| Name | Origin | meaning | Popularname |
|---|---|---|---|
| DABU BEL | Assyrian | the governor of Amida. | ----- |
| DABULAMANZI | African | divider of waters. | ----- |
| DABU SAR ASSUR | Assyrian | the great Tukulu of Sargon II. | ----- |
| DABU ZILLI ESAR | Assyrian | a governor of Assur. | ----- |
| DADA | African | nature. | ----- |
| DADU | Assyrian | the beloved one. | ----- |
| DAEGBERHT | Anglo Saxon | day bright. | ----- |
| DAEGMUND | Anglo Saxon | day protection or soldier. | ----- |
| DAFARI | African | first born son. | ----- |
| DAG | Anglo Saxon | day. | ----- |
| DAGAN | Assyrian | The exalted one an earth god. | ----- |
| DAGONET | Arthurian | king Arthurs fool. | ----- |
| DAGUENET | Arthurian | king Arthurs fool. | ----- |
| DAKAN | Assyrian | The exalted one an earth god. | ----- |
| DAKURI | Assyrian | son of the crusher. | ----- |
| DALMAT | Albanian | from Dalmatia | ----- |
| DAMBUDZO | African | adversity. | ----- |
| DAOOD | Arabic | beloved. | ----- |
| DARDAN | Albanian | a Trojan. | ----- |
| DAUD | Arabic | beloved. | ----- |
| DAVUD | Albanian | beloved. | ----- |
| DAWOOD | Arabic | beloved. | ----- |
| DAWUD | Arabic | beloved. | ----- |
| DAYAN | Assyrian | judge. | ----- |
| DAYAN ASSUR | Assyrian | Assur is Judge. | ----- |
| DAYO | African | joy arrives. | ----- |
| DEDE | African | a jigger or a grasshopper. | ----- |
| DEFRIM | Albanian | entertainment. | ----- |
| DELMAR | African | at the sea. | ----- |
| DENEB | Arabic | the tail. | ----- |
| DEORWINE | Anglo Saxon | dear friend. | ----- |
| DHAMAR | Arabic | the Protector. | ----- |
| Dhamarali Bayyin | Arabic | a king of the Himyarites. | ----- |
| Dhamarali Dharah | Arabic | a king of the Himyarites. | ----- |
| DHARAH | Arabic | Excellent. | ----- |
| DHIMITR | Albanian | of Demeter. | ----- |
| DHU ANUSCOUR | Arabic | The Vultures Man. | ----- |
| DHU KHOLOSA | Arabic | Lord of Kholosa. | ----- |
| DHU L CALAT | Arabic | an Arabian deity worshipped at Sendad. | ----- |
| DHU MAHDAM | Arabic | the father of Shoaib. | ----- |
| DHU RIASH | Arabic | Lord of Riash. | ----- |
| DHU SAMAWI | Arabic | a Himyaritic deity. | ----- |
| DHU SHARA | Arabic | Lord of Seir Dulshara. | ----- |
| DIAN NISI | Assyrian | Judge of Men. | ----- |
| DIDI | Arabic | Taiti. | ----- |
| DIKRAN | Armenian | dominant. | ----- |
| DILGAN | Akkadian | the Star of Babylon. | ----- |
| DIMI | Aramaic | destruction loss. | ----- |
| DINADAN | Arthurian | a knight of the Round Table. | ----- |
| DINAS EMRYS | Arthurian | a fortified city belonging to Merlin. | ----- |
| DIPTI | Akkadian | an early Amardian or Cassite deity. | ----- |
| DIRAN | Armenian | dominant. | ----- |
| DIRNACUS | Assyrian | a king of the Marruai. | ----- |
| DISI | Assyrian | an Assyrian astronomer. | ----- |
| DIYA | Arabic | clearness glare luminary light. | ----- |
| DJAHLAH | Arabic | a noble Himyaritic chief of the house of Mudad. | ----- |
| DJENDIB | Arabic | a king of the Arabs. | ----- |
| DJONDA | Arabic | a wicked king of the Thamudites. | ----- |
| DODINEL | Arthurian | son of Belinans. | ----- |
| DOSU | African | born after twins. | ----- |
| DRITAN | Albanian | light. | ----- |
| DRITON | Albanian | light. | ----- |
| DRUAS | Arthurian | a giant. | ----- |
| DRUDWYN | Arthurian | a knight starling. | ----- |
| DRUST | Arthurian | herald or tumult. | ----- |
| DRYSTAN | Arthurian | herald or tumult. | ----- |
| DUBAKU | African | eleventh born child. | ----- |
| DUBE | African | zebra. | ----- |
| DULSHARA | Arabic | Lord of Mount Seir. | ----- |
| DUMISA | African | honor worship or thunder. | ----- |
| DUMISANI | African | honorable or thunderous. | ----- |
| DUNA | African | lord master headman sire. | ----- |
| DUNANU | Aramaic | the last king of the Gambuli. | ----- |
| DUNANU | Assyrian | the last king of the Gambuli. | ----- |
| DUNSTAN | Anglo Saxon | black stone. | ----- |
| DURAN | Assyrian | an Assyrian governor. | ----- |
| DUR ASSUR | Assyrian | Castle of Assur. | ----- |
| DUR I ASSUR | Assyrian | Castle of Assur. | ----- |
| DUZI | Assyrian | the Son of Life. | ----- |
| DWANH | African | to run. | ----- |
| DAGAN | Babylonian | The exalted one an earth god. | ----- |
| DAKHE | Babylonian | and DAKHOS the the issue of Apason and Tauthe. | ----- |
| DAKURI | Babylonian | son of the crusher. | ----- |
| DAON | Babylonian | the sixth antediluvian king of Babylon. | ----- |
| DAPINU | Babylonian | Mercury. | ----- |
| DIBBARRA | Babylonian | god of war and pestilence. | ----- |
| DIPTI | Babylonian | an early Amardian or Cassite deity. | ----- |
| DIR | Babylonian | a name of the deity Marduk. | ----- |
| DUNGI | Babylonian | an early king of Babylonia. | ----- |
| DUNNUSAIDU | Babylonian | Dungi king of Ur. | ----- |
| DUR I GALZU | Babylonian | another form of Kurigalzu. | ----- |
| DUZI | Babylonian | the Son of Life. | ----- |
| DANEL | Basque | God s judge. | ----- |
| DOMEKA | Basque | Sunday child. | ----- |
| DAMYAN | Bulgarian | tame. | ----- |
| DANAIL | Bulgarian | God s judge. | ----- |
| DESISLAV | Bulgarian | ten glory . | ----- |
| DIMITAR | Bulgarian | of Demeter. | ----- |
| DRAGOMIR | Bulgarian | precious peace. | ----- |
| DUBNOBELINUS | Celtic | king of the Dobuni. | ----- |
| DUBNOVELLAUNOS | Celtic | king of the Dobuni. | ----- |
| DUCARIUS | Celtic | divine noble or leader . | ----- |
| DUMNO | Celtic | world. | ----- |
| DUMNONOS | Celtic | world. | ----- |
| DAIYU | Chinese | black jade. | ----- |
| DANDAN | Chinese | cinnabar. | ----- |
| DONGMEI | Chinese | younger sister east or winter plums. | ----- |
| DAG | Cornish | some one of importance . | ----- |
| DAVETH | Cornish | beloved. | ----- |
| DAVYDH | Cornish | beloved. | ----- |
| DENZIL | Cornish | noble youth or page. | ----- |
| DIGORY | Cornish | stout and firm. | ----- |
| DZHUAN | Cornish | Jehovah s gift or grace . | ----- |
| DALIBOR | Croatian | distant battle. | ----- |
| DMITAR | Croatian | of Demeter. | ----- |
| DOBRAIN | Croatian | goodness. | ----- |
| DRAGAN | Croatian | beloved. | ----- |
| DRAGO | Croatian | precious. | ----- |
