Names beginning with D
492 names, with meanings and origins. Part of a library of 12,046.
Da-eun
Many graces
Korean
Daciana
Dacian (ancient Romania)
Romanian
Dada
Sister
Swahili
Dadhichi
Rishi Dadhichi / Vajra sacrifice
Sanskrit
Daena
Conscience-soul (Zoroastrian)
Avestan/Persian
Daenerys
Mother of Dragons (Game of Thrones heroine)
English
Dafina
Treasure (Dafina Zeqiri Kosovo-Albanian pop)
Albanian
Dafna
Laurel (Hebrew Daphne)
Hebrew/Greek
Dagbjorg
The protection of day
Icelandic
Dagbjort
Bright as day
Icelandic
Dagfrid
The peace of day
Norse
Dagmey
A maiden of the day
Icelandic
Dagny
New day
Old Norse
Dagrun
The rune of day
Norwegian
Dahabo
Golden
Somali
Dahana
Sacred fire / burning
Sanskrit
Dahenago
A maiden of legend
Circassian
Dahlia
Dahlia flower; valley
Scandinavian
Dahye
Big + grace (Han Dahye iconic K-pop)
Korean
Dahyun
Iconic Dahyun of TWICE - rapper (Eagle dance viral)
Korean
Daina
Folk song
Other
Dainora
One who longs to sing
Lithuanian
Daisey
The daisy flower
English
Daisy
Day's eye; the flower
English
Daivi
Divine / Bhagavad Gita
Sanskrit
Daizy
The daisy flower
English
Dakalo
Joy
Venda
Dakhe
Beautiful
Circassian
Daki
Iconic Daki - Demon Slayer Upper Moon Six demon
Japanese
Dakini
Sky-goer / Tantric Devi
Sanskrit
Dakota
Friend / ally (Dakota Johnson; Dakota Fanning)
Dakota Sioux
Daksha
Skilled / capable (Daksha Prajapati father of Sati)
Sanskrit
Dakshayani
Sati daughter of Daksha
Sanskrit
Dakshina
Ritual offering / south (guru-dakshina tradition)
Sanskrit
Dakshinamurti
South-facing Shiva / Guru
Sanskrit
Dakshinapati
Southern Devi / Dakshina
Sanskrit
Dakshini
Southern / skillful
Sanskrit
Dakshita
Skilled / capable
Sanskrit
Dala
Endearing, graceful
Arabic
Dalal
Coquetry / charm
Arabic
Daleyza
Delight (a top-Hispanic-American name from the 2010s)
Spanish/Arabic
Dali
Hunt goddess
Other
Dalia
Branch (Arabic-Hebrew + Dalia Grybauskaitė Lithuanian President)
Arabic/Hebrew
Daliah
A grapevine bough
Arabic
Dalila
Gentle; a sign
Swahili
Dalilah
Delicate
Hebrew
Dalisay
Pure, refined
Tagalog/Filipino
Dalit
A flowering branch
Hebrew
Dalitso
A blessing
Chichewa
Dalla
The shining one
Icelandic
Damaris
Gentle, calf
Greek
Damayanti
Subduer of suffering (Nala's wife)
Sanskrit
Damayantimayi
Damayanti-embodied / Nalas-wife
Sanskrit
Dambari
Vine / creeper
Sanskrit
Dami
Lee Yu-bin (Dami) - Dreamcatcher main rapper
Korean
Damia
Gentle, enduring
Malay
Damiana
Gentle, tamed
Coptic
Damilola
God brings wealth (Damilola Adegbite - Nollywood)
Yoruba
Damini
Lightning (iconic Damini 1993 Bollywood National Film Award)
Sanskrit
Damita
Tamed / self-controlled
Sanskrit
Damkina
Lady of the earth (Marduk's mother)
Sumerian/Akkadian
Damla
Drop (Turkish water drop)
Turkish
Damo
Pythagoras's daughter (Pythagorean philosopher)
Greek
Damodara
Rope-bound-Krishna
Sanskrit
Damodari
Rope-bound-belly / Krishna
Sanskrit
Damya
A Berber warrior queen
