Browse names

Modern American

Modern variant of Denise meaning follower of Dionysus.

Scandinavian

Maiden famous in battle or day maid.

English

Feminine form of Dale, meaning valley.

English

Modern spelling of Destiny, meaning fate.

Greek

Gift of God, variant of Dorothy from doros and theos.

English

A modern English creation combining 'Dar' with 'Lena,' the latter from Helena meaning 'shining light.'

English

A modern English creation combining Donna with the diminutive suffix '-etta.'

English

A modern English creation combining the prefix 'De-' with Laina or Alaina.

Spanish

Spanish diminutive of Dama, from Latin meaning lady.

Greek

Variant of Dennis, meaning follower of Dionysus.

Greek

Variant of Daphne, meaning laurel tree.

Latin

Variant of Diana, meaning divine or goddess of the hunt.

Scandinavian/Norse

New day or daylight, from Old Norse dagr meaning day.

Hebrew

A short form of Deborah, from Hebrew meaning 'bee.'

Hebrew / English

A variant of David (Hebrew, 'beloved') or Dana (Latin, 'from Denmark').

Latin

A feminine variant of Donna, from Latin meaning 'lady' or 'woman.'

Greek

A variant of Daphne, from Greek meaning 'laurel tree.'

Greek

From Greek meaning 'lady,' 'mistress,' or 'hospitable.'

Hebrew

A variant spelling of Deborah, from Hebrew meaning 'bee.'

Irish

Variant of Delaney, meaning 'descendant of the dark challenger.'

Spanish

Variant spelling of Daisy or the Spanish form, meaning 'day's eye.'

American

Modern name, possibly related to Delilah or Adele.

Old English

Variant of Darlene, meaning 'beloved' or 'darling.'

French

Variant of Destiny, derived from Latin destinare, meaning 'established.'

Latin

From Latin 'decem' (ten), originally the tenth month of the Roman calendar.

Modern African American

Modern creative variation, possibly blending Desirée with Zara.

Hebrew

Possibly from Danielle (Hebrew, God is my judge) or related to Danish.

French

Variant of Desirée, meaning desired or wished for.

Arabic

Variant of Danielle, meaning God is my judge.

Modern

Invented variant of Darcy, contemporary American creation.

American

Brand name appropriated as a personal name.

English

Variant of Daisy, a flower name meaning day's eye.

Greek

Short form of Dorothy, meaning gift of God.

French

Variant of Désirée, meaning desired or wished for.

Greek

Of Dionysus; feminine variant of Denis from Dionysius.

Modern African American

Contemporary creation combining Dana and sia suffix.

Modern variant

Contemporary creation, possibly from Danielle with -een.

Spanish

Variant of Delores, relating to sorrows or suffering.

Modern English

Modern creation possibly from Dale, meaning valley.

Modern

Modern creation possibly from Darien or Darius.

Modern

Modern creation with uncertain etymology.

Modern African-American

Modern creation possibly from Dane and Aisha.

Greek

Of the sea or daughter of the sea in Greek.

Modern invented

A contemporary creation without traditional roots.

Uncertain, possibly a variant of Delcia or Delaine

Etymology is not well-established for this name.

Greek, possibly related to Dorian

Of the Dorian Greeks or derived from Dora meaning gift.

Greek

Gift of God, a diminutive form related to Dorothy.

Hebrew

A bee, symbolizing industriousness and sweetness.