| DRAGOMIR | Croatian | precious peace. | ----- |
| DUBRAVKO | Croatian | oak wood. | ----- |
| DUAN | Croatian | soul spirit. | ----- |
| DALEK | Czech | distant battle. | ----- |
| DALIBOR | Czech | distant battle. | ----- |
| DAMEK | Czech | tame. | ----- |
| DANEK | Czech | God s judge. | ----- |
| DAVID | Czech | beloved. | ----- |
| DOBROMIL | Czech | kind and gracious. | ----- |
| DOMINIK | Czech | Sunday child. | ----- |
| DONAT | Czech | given. | ----- |
| DRAHOMIR | Czech | precious peace. | ----- |
| DRAHOSLAV | Czech | precious glory. | ----- |
| DUA | Czech | soul spirit. | ----- |
| DUAN | Czech | soul spirit. | ----- |
| DUEK | Czech | soul spirit. | ----- |
| DITMER | Danish | people s fame. | ----- |
| DITTMER | Danish | people s fame. | ----- |
| DAAN | Dutch | God s judge. | ----- |
| DANIL | Dutch | God s judge. | ----- |
| DICK | Dutch | people s ruler. | ----- |
| DIEDERIK | Dutch | people s ruler. | ----- |
| DITMER | Dutch | people s fame. | ----- |
| DRIES | Dutch | man warrior. | ----- |
| DADKERA | Egyptian | Assa Tatkera. | ----- |
| DENNU | Egyptian | chief director. | ----- |
| DHOUTI | Egyptian | ibis. | ----- |
| DIOGENES | Egyptian | God born or Heaven born. | ----- |
| DOUN SE PA NEFER | Egyptian | a devotee of Apis. | ----- |
| DSJAHO | Egyptian | a form of the Hieroglyphic name Saho. | ----- |
| DSJA KHONS | Egyptian | father of Pesahi a priest of Amen. | ----- |
| DSJA TA BAF ANKH | Egyptian | the father of Pibamen. | ----- |
| DSJOT MEN | Egyptian | a spondist of the temple of Amen. | ----- |
| DSJOT MONTH | Egyptian | a priest and scribe of the temple of Amen Ra. | ----- |
| DACEY | English | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Deiseach originally a name for a member of the Deise a tenant, a vassal, a word tracing back to Indo European *dem s meaning house. | ----- |
| DAKOTA | English | English unisex name derived from the name that the Native American Sioux people call themselves meaning allies. | ----- |
| DALE | English | English surname transferred to unisex forename use meaning dale, valley. | ----- |
| DALEY | English | Irish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Dalaigh descendant of Dalach, hence assembly, gathering. | ----- |
| DALLAS | English | English surname transferred to unisex forename use derived from the Scottish place name Dalfhas composed of the Gaelic elements dail meadow and fhas stance, hence meadow stance, i.e. a meadow used by cattle droves as an overnight dwelling. | ----- |
| DALTON | English | English surname transferred to forename use from various place names composed of the Old English elements dl valley and tun enclosure, settlement, hence valley settlement. | ----- |
| DALY | English | Variant spelling of English Daley meaning assembly, gathering. | ----- |
| DAMIAN | English | English name derived from Latin Damianus meaning to tame, to subdue and euphemistically to kill. | ----- |
| DAMION | English | Variant spelling of English Damian meaning to tame, to subdue and euphemistically to kill. | ----- |
| DAN | English | Short form of Hebrew Daniy meaning judge. In the bible this is the name of Jacob s fifth son of 12 . | ----- |
| DANA | English | English surname transferred to unisex forename use possibly meaning from Denmark. | ----- |
| DANE | English | A dialectal variant spelling of English Dean meaning dean ecclesiastical supervisor. | ----- |
| DANIEL | English | ----- | |
| DANNI | English | Variant spelling of English Danny meaning God is my judge. Compare with feminine Danni. | ----- |
| DANNIE | English | Variant spelling of English Danny meaning God is my judge. | ----- |
| DANNY | English | Pet form of English Daniel meaning God is my judge. | ----- |
| DARBY | English | English surname transferred to unisex forename use possibly a corruption of Derby a shire of England so called from doire meaning a forest abounding in deer. | ----- |
| DARCIE | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Darcy meaning from Arcy. | ----- |
| DARCY | English | English surname transferred to unisex forename use meaning from Arcy. | ----- |
| DARDEN | English | English surname transferred to forename use probably of Norman French origin meaning from Ardern. | ----- |
| DARELL | English | Variant spelling of English Darrell meaning from Airelle. | ----- |
| DAREN | English | English surname transferred to forename use from the Norman French baronial name d Araines meaning from Araines. | ----- |
| DARIAN | English | English unisex name derived from Roman Latin Darius meaning possesses a lot, wealthy. | ----- |
| DARIEN | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Darian meaning possesses a lot, wealthy. | ----- |
| DARIN | English | Variant spelling of English Daren meaning from Araines. | ----- |
| DARNELL | English | English surname transferred to unisex forename use composed of the Old English elements derne hidden, secret and halh nook, hence hidden/secret nook. | ----- |
| DARREL | English | Variant spelling of English Darrell meaning from Airelle. | ----- |
| DARRELL | English | English surname transferred to forename use from the Norman French baronial name d Airelle meaning from Airelle. | ----- |
| DARREN | English | Variant spelling of English Daren meaning from Araines. | ----- |
| DARRIN | English | Variant spelling of English Daren meaning from Araines. | ----- |
| DARRYL | English | Unisex form of English Darrell meaning from Airelle. | ----- |
| DARYL | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Darryl meaning from Airelle. | ----- |
| D ARTAGNAN | English | pronounced dar tan yun French habitational surname transferred to forename use meaning from Artagnan. This was the name of the hero of Alexandre Dumas novel The Three Musketeers. The French form of the name is d Artagnan the English form is D Artagnan capital D . | ----- |
| DARWIN | English | English surname transferred to forename use probably derived from a Middle English personal name composed of the Old English elements deor dear and wine friend, hence dear friend. | ----- |
| DARYL | English | Unisex form of English Darrell meaning from Airelle. | ----- |