Berber
Damyanti
Nala-Damayanti (Mahabharata love-story)
Sanskrit
Dan
Red, the colour of dawn
Chinese
Dana
Judgment / God is my judge (Dana Delany; Queen Latifah's birth name)
Hebrew/English
Danae
Mother of Perseus (impregnated by Zeus as golden rain)
Greek
Danah
A precious pearl
Arabic
Danai
Love (Danai Gurira, Michonne + Okoye)
Shona
Danait
God has judged
Tigrinya
Danamayi
Charity-embodied / gift
Sanskrit
Dananeer
Iconic Dananeer Mobeen - Pakistani Pawri viral
Arabic
Danbi
A sweet, welcome rain
Korean
Dandi
Staff-bearer / Dandin-Sanyasi
Sanskrit
Dangal
Honor, dignity
Filipino
Danguole
Of the heavens
Lithuanian
Dania
God is my judge
Italian
Danica
Morning star (iconic Danica Patrick NASCAR pioneer)
Slavic
Daniela
God is my judge
Hebrew/Italian
Daniella
God is my judge (Italian feminine of Daniel)
Hebrew/Italian
Danielle
God is my judge (Danielle Steel, 800M+ books sold)
French/Hebrew
Danijela
God is my judge
Slavic
Danika
Little donation / gift
Sanskrit
Danit
God is my judge
Hebrew
Dankwarda
A watchful, grateful one
German
Dansha
Steadfast / determination
Sanskrit
Danu
The mother goddess of the Irish gods
Celtic
Danuse
A gift of God
Czech
Danuta
Polish (Danuta Wałęsa - Polish First Lady)
Other
Danute
A gift of God
Lithuanian
Dao
Peach
Other
Daoyun
Jin Dynasty poet (Mistress of Snow)
Chinese
Daphne
Laurel tree
Greek
Dara
Star
Other
Darah
Wisdom
Hebrew
Darejan
A queenly, giving one
Georgian
Dari
A saving goddess
Buryat
Daria
One who holds goodness
Hebrew
Darina
Gift (Slovak heritage)
Slovak
Darja
A cherished gift
Slovenian
Darka
A little gift
Ukrainian
Darla
Darling (Darla in Our Gang + Finding Nemo)
English
Darleen
Darling
English
Darlene
Darling / dear one (Darlene Conner, Roseanne; Darlene Love)
English
Darna
Mars Ravelo's Darna - Filipino superhero 1950
Other
Darpana
Mirror (Darpana Academy)
Sanskrit
Darpanika
Little mirror
Sanskrit
Darshana
Vision
Sanskrit
Darshanamayi
Vision-embodied / Darshana
Sanskrit
Darshanika
Philosopher / vision-seer
Sanskrit
Darshi
Seer / one who sees
Sanskrit
Darshini
Beholder / vision-giver
Sanskrit
Darya
Sea; gift
Russian/Persian/Urdu
Daryna
A gift of God
Ukrainian
Dasha
Russian Darya diminutive + Dasha Zhukova
Russian
Dashabhuja
Ten-armed / Durga
Sanskrit
Dashamahavidya
Ten great wisdoms / Tantric Devis
Sanskrit
Dashamayi
Full of ten / Dasha Mahavidya
Sanskrit
Dashami
Tenth day / Vijayadashami
Sanskrit
Dashavatara
Ten avatars of Vishnu
Sanskrit
Dashavataramayi
10-Avatars-embodied
Sanskrit
Dasom
Kim Da-som - SISTAR vocalist K-pop actress
Korean
Dassine
Tuareg Algerian poet warrior + Dassine ult Yemma
Other
Datri
Giver / bestower
Sanskrit
Datta
Dattatreya / given
Sanskrit
Dattatreya
Trimurti-Avatar / Anasuya-Atri-son
Sanskrit
Dattatreyi
Devi of Dattatreya
Sanskrit
Dawa
Moon
Tibetan
Dawn
Daybreak (Dawn Wells, Gilligan's Island; Dawn Staley, NCAA coach)
English
Dax
