D baby names and what they mean, with 199 results. The trendier girl names in this list are Dakota (#247), Davina (#720), Delilah (#94), Demi (#395) and Dior (#792), while Deng (TOP 5%) and Dinh (2%) are familiar D- last names. Here is the list of D- names for boys.

Da- - Dale

Da-, var. Davonne, Davonna, Davisha, Dashea¹, Dashea², Dashay, Dashawna, Danira¹, Danisha, Danique, Danille, Danessa, Daniesha, Dameshia
Derived fr. American. .. Pronunciation emphasis is on the second .. Danille is commonly occurring (UPPER 73%) as a women's name.

Dabney, var. Dabny, Dabnie
Origin fr. Old French. "From Aubigny." Dagney is a moderately common kid's name.

Dacy¹, Dacie¹, Dacia¹, Dacey¹, Dacey², Dacee¹, Dace
Forms of Candace. Stems fr. Latin language. "Clarity, whiteness." Dace (UPPER 20%), comparable to Dance (UPPER 7%), Delice (41%), is a popular -ce suffix last name.

Dacey³, var. Deyci, Daisey¹, Daicy, Dacy², Daicee, Dacie², Dacia², Dacee²
Stems fr. Irish, Gaelic word. "From the south." Daisey (TOP 55%) and Dacia (73%) are commonly occurring female names.

Dacia³, var. Daysha
Stems fr. Latin. .. Dacia was a Roman province which .. Used somewhat widely as baby names, Dacia and Daysha are comparable to the popular Dalia.

Dacie³
Var. of Kandace. Derived fr. Latin word. "Clarity, whiteness." Dacie is uncommon as a girls' name. See also Dacey.

Dada
Derived fr. Nigerian. "Curly-haired." Dada is uncommon as a baby name. See also Dodi.

Daenerys, var. Dany
Derivative of American element. Character name of a queen known .. Daenerys is popular as a baby name among these versions.

Daffodil
Source fr. Old French. .. appropriate for a spring baby. Not in Top 2000.

Dagmar
Derivative of Scandinavian, Old German elements. "Glorious, day's glory." Dagmar is common (TOP 60%) as a women's name.

Dagny, var. Dagne, Dagna
Derivative of Old Norse word. "New day." Somewhat common as birth names, Dagny, Dagna, etc. are similar to the common Dayna.

Dahlia▲, var. Dalla¹, Dalia, Daleia, Dahl, Dayha, Dahiana
Based on Swedish, Scandinavian languages. "Valley." Dahlia and Dalia were Top birth names in 2018.

Delyne, Delly, Dellina, Delina, Deline, Dallina, Daline, Dahlina, Dalina¹
Forms of Adeline. Source fr. Old German. "Noble." Dahlina, Dalina, Daline, Dallina and Deline are more unique as birth names among the versions of Adeline.

Dai
Based on Japanese. "Great." Not frequently used as a baby name, Dai exists more often as a surname. Also used for boys.

Daina
Derived fr. Hebrew, Latvian, Lithuanian. "God is my judge; song; melody." Daina is conventional (UPPER 77%) as a women's name. See also Drina.

Daira, var. Dayeera, Danira², Daeira
From Spanish, Greek words. "Knowing, informed." Dayeera and variants are barely found as female names.

Daisy▼, var. Deysi, Deyse, Daysi, Dasie, Daizy, Daisie, Daisi, Daisee, Daisey²
Origin fr. Old English element. "Day's eye." Adoption of Daisi and forms was more pronounced among parents a century ago and is now diminished, with Daisy becoming less stylish.

Dakota▲, var. Dakotah, Dakoda
Stems fr. Native American Indian. "Friend, ally." Dakota was a Top birth name in 2018.

Dalenna¹, Dalanna
Forms of Madeline. Origin fr. Hebrew language. "Woman from Magdala." Uncommon as baby names, but Dalanna and Dalenna are similar to the more familiar Dalene.

Dale▼, var. Dayle, Dayla, Daly, Dalina², Dalla², Dalenna², Dalene, Daile, Dalena, Dail, Daelyn, Dael
Source fr. Old English word. "Valley." Dale (UPPER 1%), Daly (1%), Dail (6%), Dalena (57%) and Dalla (64%) exist commonly as last names.