Names Starting with D

A field or area of danger or difficulty.

One who deems or judges.

Of the; from the (Spanish); or a shortened form of names beginning with Del-.

Three feet; derived from German 'drei' (three) and 'fuss' (foot).

Day man or warrior of the day.

A daisy flower; literally 'day's eye' from the flower's appearance.

A valley or low-lying area of land.

From a small valley or dale.

From Delphi or resembling a dolphin.

A surname derived from a place name in Ayrshire, Scotland.

One who tames or subdues.

God is my judge.

God is my judge (contracted form of Daniel).

God is my judge (Hebrew origin) or from Denmark (Scandinavian origin).

God is my judge.

God is my judge, derived from the name Daniel.

A surname derived from a place name, possibly meaning 'ridge of the Danes' or 'D...

Enduring or lasting.

Wealthy or possessing great riches.

Beloved or dear one.

Beloved.

Beloved or one who is dearly loved.

The son of David; one who is beloved.

Beloved (diminutive of David).

A surname derived from the given name David or a topographical feature.

A place name meaning 'settlement on the River Dae' or 'dairy farm town.'

The white one or of white complexion.

Valley or church official.

Full of goodness.

The letter D or a river name.

Sorrowful or broken-hearted.

Of or from (Spanish preposition used as a name element).

A surname derived from a French place name meaning 'from Lancey.'

Of or from (Italian preposition used as a name element).

Sorrows or pains (referring to the Virgin Mary's sorrows).

Of or relating to Delphi, the ancient Greek sanctuary of Apollo.

Popular or of the people.

Settlement in a valley or a valley dwelling.

Follower of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and revelry.

Follower of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine and celebration.

Green valley or valley of the Danes.

Free from envy.

From the country or nation.

Desired or longed for.

Beloved or the white one.

Divine, heavenly, or of the goddess.

Son of Diego.

A diminutive form meaning 'powerful ruler' or 'strong ruler'.

Beloved or well-loved.

Supplanter; one who replaces another.

Warrior of the people or folk warrior.

Ruler of the people or folk leader.

Given by God.

Born of Zeus or divine birth.

Of Zeus or divine.

Thought of Zeus or divine thought.

Follower of Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture.

A rare Irish name of uncertain modern usage and meaning.

A small doll or a term of endearment.

A doll or a beloved child.

Sorrows or pains, referring to the suffering of the Virgin Mary.

Belonging to the Lord.

One who belongs to the house or household.

Sunday, derived from the Latin word for the Lord's day.

Belonging to the Lord or of the Lord.

Lord or chief.

World ruler.

World ruler or great chief.

Given by God.

A diminutive form suggesting a small or beloved person.

Brown or dark-haired.

Ruler of the world or brown-haired.

Possibly related to 'dubh' (dark) or a diminutive of Dooley.

Generation or dwelling.

Gift or present.

Gift of God.

Gift of the sea or from Doris.

Gift of God, composed of 'doron' (gift) and 'theos' (God).

Gift of God.

From the place name Dorset or a surname meaning 'from Dorset.'

Gift of God.

Possibly related to 'duh' (spirit) or a diminutive form in Slavic languages.

Dark stream or dark water.

Dark river or dark stream.

Wise or a short form of Andrew, meaning 'strong and manly.'

From the valley, derived from French 'du val.'

Dark or swarthy, derived from the Irish 'dubh.'

Possibly related to a musical instrument or a Slavic diminutive form.

From Dudda's field or clearing.

Dark or swarthy in complexion.

Dark or swarthy in complexion.

Properly or appropriately; in a fitting manner.

Dark warrior or brown warrior.

Of or relating to the Netherlands or its people.

Blond or fair-haired.

Of or from, used as a preposition in surnames and place names.