From Dax / leader (Dax Shepard; Star Trek's Jadzia Dax)
French/English
Daya
Compassion
Sanskrit
Dayamayi
Full of compassion
Sanskrit
Dayana
Divine (Spanish form of Diana; Dayana Mendoza Miss Universe)
Spanish/Latin
Dayang
Maiden
Other
Dayanita
Compassion-guided (Dayanita Singh)
Sanskrit
Dayavati
Full-of-compassion
Sanskrit
Dayita
Beloved
Sanskrit
Deanna
Divine
Latin
Dearbhail
Daughter of poet / true desire
Other
Debolina
Immersed in the divine
Bengali
Deborah
Bee (biblical judge Deborah; Deborah Sampson)
Hebrew
Dechen
Great happiness, bliss
Tibetan
Deeksha
Initiation
Sanskrit
Deekshita
Initiated / consecrated
Sanskrit
Deem
Gentle lasting rain
Arabic
Deepa
Lamp / light (Diwali)
Sanskrit
Deepali
Row of lamps (Diwali)
Sanskrit
Deepasri
Auspicious lamp
Sanskrit
Deepavali
Row of lamps / Diwali
Sanskrit
Deepika
Lamp / lantern (Deepika Padukone, Bollywood star)
Sanskrit
Deepikamayi
Lamp-embodied / Dipavali
Sanskrit
Deepmala
Garland of lamps
Sanskrit
Deepshikha
Lamp-flame
Sanskrit
Deepthi
Brilliance / light
Sanskrit
Deepti
Radiance
Sanskrit
Defne
Laurel (Turkish form of Daphne)
Turkish/Greek
Defnesu
The fresh laurel
Turkish
Deianira
Man-destroyer (Heracles's last wife)
Greek
Deirdre
Sorrowful, broken-hearted
Irish
Deivanai
Divine one
Tamil
Deki
Happiness, well-being
Tibetan
Dela
Savior, redeemer
Ewe
Delal
Beautiful, beloved
Kurdish
Delali
Redemption
Ewe
Delaney
Descendant of the challenger
Irish
Delany
Dark challenger
Irish
Delara
Adorning the heart
Persian
Delaram
Peaceful heart
Persian
Delfina
A dolphin
Italian
Delgermaa
Flourishing, abundant
Mongolian
Delgir
Vast and flourishing
Kalmyk
Delia
Of Delos, a moon goddess
Italian
Delicia
Delight
Latin
Delila
Delicate
Hebrew
Delilah
Delicate; she who weakens
Hebrew
Delima
The pomegranate
Indonesian
Delisha
Delight, happiness
Malay
Della
Noble (Della Reese, Touched by an Angel)
English/Germanic
Delmira
Of noble renown
Portuguese
Delnaz
Darling; graceful heart
Persian
Delores
Sorrows (variant of Dolores; Our Lady of Sorrows)
Spanish/Latin
Delphia
Of Delphi
Greek
Delphine
Dolphin / from Delphi (Saint Delphine; Delphine Seyrig)
French/Greek
Delphinette
A little dolphin
French
Delwen
Pretty and fair
Welsh
Delyth
Neat / pretty
Other
Dema
Gentle rain
Arabic
Demelza
Fort on a hill (Cornish - Poldark heroine)
Cornish
Demeter
Earth mother, goddess of harvest
Greek
Demetria
Earth-mother (Demi Lovato's birth name; Demetria McKinney)
Greek
Demi
Half; of Demeter
French/Greek
Demiana
Saint Demiana
Greek
Dena
A valley
Hebrew
Denise
Follower of Dionysus (Denise Richards; Denise Huxtable)
French/Greek
Denitsa
The morning star
Bulgarian
Deniz
The sea
Turkish
Deolinda
Beautiful in God
Portuguese
Deqa
Generous one
Somali
Deren
One who gathers
Turkish
Derin
Deep, profound
Turkish
Dervla
Daughter of the poet (Irish + Dervla Murphy travel writer)
Other
Derya
The sea, the ocean
Turkish
Desanka
The fortunate one
Serbian