| DASHIELL | English | pron. daSHEEL Americanized form of the French surname De Chiel used as a personal name composed of the French elements de of and chiel heaven, hence from heaven. | ----- |
| DAVE | English | English short form of Hebrew David meaning beloved. | ----- |
| DAVENVariant | English | spelling of English Davin meaning little black one. Compare with another form of Daven. | ----- |
| DAVEYEnglish | English | pet form of Hebrew David meaning beloved. Compare with another form of Davey. | ----- |
| DAVID | English | Hebrew name meaning beloved. In the bible this is the name of a son of Jesse. David was the second king of Israel and father of King Solomon. As a youth he killed a giant named Goliath with his slingshot. | ----- |
| DAVIEEnglish | English | pet form of Hebrew David meaning beloved. Compare with another form of Davie. | ----- |
| DAVIN | English | Scottish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Duibhin descendant of Duibhin, hence little black one. | ----- |
| DAVIS | English | English surname transferred to forename use from Hebrew David meaning beloved. | ----- |
| DAVYEnglish | English | pet form of Hebrew David meaning beloved. Compare with another form of Davy. | ----- |
| DAWEnglish | English | pet form of Hebrew David meaning beloved. Compare with another form of Daw. | ----- |
| DAWSON | English | English surname transferred to forename use meaning son of Daw David . | ----- |
| DAX | English | American English form of German Dachs meaning badger. | ----- |
| DAYE | English | English surname transferred to forename use possibly originally a nickname for Anglo Saxon names containing the element dig meaning day, such as Dgberht and Dgmund. | ----- |
| DAYTON | English | English surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old English elements dic ditch, dike and tun enclosure, settlement, hence dike settlement. | ----- |
| DEACON | English | English occupational surname transferred to forename use from the Greek word diakonos meaning servant. | ----- |
| DEANEnglish | English | occupational surname transferred to forename use from the Latin word decanus meaning dean ecclesiastical supervisor. | ----- |
| DEANDRE | English | English elaborated form of French Andre meaning man, warrior. | ----- |
| DECLAN | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Deaglan meaning fully good. | ----- |
| DEE | English | English unisex short form of longer names beginning with the letter D. In some cases it may be of Scottish origin associated with the River Dee possibly meaning dark water. Compare with strictly feminine Dee. | ----- |
| DEEMER | English | English surname transferred to forename use derived from Old English demere meaning judge. | ----- |
| DEFOREST | English | English name derived from a Norman French surname meaning from the forest. | ----- |
| DEFORREST | English | Variant spelling of English Deforest meaning from the forest. | ----- |
| DELAIA | English | Variant spelling of English Delaiah meaning God has drawn. | ----- |
| DELAIAH | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Delayah meaning God has drawn. Hebrew name meaning God has drawn. In the bible this is the name of several characters including a descendant of Zerubbabel. | ----- |
| DELANEY | English | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Dubhshlaine descendant of Dubhshlaine, hence black challenger. | ----- |
| DELBERT | English | Probably a Middle English form of Anglo Saxon oelbert meaning bright nobility. | ----- |
| DELL | English | English surname transferred to forename use originally a byname for someone who lives in a dell/hollow. | ----- |
| DELMAR | English | English name possibly derived from Spanish del mar meaning of the sea. Once popular among African Americans. | ----- |
| DELROY | English | English name possibly derived from the Old French phrase del roy meaning son or servant of the king. | ----- |
| DEMINGAlternate | English | spelling of the English surname Deeming meaning act of judging. Compare with another form of Deming. | ----- |
| DEN | English | English short form of longer names beginning with Den . | ----- |
| DENE | English | Variant spelling of English Dean meaning dean, ecclesiastical supervisor. | ----- |
| DENISAnglicized | English | form of Irish Gaelic Donnchadh meaning brown warrior. Compare with another form of Denis. | ----- |
| DENNIS | English | English form of Latin Dionysius meaning follower of Dionysos. | ----- |
| DENNY | English | Pet form of English Dennis meaning follower of Dionysos. | ----- |
| DENTON | English | English surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old English elements denu valley and tun enclosure, settlement, hence valley settlement. | ----- |
| DENVER | English | English surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old English elements Dene Dane and fr passage, crossing, hence Dane crossing. | ----- |
| DENYS | English | Variant spelling of English Dennis meaning follower of Dionysos. | ----- |
| DEON | English | English variant spelling of French Dion meaning god, Zeus. | ----- |
| DEONNE | English | English variant spelling of French Dion meaning god, Zeus. | ----- |
| DEONTE | English | Modern English creation possibly a blend of Deon god, Zeus and Dante steadfast. | ----- |
| DERBY | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Darby meaning deer farm. | ----- |
| DEREK | English | English name derived from Dutch Diederik meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DERICK | English | Variant spelling of English Derek meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DERMOTAnglicized | English | form of Irish Gaelic Diarmaid meaning without envy. | ----- |
| DERREN | English | Variant spelling of English Daren meaning from Araines. | ----- |
| DERRICK | English | Variant spelling of English Derek meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DERRY | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Daire meaning fertile, fruitful. | ----- |
