanStory, tale (from Persian dastān)Persian13
- DjibrilGod is my strengthArabic13
- DaudBeloved or friendArabic13
- DairePossibly meaning 'fruitful' or 'fertile', though the exact meaning is uncertainIrish13
- Dahmirof uncertain originModern coinage13
- DakarriOf uncertain originModern coinage13
- Dityaof uncertain originModern coinage13
- DuruOf uncertain origin, possibly meaning 'a unique or precious gem' or 'to be brought up' in some interpretationsArabic13
- DheeranOne who is patient and steadfastSanskrit13
- DoveyPossibly a diminutive of Dove or a variant of Dovie, meaning "dove," a symbol of peaceEnglish13
- DanahiOf uncertain originModern coinage13
- DesiahDesiah is a modern name of uncertain meaning, likely a creative variation of names like Desirae or TasiaModern coinage13
- DivyanshBelonging to the divine, or part of the divine lightSanskrit13
- Draizy13
- Delahni13
- Drace13
- Dahlani13
- Dahira13
- DelbertOf debated originEnglish12
- DestineyVariant spelling of Destiny, meaning 'fate' or 'fortune'Modern coinage12
- DarronPossibly a variant of Darren, meaning 'great' (from English surname) or of uncertain originEnglish12
- DontayOf uncertain originModern coinage12
- DamariusProbably a modern invented name, possibly combining "Damian" or "Damon" with the fashionable suffix "-ariusModern coinage12
- DerrionOf uncertain originModern coinage12
- DeshunOf uncertain originModern coinage12
- DavienModern coinage, likely a blend of David and the popular -ien suffix, with no established meaningModern coinage12
- DenzellOf uncertain originLiterary12
- DamiaOf uncertain originGreek12
- DavideBeloved, from the Hebrew root meaning 'beloved' or 'darling'Italian12
- DanyalGod is my judgeArabic12
- DemontaOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern creation combining the prefix De- with the name Monta or a variant of DomoniqueModern coinage12
- DaviannaOf uncertain originModern coinage12
- DariPossibly a diminutive of Daria or a variant of DarienModern coinage12
- DivaGoddess, celebrated female singer, or prima donnaLatin12
- DaleysaMost likely a modern invented name, possibly intended as a feminine variant of Dale or a blend with -isa suffixModern coinage12
- DestynUncertainModern coinage12
- DalyaVariant of Dahlia, the flower named for botanist Anders Dahl, or a feminine form of Hebrew Daliyah meaning "branch" or "bough"English12
- DamayaOf uncertain originModern coinage12
- DanellyDanelly is a modern invented name, likely a blend of Danielle and a suffix like -ellyModern coinage12
- DaelinOf uncertain originModern coinage12
- DaelanOf uncertain originModern coinage12
- DhaliaPerhaps a variant of Dahlia, a flower name from Swedish botanist Anders DahlModern coinage12
- Daironof uncertain originModern coinage12
- DalaylaOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented nameModern coinage12
- DhiyaSplendor, brilliance, or lightArabic12
- Dakof uncertain originModern coinage12
- DalayaOf uncertain meaningModern coinage12
- DaileeOf uncertain origin, likely a modern respelling of Dailey or a phonetic variant of Dayley, possibly derived from an English surname meaning 'dweller at the day pasture'English12
- DhwaniSound, voice, or resonanceSanskrit12
- DhyanaMeditation, contemplation, or profound concentrationSanskrit12
- Denylah12
- Daryna12
- Desai12
- Darielis12
- Dekai12
- Davani12
- DomoniqueOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DianOf uncertain originLatin11
- DericVariant of Derek, meaning 'gifted ruler' or 'people's ruler', derived from the Germanic name TheodoricEnglish11
- DylonDerived from the Welsh name Dylan, meaning 'son of the sea' or 'born from the ocean'Welsh11
- DelanaOf uncertain originEnglish11
- DequanCombination of the prefix De- and the name Quan, which has Vietnamese and Chinese origins meaning 'spring' or 'peace'Modern coinage11
- DarceyFrom the Norman French place name Arcy, meaning 'dark' or 'from Arcy'English11
- Duranprobably derived from the Turkish word 'duran' meaning 'standing, steadfast'Arabic11
- Drexelof uncertain origin, possibly from a surname or place nameModern coinage11
- DotShort form of Dorothy, meaning 'gift of God'English11
- DayshawnModern coinage, likely a blend of the prefix 'Day-' and the name Shawn, with no traditional meaningModern coinage11
- DekotaThe name Dekota is a respelling of Dakota, a geographic and tribal name of uncertain meaningModern coinage11
- DanahGod is my judgeHebrew11
- DiamanteItalian and Spanish word for 'diamond'Modern coinage11
- DaleyOf uncertain originIrish11
- DannahOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DanniaOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DalalA name of Arabic origin, likely meaning 'coquettishness' or 'flirtation', though its usage in the Arab world has generally neutral or positive connotations of charmArabic11
- Dreyof uncertain originModern coinage11
- DanaiOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DaphneeLaurel tree or bay treeGreek11
- DrakoOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DayOccupational surname for a dairy maid or servant, or a topographic name for someone who lived by a dike or damEnglish11
- DeklenModern invented name, likely a blend of De- and -len sounds, with no established meaningModern coinage11
- DierksOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DaoudBeloved or friend, from the Arabic root meaning 'to be tender' or 'to cherish', linguistically cognate with the Hebrew name DavidArabic11
- DialaOf uncertain originArabic11
- DeliliahVariant of Delilah, a name of uncertain meaning but often associated with the Hebrew 'delilah,' meaning 'delicate' or 'languishingHebrew11
- DaxtinOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DraylonOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented nameModern coinage11
- DarlyOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DarlenyOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DuchessThe wife or widow of a duke, or the female ruler of a duchyEnglish11
- DaziahOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DarielysOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DanisOf uncertain originEnglish11
- DenylaOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- Dnylaof uncertain originModern coinage11
- Draxtonof uncertain origin, likely a modern invented name blending the popular sound of 'Drax' with the suffix '-ton'Modern coinage11
- DarletteOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DaoudaBeloved friend of GodArabic11
- DesaniOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- DalidaDerived from Arabic 'dalida', meaning 'gentle' or 'tender'Arabic11
- DhairyaOne who is patient, steadfast, or has fortitudeSanskrit11
- DevaanshPart of the divine, a portion of GodSanskrit11
- DiarOf uncertain originArabic11
- DaiaPossibly a variant of Daya, meaning "mercy" or "compassion" in Hebrew, or a feminine form of Dai, with uncertain meaningModern coinage11
- Dmirof uncertain originModern coinage11
- Daloni11
- Deslynn11
- Dhruthi11
- Dawensky11
- Dasai11
- Dreami11
- Dailanys11
- Devanshreddy11
- DoyleDoyle is an Irish surname meaning 'dark stranger' or 'descendant of Dubhghall'Irish10
- DarleenDerived from the English word darling, meaning 'beloved' or 'dear'English10
- DelphiaOf uncertain origin, possibly a feminine form of the Greek name Delphos, meaning "dolphin" or related to the city of DelphiGreek10
- DontaPossibly a variant of Dante or Donte, meaning 'enduring' or 'steadfast'Italian10
- Doranstranger, exileIrish10
- DainaOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DeziraeDesired, longed forModern coinage10
- DymondOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DontaviousOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DianteLikely a modern coinage, possibly formed from the prefix Di- and the name Dante, or as a variant of DeanteModern coinage10
- DemarOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DartagnanFrom the French d'Artagnan, a literary surname meaning 'of Artagnan', referring to a place in GasconyFrench10
- DamaraProbably derived from a place name or as a variant of Tamara, with meanings ranging from 'date palm' to 'spice'English10
- DaevonOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DamiyaOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DialloOf uncertain originAfrican10
- DanayaOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DishaDirection, guidance, way, or region in SanskritSanskrit10
- DemontaeOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DaivonOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DalliePossibly a diminutive or pet form of names like Dalia or Della, or an independent coinageEnglish10
- Dilynnof uncertain originModern coinage10
- Deaglanfull of goodness, or man of prayerIrish10
- DynastiOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DiogoOf uncertain origin, likely a Portuguese form of DidacusSpanish10
- DengOf uncertain originLiterary10
- DavielOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- Dyamiteal duckNative American10
- DaniilGod is my judge, from the Hebrew name DanielSlavic10
- DeoOf uncertain originLatin10
- DaytenOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented nameModern coinage10
- DamiraOf debated originArabic10
- DeclynnOf modern coinage, likely a feminine variant of Declan (meaning 'man of prayer' or 'full of goodness'), combined with the popular -lynn suffixModern coinage10
- DevanshiDivine, goddess-likeSanskrit10
- DaryanaOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DianiOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DovberBear (Dov) + Man (Ber), from Yiddish and Hebrew elementsHebrew10
- DaneliOf debated originModern coinage10
- DaleizaOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DjenebaOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Djénéba, which may mean 'firstborn' in BambaraAfrican10
- DhruvanOf uncertain originSanskrit10
- Dariushpossessing wealth, wealthyPersian10
- DaysenOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented nameModern coinage10
- DanalyA modern feminine name of uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Danelle or a blend of Dana and LeeModern coinage10
- DhariusOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- DominionSovereignty, rule, or authorityEnglish10
- DearieDear oneEnglish10
- DilrajKing of the heartSanskrit10
- Dionysus10
- Dacre10
- Deivid10
- Doruk10
- Deyvid10
- Dreamy10
- Dafnne10
- Dira10
- Durva10
- Daelis10
- DanialGod is my judgeHebrew9
- DerrellBelovedEnglish9
- DelA short form or nickname that may stand for names like Delbert or Delroy, but is also used as a given name on its ownEnglish9
- DeonnaDivineEnglish9