Deshi
Gold, golden
Chechen
Desideria
Longed-for, desired
Latin
Desislava
Glory-seeker
Bulgarian/Slavic
Despina
Lady, mistress
Greek
Despo
A lady, a mistress
Greek
Despoina
Lady, mistress
Greek
Destinee
Fate, destiny
French
Destiney
Fate, destiny
French
Destini
Fate, destiny
French
Destiny
Fate / what is destined (Destiny's Child + Destiny Etiko)
English/Latin
Devahuti
Divine invocation / Kapilas mother
Sanskrit
Devaki
Divine; mother of Krishna
Sanskrit
Devakimayi
Devaki-embodied / Krishnas-mother
Sanskrit
Devakini
Little Devaki / Krishnas mother
Sanskrit
Devakshi
Divine-eyed / Krishnas mother
Sanskrit
Devana
Slavic goddess of the hunt
Slavic
Devangana
Divine dancer (Apsara)
Sanskrit
Devanya
Divinely gifted
Sanskrit
Devarani
Divine-queen
Sanskrit
Devarupini
Divine-formed
Sanskrit
Devasena
Karttikeyas wife
Sanskrit
Devesha
Lord of gods / Vishnu
Sanskrit
Deveshvari
Mistress of gods / Devi
Sanskrit
Devi
Goddess
Sanskrit
Devika
Little goddess
Sanskrit
Devorah
Deborah (Hebrew biblical Judge + warrior prophetess)
Hebrew
Dewi
Goddess; David
Indonesian/Welsh
Dhagna
Purified / smoke-purified
Sanskrit
Dhairya
Courage / patience
Sanskrit
Dhairyalakshmi
Lakshmi of courage (Ashta Lakshmi)
Sanskrit
Dhairyamayi
Fortitude-embodied / patience
Sanskrit
Dhairyavali
Row of courage / patience
Sanskrit
Dhairyavati
Possessing courage
Sanskrit
Dhamamayi
Full of abode / effulgence
Sanskrit
Dhammadinna
Buddhist arhat (foremost in teaching dharma)
Pali
Dhanalakshmi
Wealth-Lakshmi
Sanskrit
Dhanamayi
Full of wealth
Sanskrit
Dhananjaya
Wealth-winner / Arjunas-epithet
Sanskrit
Dhanashri
Wealth-auspicious / Dhanashri raga
Sanskrit
Dhanishta
Wealthiest / 23rd Nakshatra
Sanskrit
Dhanishtha
Wealthy / Dhanishtha Nakshatra
Sanskrit
Dhanpreet
Blessed with love
Punjabi
Dhanurdhari
Bow-bearer / Rama-Arjuna
Sanskrit
Dhanya
Blessed / wealthy
Sanskrit
Dhanyalakshmi
Grain-Lakshmi / harvest Devi
Sanskrit
Dhara
Earth / support
Sanskrit
Dharani
Earth / Buddhist mantra
Sanskrit
Dharanidevi
Earth-goddess
Sanskrit
Dharashi
Earth-goddess / river-flow
Sanskrit
Dharini
Bearer / earth
Sanskrit
Dharitri
Earth-bearer (Bhumi Devi)
Sanskrit
Dharma
Righteousness / cosmic order
Sanskrit
Dharmadatri
Dharma-giver / cosmic-order
Sanskrit
Dharmakayamayi
Dharma-body-embodied
Sanskrit
Dharmasakshi
Dharma-witness
Sanskrit
Dharmavati
Righteous / possessing dharma
Sanskrit
Dhatri
Nurse / creator / earth
Sanskrit
Dhatrika
Little Earth / Amla
Sanskrit
Dhavalakshi
White-eyed Devi
Sanskrit
Dhavali
White / pure
Sanskrit
Dhenumati
Cow-mother / Kamadhenu
Sanskrit
Dhrishtaketu
Bold-banner / Mahabharata
Sanskrit
Dhriti
Patience / steadfastness
Sanskrit
Dhruva
Pole star / immovable
Sanskrit
Dhruvamayi
Pole-star-embodied / Dhruva-Bhakta
Sanskrit
Dhruvani
Steady / Pole-star related
Sanskrit
Dhumavati
Smoke-widow / Tantric Devi
Sanskrit
Dhwani
Sound / suggestion (Dhvanyaloka poetics)
Sanskrit
Dhyaana
