Browse names

Welsh

An anglicized form of Dewi, the Welsh form of David, meaning beloved.

Greek

From the Greek elements doron and theos, meaning gift of God.

English/Irish

A variant of Darren, possibly from an Irish surname meaning great or little oak tree.

English/Hebrew

A variant of Dinah, meaning judged or vindicated, or a feminine form of Dean meaning valley.

Hebrew

A form of Dinah, meaning judged or vindicated, borne in the Bible by a daughter of Jacob and Leah.

Irish

Derived from Irish Dubhghall, meaning dark stranger or dark-haired foreigner.

English

From the Old English place name meaning beloved or dear one.

Hebrew

Variant of Deborah from Hebrew deborah, meaning bee.

English/Irish

Variant of Darin, meaning great, beloved, or from the oak grove.

English

Diminutive of Richard from Germanic ric and hard, meaning strong ruler.

Irish

Modern variant of Duane from Irish Dubháin, meaning dark or dark-haired.

English

Variant of Deanna, possibly from Dean meaning valley or from Diana meaning divine.

English

Diminutive of Dorothy, Deborah, or other names beginning with D, meaning gift of God.

Scottish/Gaelic

Diminutive of Douglas from Scottish Gaelic dubh and glas, meaning dark water.

Greek

French form of Dennis, from Dionysios meaning devoted to Dionysus.

Greek

Variant of Dorothy, from doron (gift) and thea (god).

Greek

Diminutive of Dorothy, from doron (gift) and thea (god).

Greek

Variant of Dolly, diminutive of Dorothy meaning gift of God.

Latin/Spanish

Spanish feminine form of Don, from Latin domina meaning lady or mistress.

Irish/Gaelic

Sorrowful or tragic.

Greek (short for Dennis)

Follower of Dionysus.

Irish/Celtic

Dark stranger.

English (feminine of Dean)

From the valley.

English

Brave warrior or dusty.

Irish/Celtic (variant of Deirdre)

Sorrowful.

Welsh/English

Poet or divine.

English variant of Diana

From Latin Diviana, meaning divine or heavenly.

Spanish

From del mar, meaning of the sea.

Latin

From Dominicus, meaning of the Lord.

Hebrew

Variant of Dinah, from Hebrew meaning judged.

Irish

From Irish Dara, meaning oak tree.

Scottish Gaelic

Diminutive of Donald, meaning world ruler.

French

Variant of Desiree, from désirer meaning to desire.

Greek

From Damalis meaning heifer or gentle calf.

Latin

Variant of Diana, from Diviana meaning divine.

Old English

English place name used as a first name, meaning Dudda's field.

French

Short form of Desire, meaning wanted or longed for.

Hebrew

Variant of Danny, derived from Dan, meaning judge.

Modern creation

Contemporary name, possibly combining Devon with the suffix -te.

Greek

Feminine form of Demetrius, derived from goddess Demeter.

Old English

Variant of Darren, of uncertain origin but possibly meaning dear.

Old Dutch

Derived from Old Dutch dirc, short for Diederick, meaning people's ruler.

Old Norse

English place name used as first name, derived from dýrr, meaning deer.

Greek

Variant of Denise, derived from Dionysios, meaning devoted to Dionysus.

Latin

Variant of Dominic, derived from dominicus, meaning of the Lord.

Cornish

Place name from Cornwall used as first name, meaning fortress.

Hebrew

God is my judge; a woman of discernment.

Irish

Sorrow; a sad and sorrowful lady.