| DERRYL | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Darryl meaning from Airelle. | ----- |
| DERWIN | English | Probably a variant spelling of English Darwin meaning dear friend. | ----- |
| DERYCK | English | Variant spelling of English Derek meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DESHAUN | English | Variant spelling of English Deshawn meaning God is gracious. | ----- |
| DESHAWN | English | Elaborated form of English Shawn meaning God is gracious. | ----- |
| DESMOND | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Deas Mhumhan meaning man from south Munster. | ----- |
| DEVAN | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Devon meaning worshiper of the god Dumnonos. | ----- |
| DEVEN | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Devon meaning worshiper of the god Dumnonos. | ----- |
| DEVEREUX | English | French surname transferred to English forename use meaning from Evreux. Evreux is a commune of Normandy France which got its name from the Eburovices the name of a gallic tribe meaning those which overcome by the yew.Yew wood was used to make weapons bows arrows spears etc. | ----- |
| DEVIL | English | English form of Greek Diabolos meaning accuser, slanderer. In the bible this is a title for Satan the prince of demons and author of evil who estranges men from God and entices them to sin. Figuratively the devil is a man who by opposing the cause of God may be said to act the part of the devil or to side with him. | ----- |
| DEVIN | English | Irish surname transferred to forename use derived from the surname Devine an Anglicized form of Gaelic Daimhin descendant of Daimhin, hence little fawn. | ----- |
| DEVON | English | English unisex name derived from the county name from a British tribal name meaning worshiper of the god Dumnonos. | ----- |
| DEWAYNE | English | Elaborated form of English Dwayne meaning little black one. | ----- |
| DEWEY | English | English form of Welsh Dewi meaning beloved. | ----- |
| DEXTEREnglish | English | surname transferred to forename use originally denoting a female dyer, but by the time it became a personal name it had already become strongly associated with Latin dexter auspicious, right handed, and was usually chosen as a name because of this. | ----- |
| DEYE | English | Variant spelling of English Daye meaning day. | ----- |
| DEZI | English | English variant spelling of Italian/Spanish Desi meaning longing. | ----- |
| DHELWEARD | English | Middle English name derived from Anglo Saxon dhelweard meaning noble guard. | ----- |
| DIAMOND | English | English unisex name derived from the vocabulary word meaning diamond for girls and bright protector for boys. This is the birthstone for the month of April. | ----- |
| DIBRI | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Dibriy meaning my word or eloquent. In the bible this is the name of a man whose daughter married an Egyptian. | ----- |
| DICKShort | English | form of English Richard meaning powerful ruler. Compare with another form of Dick. | ----- |
| DICKIE | English | Pet form of English Richard meaning powerful ruler. | ----- |
| DICKY | English | Pet form of English Richard meaning powerful ruler. | ----- |
| DIGBY | English | English surname transferred to forename use from a place name composed of the Old Norse elements diki ditch and byr settlement, hence ditch settlement. | ----- |
| DIGGORY | English | English form of French Degare probably meaning strayed, lost. | ----- |
| DIGORY | English | Cornish and English form of French Degare probably meaning strayed, lost. | ----- |
| DIKLA | English | Variant spelling of English Diklah meaning palm grove. | ----- |
| DIKLAH | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Diqlah meaning palm grove. In the bible this is the name of a son of Joktan. | ----- |
| DILBERT | English | Variant spelling of English Delbert meaning bright nobility. | ----- |
| DILLON | English | English form of Welsh Dylan meaning great sea. | ----- |
| DINISAnglicized | English | form of Irish Gaelic Donnchadh meaning brown warrior. Compare with another form of Dinis. | ----- |
| DISHAN | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Diyshan meaning a species of gazelle or a thresher. In the bible this is the name of the fifth son of Seir. | ----- |
| DISMAS | English | Anglicized form of Greek Dysmas meaning sunset. This name is not actually found in the bible but was given by Christians to the thief who was crucified beside Jesus. | ----- |
| DOB | English | Medieval pet form of English Robert meaning bright fame. | ----- |
| DODGE | English | Old pet form of English Rodger meaning famous spear. | ----- |
| DOLPH | English | Short form of English Adolph meaning noble wolf. | ----- |
| DOM | English | Short form of English Dominic meaning belongs to the lord. | ----- |
| DOMENIC | English | Variant spelling of English Dominic meaning belongs to the lord. | ----- |
| DOMINIC | English | English name derived from Latin Dominicus meaning belongs to the Lord. This is a name traditionally given to a child born on Sunday. | ----- |
| DOMINICK | English | Older spelling of English Dominic meaning belongs to the lord. | ----- |
| DON | English | Short form of English Donald meaning world ruler. | ----- |
| DONAGHY | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Donnchadh meaning brown warrior. | ----- |
| DONAL | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Donal meaning world ruler. | ----- |
| DONALDAnglicized | English | form of Scottish Gaelic Domhnall meaning world ruler. | ----- |
| DONALL | English | Variant spelling of English Donal meaning world ruler. | ----- |
| DONNIE | English | Variant spelling of English Donny meaning world ruler. | ----- |
| DONNY | English | Pet form of English Donald meaning world ruler. | ----- |
| DONOGH | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Donnchadh meaning brown warrior. | ----- |
| DONOUGH | English | Variant spelling of English Donogh meaning brown warrior. | ----- |
| DONOVAN | English | Irish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Donndubhain descendant of Donndubhan, hence little dark brown one. | ----- |