Meditation / contemplation
Sanskrit
Dhyana
Meditation (Ashtanga Yoga)
Sanskrit
Dhyanamayi
Meditation-embodied
Sanskrit
Dia
Lamp (iconic Dia Mirza Miss Asia Pacific + UN Goodwill Ambassador)
Sanskrit
Diah
Lady, esteemed woman
Javanese/Indonesian
Diahann
Divine (Diahann Carroll, first Black Tony Best Actress in a Musical)
English
Dian
Divine (Dian Fossey, mountain gorilla researcher)
English/Latin
Diana
Divine, heavenly
Latin
Diane
Royal mistress (Diane de Poitiers, Henry II's favorite)
French/Latin
Dianora
Divine, of the moon
Italian
Diba
Fine silk brocade
Persian
Didda
Kashmir's ruling queen (Catherine of Kashmir)
Sanskrit/Kashmiri
Dido
Wanderer; Carthaginian queen
Phoenician/Latin
Diella
The sun
Albanian
Dielle
The sun
Albanian
Diellza
Sunny one
Albanian
Diep
Leaf
Vietnamese
Dietburga
A fortress of the people
German
Dietgard
A guardian of the people
German
Dietlind
Gentle among the people
German
Dietlinde
Gentle among the people
German
Dietwina
A friend of the people
German
Dieu
Gentle / wonderful
Other
Dieudonnee
Given by God
French
Dieuwertje
Rich and precious
Dutch
Dihya
The beautiful one
Berber/Tamazight
Dijana
Diana (Croatian + Serbian rendition)
Latin
Dije
A form of Khadija
Hausa
Dike
Justice (Greek goddess; constellation Virgo)
Greek
Diksha
Initiation / consecration
Sanskrit
Dila
Of the heart
Turkish
Dilan
Dance / heart
Other
Dilani
Bright heart (Sinhala-Sanskrit + Dilani Abeywardana Sri Lankan)
Sanskrit
Dilar
Beloved of the heart
Kurdish
Dilara
Beloved (Ottoman heritage + Turkish popular)
Turkish/Persian/Urdu
Dilay
Moon of the heart
Turkish
Dilaynur
Moonlight of the heart
Turkish
Dilbar
The beloved
Kurdish
Dilber
Charming, beloved
Uyghur
Dilbo
Beloved
Other
Dildora
One who captures the heart
Uzbek
Dilek
A wish
Turkish
Diletta
Beloved, delightful
Italian
Dilfuza
A heart of silver
Uzbek
Dilhara
Heart-stealer
Other
Diljot
Light of the heart
Punjabi
Dilleen
Absorbed in the heart
Punjabi
Dilnaz
Tender of heart
Kazakh
Dilnoor
Light of the heart
Punjabi
Dilnoza
Delicate heart (Central Asian heritage)
Uzbek/Tajik
Dilnur
Light of the heart
Uyghur
Dilpreet
Love of the heart
Punjabi
Dilrukshi
Beloved heart (Sinhala + Dilrukshi Handunnetti journalist)
Sanskrit
Dilshoda
A joyful heart
Uzbek
Dilyara
Beloved
Tatar
Dilys
True / genuine (Welsh + Dilys Powell film critic)
Celtic
Dima
Heavy rain
Arabic
Dimitra
Earth mother (Demeter)
Greek
Dimitroula
Of the earth goddess
Greek
Dimyana
Saint Demiana (Coptic Egyptian + 40 virgin martyrs)
Other
Dina
Dina Fritz - Attack on Titan Smiling Titan + Eldian Royal
Other
Dinah
Judged, vindicated
Hebrew
Dinara
Precious; golden
Kazakh
Dineo
Gifts
Setswana
Dione
Titaness mother of Aphrodite (Iliad 5)
Greek
Dionisia
Devoted to the vine
French
Dionizja
Devoted to the vine
Polish
Dior
Of golden god (Christian Dior, iconic fashion house)
French
Diotima
Honored by Zeus (Plato's wisdom teacher)
