Browse names

Hebrew

Variant of Danielle, from Hebrew Daniel meaning God is my judge.

Greek

From Greek dórkás meaning gazelle.

Latin

Variant of Dominique, from Latin Dominicus meaning of the Lord.

Greek

Variant of Dorothy, from Greek dorothea meaning God's gift.

Greek

From Greek mythology, mother of Perseus meaning dry.

Norman French

From Arcy; a variant of Darcy.

Latin and French

Of the Lord; variant of Dominique.

Latin American

Radiant light; a modern Latin American creation.

English

The first light of day; variant of Dawn.

Hebrew

God is my judge.

Greek

Strong and brave.

Latin

Divine.

Irish/French

Variant of Darcy, from Irish Ó Dorchaidhe meaning dark.

Latin

Feminine form of Donato, meaning given or donated.

Modern American

Modern name of uncertain origin, possibly related to Daphne.

Hebrew

Variant of Delilah, meaning delicate or weak.

Old English/Old German

Variant of Darlene, meaning dear little one.

Greek

Short form of Doris, meaning gift of the sea.

Greek

Gift of God, variant of Dorothy.

Greek

Gift of God, variant of Dorothy.

French

Desired or wished for.

Modern creation

A modern invented name, possibly combining De- with Asia or a variant of Aisha.

African American

A modern creation, possibly combining Da- with Aisha or a variant of Aisha.

Irish

Sorrow or anguish.

Hebrew

Bee or swarm.

Scottish

From the dark meadow.

Hebrew

God is my judge.

African American

Modern creation derived from Denise, meaning follower of Dionysus.

Greek

From Delphi; related to the ancient oracle site.

Greek

Earth mother; related to goddess Demeter.

Sanskrit

Lamp or light; from Hindi and Sanskrit.

Hebrew

Variant of Danielle, meaning God is my judge.

Hebrew

Feminine form of David, meaning beloved or friend.

Irish/Old English

Variant of Delaney, meaning dark challenger or descendant.

Greek

Dolphin, from Delphinus.

Spanish

Of the Lord, feminine of Domingo.

Hebrew

Bee, diminutive of Deborah.

Hebrew

Bee.

Greek

Fourth letter of Greek alphabet.

Latin

Divine or goddess.

Hebrew

Variant of Deborah, derived from Hebrew meaning bee.

Hebrew

Variant of Delilah, meaning delicate, weak, or languishing in Hebrew.

Modern English

A modern invented name, possibly combining Dee with Anna.

French/Greek

Variant of Denise, derived from Dionysus the god of wine in Greek mythology.

Russian

Russian short form of Daria, meaning wealthy or possessor of riches.

Latin

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

English

Diminutive of names beginning with D, such as Delores or Denise.

Greek

Variant of Denise, meaning follower of Dionysus the god of wine.