| DORANIrish | English | surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Deoradhain descendant of Deoradhan, hence exile, wanderer. Compare with another form of Doran. | ----- |
| DORE | English | Short form of English Isidore meaning gift of Isis. | ----- |
| DORIAN | English | English name coined by Oscar Wilde for a character in his novel The Portrait of Dorian Gray 1891 Probably derived from Latin Dorianus meaning of the Dorian tribe. | ----- |
| DOUG | English | Short form of English Douglas meaning black stream. | ----- |
| DOUGAL | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Dubhghall meaning black stranger. | ----- |
| DOUGIE | English | 1 Pet form of English Douglas meaning black stream. | ----- |
| DOUGLAS | English | Scottish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Dubhghlas meaning black stream. | ----- |
| DOYLE | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Dubhghall meaning black stranger. | ----- |
| DRAKE | English | English surname transferred to forename use having several possible origins 1 from the byname Draca meaning snake or dragon. 2 from Middle English drake meaning male duck. 3 from Old Norse Draki meaning snake or monster. | ----- |
| DRAVEN | English | English name possibly derived from the Old English word drfend meaning hunter. | ----- |
| DREW | English | Short form of English Andrew meaning man warrior. | ----- |
| DRISCOLL | English | Irish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic h Eidirsceoil son of the messenger, from eidirsceol composed of the elements eidir between and sceal story, news, hence go between, intermediary, messenger, news bearer. | ----- |
| DRISKOLL | English | Variant spelling of English Driscoll meaning go between, intermediary, messenger, news bearer. | ----- |
| DUANEAnglicized | English | form of Irish Gaelic Dubhan originally a byname from a diminutive of Gaelic dubh meaning little black one. | ----- |
| DUD | English | Short form of English Dudley meaning Dudda s meadow. | ----- |
| DUDDA | English | Variant spelling of Old English Dudde meaning cloak, mantle. | ----- |
| DUDDE | English | From Old English dudde cloak, mantle, which later produced the word duds ragged clothing and dud which became a byname for a person dressed raggedly. | ----- |
| DUDLEY | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Dara oak, Dubhdara black oak, and Dubhaltach black haired. | ----- |
| DUFFShort | English | form of English Duffy meaning black peace. Compare with another form of Duff. | ----- |
| DUFFY | English | Anglicized form of Scottish Gaelic Mac Dhuibhshithe son of Duibhshith, hence black peace. | ----- |
| DUGAL | English | Variant spelling of English Dougal meaning black stranger. | ----- |
| DUKE | English | English name derived from the vocabulary word duke from Latin dux meaning commander, leader. | ----- |
| DUNCAN | English | Anglicized form of Scottish Gaelic Donnchadh meaning brown warrior. | ----- |
| DUNKY | English | Pet form of English Duncan meaning brown warrior. | ----- |
| DUNN | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Duinn descendant of Donn, hence brown. | ----- |
| DURWARD | English | Old English occupational name meaning doorkeeper, warder at the gate. | ----- |
| DUSTIN | English | English surname transferred to forename use probably ultimately from Old Norse Thorsteinn meaning Thor s stone. | ----- |
| DUSTY | English | Pet form of English Dustin probably meaning Thor s stone. | ----- |
| DWANE | English | Variant spelling of English Dwayne meaning little black one. | ----- |
| DWAYNE | English | Variant spelling of English Duane meaning little black one. | ----- |
| DWIGHT | English | English surname transferred to forename use from the feminine personal name Diot a pet form of Dionysia meaning follower of Dionysos. | ----- |
| DYE | English | Pet form of English Dennis meaning follower of Dionysos. | ----- |
| DYL | English | Short form of Welsh Dylan meaning great sea. | ----- |
| DYLAN | English | Welsh name composed of the elements dy great and llanw sea, hence great sea. In mythology this is the name of a sea god son of Aranrhod and twin brother to Lleu Llaw Gyffes. | ----- |
| DYSON | English | English surname transferred to forename use meaning son of Dye. | ----- |
| DAMIEN | French | French form of Latin Damianus meaning to tame, to subdue and euphemistically to kill. | ----- |
| D ARTAGNAN | French | pronounced dar tan yun French habitational surname transferred to forename use meaning from Artagnan. This was the name of the hero of Alexandre Dumas novel The Three Musketeers. The French form of the name is d Artagnan the English form is D Artagnan capital D . | ----- |
| DEGARE | French | From the medieval romance Sir Degare probably from the French word egare meaning strayed, lost. | ----- |
| DENISFrench | French | form of English Dennis meaning follower of Dionysos. Compare with another form of Denis. | ----- |
| DEODAT | French | French form of Roman Latin Deodatus meaning given to God. | ----- |
| DESIRE | French | French name meaning desired. | ----- |
| DEVEREUX | French | French surname transferred to English forename use meaning from Evreux. Evreux is a commune of Normandy France which got its name from the Eburovices the name of a gallic tribe meaning those which overcome by the yew.Yew wood was used to make weapons bows arrows spears etc. | ----- |
| DIDIER | French | French form of Latin Desiderius meaning longing. | ----- |
| DIEUDONNE | French | French name meaning god given. | ----- |
| DIODORE | French | French form of Latin Diodorus meaning gift of Zeus. | ----- |
| DION | French | French name derived from Latin Dio a short form of longer names of Greek origin beginning with Dio meaning Zeus. | ----- |
| DOMINIQUE | French | French unisex form of Latin Dominicus meaning belongs to the lord. | ----- |
| DONATIEN | French | French form of Latin Donatus meaning given by God . | ----- |
| DAIMHIN | Misc. Gaelic | Old Gaelic byname meaning little fawn, little stag. | ----- |