Greek
Dipti
Brilliance / light
Sanskrit
Dis
A goddess, a lady
Icelandic
Disa
Goddess, spirit
Old Norse
Disha
Direction (iconic Disha Patani Bollywood + Marvel)
Sanskrit
Diti
Mother of Daityas
Sanskrit
Ditmara
Famous among the people
German
Ditza
Joy, gladness
Hebrew
Divya
Divine / heavenly (iconic Divya Bharti Bollywood)
Sanskrit
Divyansha
Divine part
Sanskrit
Divyashri
Divine-auspiciousness
Sanskrit
Divyasri
Divine radiance
Telugu
Diwa
Spirit, soul, essence
Filipino/Tagalog
Diwata
Fairy, nature spirit
Filipino/Tagalog
Dixie
The tenth
French
Diya
Lamp, light
Sanskrit
Diễm
Charming, alluring
Vietnamese
Dobrawa
Good and kind
Polish
Dobrila
Good, kind
Slavic
Dobrinka
Good and kind
Bulgarian
Dobromila
Good and dear
Slavic
Dobroslawa
Good glory
Polish
Docia
Gift of God
Greek
Dodola
Goddess of rain
Slavic
Dofi
Second-born female
Other
Doga
Nature
Turkish
Dogg
The morning dew
Icelandic
Dohee
Way of joy
Other
Doina
Romanian folk song
Romanian
Doireann
Daughter of Cairbre
Other
Doja
Iconic Doja Cat - Grammy + Say So + Woman + Paint The Town Red
Other
Dolaana
Tuvan Indigenous Turkic Siberian
Other
Dolgor
Tara goddess
Other
Doli
Bluebird
Navajo
Dolina
A world-ruler, noble
Scottish
Dolkar
White Tara (Tibetan)
Tibetan
Dolly
Gift of God (Dolly Parton, country music icon)
English
Dolma
Liberator, the female Buddha
Tibetan
Dolores
Sorrows
Spanish
Dolors
Sorrows (Catalan Mare de Déu dels Dolors Catalan)
Latin
Domenica
Of the Lord
Italian
Domenichina
Of the Lord
Italian
Domicela
Gentle, of the home
Polish
Dominika
Of the Lord (iconic Slovak tennis champion)
Polish/Slovak
Domitia
Of the Domitius family
Latin
Domitiana
Gentle, of the home
Spanish
Domitila
Gentle, of the home
Portuguese
Domitilla
Of the household (Roman saint)
Latin
Domitille
Gentle, of the home
French
Domna
Julia Domna (Syrian Roman empress)
Latin/Syrian
Domnica
Of the Lord
Romanian
Domniki
Of the Lord
Greek
Donata
A given gift
Italian
Donatella
Given by God
Italian
Donna
Lady (peaked #5 in 1960; Donna Summer, Donna Karan)
Italian
Donovan
Dark warrior (Donovan singer; modern unisex)
Irish
Donya
World, universe
Persian/Arabic
Doortje
A gift of God
Dutch
Dora
Gift (Dora the Explorer; Dora Maar; Freud's Dora)
Greek
Doralice
A graceful gift
Italian
Doralinda
A gentle gift
Italian
Dorcas
Gazelle (Tabitha in Greek)
Greek
Doreen
A gift
Irish
Doret
A gift of God
Maltese
Doriana
A gift, of the Dorians
Italian
Doriane
A gift, of the Dorians
French
Dorianne
Doric
Greek
Dorina
A gift of God
Italian
Dorinda
A beautiful gift
Greek
Doris
Sea nymph; gift
Greek
Dorka
A gift of God
Hungarian
Dorna
A crane (the bird)
Persian
Dorota
Gift of God (Polish Dorothy)
Polish/Greek
Dorothea
Gift of God (Dorothea Lange; Dorothea Brooke in Middlemarch)
Greek
Dorothy
Gift of God
Greek
Dorottya
Gift of God (Hungarian Dorothy + Csokonai mock-epic)
Other
Dorsa
Precious as a pearl
Persian
Dorsey
