Browse names

Italian/Latin

From Delphi or delphinus, meaning dolphin.

Hebrew; from Daniel

Short form of Daniel, meaning God is my judge.

Latin

Feminine form of Dominicus, meaning of the Lord or belonging to God.

French; from place names

French surname, possibly from a place name meaning from the marshes.

Irish; from Donovan

Variant of Donovan, meaning dark-brown or dark warrior.

African American

Modern creation, possibly influenced by Darius or similar names.

Hebrew

A variant of Dan, meaning judge.

English

Modern blend combining Del- with Linda, or variant of Delilah.

Germanic

Possibly a variant of Gerald, meaning spear ruler.

Modern variant

A contemporary creation possibly derived from Deidre, meaning sorrowful.

Hebrew

God is my judge; a feminine form of Danny.

Modern African American

A contemporary creation with no established etymology.

Greek

A succession of rulers or a powerful family line.

Modern African American

A contemporary creation with no established etymological basis.

French English

From the fabric originally from Nîmes, France.

Hebrew English

From the night; variant of Delilah or Magdalena.

Germanic

Ruler of the people; variant of Derek.

French

From Arcy, France; variant of Darcy.

English

Modern invented name; possibly from diamond.

Persian

Variant of Darius, from Daryavahush meaning 'wealthy.'

Spanish/Latin

From Latin dies meaning 'day,' or short form of Diana.

Greek

From Demetria, honoring Demeter, goddess of harvest.

English

Variant of Daryl, from English meaning 'from the oak grove.'

Greek/Russian

From Demetrius, honoring Demeter, the Greek goddess of harvest.

Hebrew

Feminine form of Daniel, from daniel meaning 'God is my judge.'

Greek

Variant of Delphine, from delphis meaning 'dolphin.'

English

Variant of Darrell, from Normandy origins.

Greek

Devoted to Dionysus, god of wine.

Gaelic

World ruler; feminine form of Donald.

African American Modern

Modern created name; possibly from Daphne or invented.

Germanic

People's ruler; powerful leader.

Latin

Divine, from the Latin goddess Diana.

Greek

Of two men, from the Greek di (two) and andros (man).

Greek

Strong and manly, a modern variant of Drew or Andrew.

Greek

Gift of God, from the Greek dorothea.

Greek

Of Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture.

French

Desired or wished for, a variant of Desiree.

Irish

Woman of sorrow, from the Irish Deirdre.

Irish/Scandinavian

Irish name meaning from Denmark.

English

Variant of Diamond, meaning precious gem.

English

English surname, possibly meaning sleeper.

Greek

Greek mythological name meaning terrible strength.

English

Variant of Delores or Dolores, meaning sorrowful.

English

Modern variation of Diana or Dion.

Spanish/English

Variant of Dolores, meaning sorrows.

Greek

Greek variant of Demetrius, meaning devoted to Demeter.

English

Variant of Daryl, meaning beloved.

English

Modern invented name combining De- with Marius.