| DALACH | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic name derived from the word dal meaning assembly, gathering. | ----- |
| DEORADHAN | Misc. Gaelic | Old Gaelic name composed of the elements deoradh exile, outlaw, pilgrim, and a diminutive suffix hence little exile or little pilgrim. | ----- |
| DIARMAID | Misc. Gaelic | Irish name probably composed of the Gaelic elements di without and airmait envy, hence without envy. In mythology this is the name of a High King of Ireland. | ----- |
| DIARMUID | Misc. Gaelic | Early Gaelic form of Irish Diarmaid meaning without envy. | ----- |
| DOMHNALL | Misc. Gaelic | Scottish Gaelic name composed of the Celtic elements dubno world and val rule, hence world ruler. | ----- |
| DONNDUBHAN | Misc. Gaelic | Old Gaelic name composed of the elements donn brown, and dubh dark, black, and the diminutive suffix NAME hence little dark brown one. | ----- |
| DUIBHIN | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic byname meaning little black one. | ----- |
| DACHS | German | German byname for a hunter of badgers or someone who has badger like qualities, derived from the vocabulary word dahs meaning badger. | ----- |
| DEDERICK | German | Variant form of Old High German Diedrich meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DEDRICH | German | Variant form of Old High German Diedrich meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DETLEF | German | Old German name composed of the elements eud people and leib heritage, hence people s heritage. | ----- |
| DIDI | German | Pet form of German Dieter meaning warrior of the people. Compare with feminine Didi. | ----- |
| DIEDERICK | German | Low German form of High German Dietrich meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DIEDRICH | German | Variant spelling of Old High German Dietrich meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DIERK | German | Variant spelling of German Dirk meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DIETER | German | Old German name composed of the elements eud people, race and hari/heri army, warrior, hence warrior of the people. | ----- |
| DIETFRIED | German | German name composed of the elements eud people, race and fred/frid peace, hence of the peaceful people. | ----- |
| DIETHELM | German | German name composed of the elements eud people, race and helm helmet, protection, hence protector of the people. | ----- |
| DIETLINDE | German | German name composed of the elements eud people, race and linde soft, tender, weak, hence of the gentle people. | ----- |
| DIETMAR | German | German name composed of the elements eud people, race and mari/meri famous, hence of the famous people. | ----- |
| DIETRICH | German | Old High German form of Visigothic Theodereiks meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DIRKShort | German | form of German Diederick meaning first of the people king of nations. | ----- |
| DAG | Gothic/Visigothic/Ostrogothic | day. | ----- |
| DAIDALOS | Greek | Greek name meaning cunning worker. In mythology this is the name of the man who created the Labyrinth for King Minos of Crete in which the Minotaur was kept and from which the hero Theseus escaped. | ----- |
| DAMIANOS | Greek | Greek named derived from the element daman meaning to tame, to subdue and euphemistically to kill. Related to Damon. | ----- |
| DAMOKLES | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements damos people and kleos glory, hence glory of the people. | ----- |
| DAMON | Greek | Greek name derived from the word daman meaning to tame, to subdue and euphemistically to kill.In Greek legend this is the name of a friend of Pythios. | ----- |
| DANIL | Greek | Greek form of Hebrew Daniyel meaning God is my judge. In the bible this is the name of the hero of the Book of Daniel who was cast into a den of lions but saved by God. | ----- |
| DAREIOS | Greek | Greek form of Persian Darayavahush meaning possesses a lot, wealthy. | ----- |
| DAUID | Greek | Greek form of Hebrew David meaning beloved. In the bible this is the name of the second king of Israel and ancestor of Jesus. | ----- |
| DEIMOS | Greek | Greek name meaning fear, terror. In mythology this is the name of a son of Ares and Aphrodite. | ----- |
| DELPHINIOS | Greek | Greek name meaning of Delphi or of the Dolphins. In mythology this is a title belonging to Apollo. | ----- |
| DEMETRIOS | Greek | Greek name derived from the name of the goddess Demeter earth mother meaning loves the earth or follower of Demeter. | ----- |
| DEMOGORGON | Greek | Greek myth name of a god of the underworld thought to be a name for Satan possibly composed of the Greek elements daimon demon, devil and gorgos grim, hence grim demon. | ----- |
| DEMOKRITOS | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements demou of the people and krites judge, hence judge of the people. | ----- |
| DEMON | Greek | Ancient Greek name derived from the word demos meaning the people. | ----- |
| DEMOSTHENES | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements demou of the people and sthenos strength, vigor, hence strength of the people. | ----- |
| DEMOSTRATE | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements demou of the people and stratos army, hence people s army. | ----- |
| DEUCALION | Greek | Greek name possibly meaning new wine sailor. In mythology this is the name of a son of Prometheus and a son of Minos. | ----- |
| DIABOLOS | Greek | Greek name meaning accuser, slanderer. In the bible this is a title for Satan the prince of demons and author of evil who estranges men from God and entices them to sin. Figuratively the devil is a man who by opposing the cause of God may be said to act the part of the devil or to side with him. | ----- |
| DIDYMOS | Greek | Greek name meaning two fold, twain. In the New Testament bible this is the name of a Christian. | ----- |
| DIMITRIOS | Greek | Variant spelling of Greek Demetrios meaning loves the earth or follower of Demeter. | ----- |
| DIMITRIS | Greek | Contracted form of Greek Dimitrios meaning loves the earth or follower of Demeter. | ----- |