From Orsay (Tommy Dorsey + Jack Dorsey of Twitter)
French
Dot
Gift of God
English
Dottie
Gift of God
Greek
Doucette
Sweet and gentle
French
Dove
Dove Cameron - Disney Descendants superstar
English
Dovile
Sigh of the soul
Other
Doxa
Glory, honor
Greek
Doyel
The magpie-robin
Bengali
Doyeon
Path + soft (K-pop + Korean acting)
Korean
Draga
Precious, dear
Slavic
Dragana
Precious
Other
Dragica
Dear, precious
Slavic
Draginja
Precious, dear
Serbian
Dragoslava
Precious glory
Serbian
Drahomíra
Dear to peace (Czech queen)
Czech
Drahoslava
Precious glory
Czech
Drashti
Sight / vision
Sanskrit
Draupadi
Mahabharata heroine (wife of the five Pandavas)
Sanskrit
Draupadimayi
Draupadi-embodied / Pandavas-wife
Sanskrit
Dream
A dream (Dream Kardashian + modern word-name)
English
Drew
Manly / strong (Drew Barrymore, Drew Barrymore Show)
English/Germanic
Drifa
A snowfall, a flurry
Icelandic
Drishika
Seer / perceiver
Sanskrit
Drishti
Vision / sight (Hindu evil-eye protection)
Sanskrit
Drita
Light
Albanian
Drofn
A foaming wave
Icelandic
Drusilla
Strong; from the Drusi family
Latin
Dua
Love / prayer (Dua Lipa, global pop star)
Albanian/Arabic
Duaa
A prayer
Arabic
Duang
A light; a star
Thai
Duangchan
The moon
Lao
Duangjai
The heart, a beloved one
Thai
Dubravka
Of the oak grove
Croatian
Duha
Morning light (Surah 93)
Arabic
Dujana
The dark of night
Arabic
Duke
Leader / commander (John Wayne; Duke Ellington)
English/Latin
Dulani
Sweet, melodious
Sinhala
Dulce
Sweet
Spanish
Dulcinea
Sweetness, sweet one
Spanish
Dulma
A liberating goddess
Buryat
Dunia
World (Quranic dunya concept)
Arabic
Dunja
Quince
Other
Dunni
Sweet to have
Other
Dunya
World, earthly life
Arabic
Durdana
A single pearl
Urdu
Durga
Invincible, fortress
Sanskrit
Durgamayi
Full of Durga
Sanskrit
Durgashri
Auspicious-Durga
Sanskrit
Durita
A gift of God
Faroese
Durrah
A great pearl
Arabic
Duru
Clear, pure
Turkish
Duygu
Deep feeling, emotion
Turkish
Dvaipayani
Vyasa related / island-born
Sanskrit
Dvaraka
Krishnas city / Dvaraka
Sanskrit
Dvarakamayi
Dvaraka-embodied / Krishnas-city
Sanskrit
Dvora
Bee (Yiddish-Hebrew + Prophetess Deborah Book of Judges)
Hebrew
Dvorah
Bee (biblical Deborah judge + prophetess of Israel)
Hebrew
Dvoyre
A bee
Yiddish
Dwija
Twice-born
Sanskrit
Dwynwen
Welsh patron saint of lovers (St Dwynwen's Day Jan 25)
Welsh
Dylan
Son of the sea (Bob Dylan; Dylan Thomas)
Welsh
Dymphna
Patron saint of mental illness (Irish + Saint Dymphna Gheel Belgium)
Other
Dynamene
The powerful one
Greek
Dyrfinna
A precious fair maiden
Icelandic
Dyrleif
A precious heiress
Icelandic
Dyutimati
Radiant / luminous
Sanskrit
Dzerassa
Water-spirit mother
Other
Dzhamilya
Beautiful (Kyrgyz + Chinghiz Aitmatov Jamilya 1958 novel)
Arabic
Dzhirgal
Happiness
Kalmyk
Dzifa
Peace of heart
Ewe
Dzintra
Amber
Other
Dzovinar
Born of the sea
Armenian
Désirée
Desired (Napoleon's first love, Queen of Sweden)
French