| DIMOSTHENIS | Greek | Variant spelling of Greek Demosthenes meaning strength of the people. | ----- |
| DIODOROS | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements Dios god, Zeus and doron gift, hence gift of Zeus. | ----- |
| DIODOTOS | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements Dios god, Zeus and dotes giver, hence giver of Zeus. | ----- |
| DIOGENES | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements Dios god, Zeus and genes born, hence born of Zeus. | ----- |
| DIOKLES | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements Dios god, Zeus and kleos glory, hence glory of Zeus. | ----- |
| DIOMDS | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements Dios god, Zeus and medomai to think, hence cunning as Zeus. In mythology this is the name of the second best warrior of all Achaeans who fought in the Trojan war Ajax was first best . | ----- |
| DIONYSIOS | Greek | Greek name derived from the name of the god Dionysos meaning follower of Dionysos. | ----- |
| DIONYSODOROS | Greek | Greek name composed of the name of the god Dionysos and the word doron gift, hence gift of Dionysos. | ----- |
| DIONYSOS | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements Dios Zeus and Nysa hence Zeus Nysa, i.e. god of nymphs. In mythology this is the name of a god of revelry and the intoxicating effect of wine. Nysa is the name of a legendary land/mountain where Dionysos was raised and nursed by rain nymphs. There are many places bearing the name Nysa in Anatolia Turkmenistan Poland and Serbia. The Serbian Nysa is spelled Nis and has been interpreted as an Indo European word meaning nymph. | ----- |
| DIOSKOUROI | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements Dios god, Zeus and kouros boy, hence boys of Zeus. In mythology this name was given to Castor and Pollux the twin sons of Zeus and Leda tutelary deities of sailors. In the bible they are mentioned by this name in Acts 28 11 00 | ----- |
| DORIEUS | Greek | Greek name derived from the name of an obscure ancient Hellenic tribe called the Dorians hence of the Dorian tribe. The Dorians were supposed to have existed in the north eastern regions of Greece ancient Macedonia and Epirus. Their founder was Doros son of Hellen. | ----- |
| DOROS | Greek | Greek name of a son of Hellen and founder of the Dorian tribe probably derived from the word doron meaning gift. | ----- |
| DOROTHEOS | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements doron gift and theos god, hence gift of God. | ----- |
| DRAKON | Greek | Greek name meaning dragon.In Greek mythology there are many dragons mentioned. For example Drakon Ismenios was a gigantic serpent which guarded the sacred spring of Ismenos near Thebes the Drakon Kholkikos was the guardian of the golden fleece Drakon Maionios was a huge Dragon that ravaged the land of Lydia. | ----- |
| DYSMAS | Greek | Greek name not actually found in the bible but given by Christians to the thief who was crucified beside Jesus meaning sunset. | ----- |
| DJORDJI | Gypsy/Romani | Romani variant spelling of Serbian Djordje meaning earth worker, farmer. | ----- |
| DAGHebrew | Hebrew/Jewish | name meaning fish. Compare with another form of Dag. | ----- |
| DAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Short form of Hebrew Daniy meaning judge. In the bible this is the name of Jacob s fifth son of 12 . | ----- |
| DANIY | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning judge. In the bible this is the name of Jacob s fifth son of 12 .Dan is the Anglicized form. | ----- |
| DANIYEL | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning God is my judge. In the bible this is the name of the hero of the Book of Daniel who was cast into a den of lions but saved by God. | ----- |
| DANIYYEL | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Daniyel meaning God is my judge. | ----- |
| DAR | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning both mother of pearl and marble. | ----- |
| DARA | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning the arm. In the bible this is the name of a son of Zerah. Compare with other forms of Dara. | ----- |
| DAR YAVESH | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew form of Persian Darayavahush Latin Darius meaning possesses a lot, wealthy. In the bible this is the name of several characters including Darius the Mede son of Ahasuerus king of the Chaldeans. | ----- |
| DATAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Dathan meaning belonging to a fountain. | ----- |
| DA THAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Dathan meaning belonging to a fountain. | ----- |
| DATHAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning belonging to a fountain. In the bible this is the name of a son of Eliab who with his brother Abiram joined Korah in his rebellion against Moses. | ----- |
| DAVID | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning beloved. In the bible this is the name of a son of Jesse. David was the second king of Israel and father of King Solomon. As a youth he killed a giant named Goliath with his slingshot. | ----- |
| DEKEL | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning date/palm tree. | ----- |
| DELAYAVariant | Hebrew/Jewish | spelling of Hebrew Delayah meaning God has drawn. | ----- |
| DELAYAH | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning God has drawn. In the bible this is the name of several characters including a descendant of Zerubbabel. | ----- |
| DELAYAHU | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant form of Hebrew Delayah meaning God has drawn. | ----- |
| DIBRIY | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning my word or eloquent. In the bible this is the name of a man whose daughter married an Egyptian. Also spelled Divri. | ----- |
| DIQLAH | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name of foreign origin meaning palm grove. In the bible this is the name of a son of Joktan. | ----- |
| DIVRI | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Dibriy meaning my word or eloquent. | ----- |
| DIYSHAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning a species of gazelle or a thresher. In the bible this is the name of the fifth son of Seir. | ----- |
| DODI | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning my beloved or my uncle. Compare with strictly feminine Dodi. | ----- |
| DOR | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew unisex Dowr meaning generation or period of time. In the bible this is the name of a coastal city in Manasseh south of Carmel. | ----- |
| DORAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name of Greek origin meaning gift. Compare with another form of Doran. | ----- |
| DORON | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Doran meaning gift. | ----- |
| DORRAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Doran meaning gift. | ----- |
| DOV | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning bear. | ----- |
| DOVEV | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning whisper. | ----- |
| DOWR | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew unisex name meaning generation or period of time. In the bible this is the name of a coastal city in Manasseh south of Carmel. | ----- |
| DAGFINNUR | Icelandic | Icelandic form of Old Norse Dagfinnr meaning day Finn or day wanderer. | ----- |
| DAGUR | Icelandic | Icelandic form of Old Norse Dagr meaning day. | ----- |
| DARAShort | Persian/Avestan/Iranian | form of Persian Darayavahush meaning possesses a lot, wealthy. Compare with other forms of Dara. | ----- |
| DARAWESH | Persian/Avestan/Iranian | Contracted form of Persian Darayavahush meaning possesses a lot wealthy. | ----- |
| DaRAYAVAHUSH | Persian/Avestan/Iranian | Persian name composed of the elements daraya to possess and vahu good, hence possesses a lot, wealthy. | ----- |
| DARIUSH | Persian/Avestan/Iranian | Contracted form of Persian Darayavahush meaning possesses a lot, wealthy. | ----- |
| DELSHAD | Persian/Avestan/Iranian | Persian name meaning happy heart. | ----- |
| DILSHAD | Persian/Avestan/Iranian | Variant spelling of Persian Delshad meaning happy heart. | ----- |
| DACEY | Irish | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Deiseach originally a name for a member of the Deise a tenant, a vassal, a word tracing back to Indo European *dem s meaning house. | ----- |
| DAGDA | Irish | Irish Gaelic name meaning the good god. In Celtic mythology this is the name of a god of knowledge and magic and a leader of the Tuatha De Danann supernatural beings who inhabited Ireland prior to the coming of the Celts. | ----- |
| DAIBHI | Irish | Irish Gaelic form of Hebrew David meaning beloved. | ----- |
| DAIBHADH | Irish | Irish Gaelic form of Hebrew David meaning beloved. | ----- |
| DAIRE | Irish | Irish name derived from the Gaelic element daire meaning fertile, fruitful. | ----- |
| DAITHI | Irish | Irish Gaelic name meaning swift. | ----- |
| DALEY | Irish | Irish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Dalaigh descendant of Dalach, hence assembly, gathering. | ----- |
| DARAFrom | Irish | Irish Gaelic Mac Dara meaning son of oak. Compare with other forms of Dara | ----- |
| DARACH | Irish | Variant form of Irish Dara meaning oak. | ----- |
| DEAGLAN | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements deagh good and lan full, hence fully good. | ----- |
| DEAS MHUMHAN | Irish | Irish Gaelic byname meaning man from south Munster. | ----- |
| DEASUN | Irish | Contracted form of Irish Gaelic Deas Mhumhan meaning man from south Munster. | ----- |
| DELANEY | Irish | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Dubhshlaine descendant of Dubhshlaine, hence black challenger. | ----- |
| DEVIN | Irish | Irish surname transferred to forename use derived from the surname Devine an Anglicized form of Gaelic Daimhin descendant of Daimhin, hence little fawn. | ----- |
| DIARMAID | Irish | Irish name probably composed of the Gaelic elements di without and airmait envy, hence without envy. In mythology this is the name of a High King of Ireland. | ----- |
| DOMNALL | Irish | Irish Gaelic form of Scottish Gaelic Domhnall meaning world ruler. | ----- |
| DONAL | Irish | Earlier form of Irish Gaelic Domnall meaning world ruler. | ----- |
| DONN | Irish | Irish Gaelic name meaning brown. In mythology this is the name of a king of the underworld. | ----- |
| DONNE | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Donn meaning brown. | ----- |
| DONNACHAIDH | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Donnchadh meaning brown warrior. | ----- |
| DONNCHADH | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements donn brown and cath battle, war, hence brown warrior. | ----- |
| DONOVAN | Irish | Irish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Donndubhain descendant of Donndubhan, hence little dark brown one. | ----- |
| DORANIrish | Irish | surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Deoradhain descendant of Deoradhan, hence exile, wanderer. Compare with another form of Doran. | ----- |
| DRISCOLL | Irish | Irish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic h Eidirsceoil son of the messenger, from eidirsceol composed of the elements eidir between and sceal story, news, hence go between, intermediary, messenger, news bearer. | ----- |
| DUBHAN | Irish | Irish Gaelic name originally a byname composed of dubh black and a diminutive suffix hence little black one. | ----- |
| DUBHALTACH | Irish | Irish Gaelic name probably composed of the elements dubh black and fholtach haired, hence black haired. | ----- |
| DUBHDARA | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements dubh black, dark and dara oak, hence black oak. | ----- |
| DUBHGHALL | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements dubh black, dark and gall stranger, hence black stranger. This is said to have been a byname applied to the Danes in contrast to the fair Norse settlers of Norway and Iceland. | ----- |
| DUBHSHLAINE | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements dubh dark, black and slan challenge, defiance, hence black challenger. | ----- |
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