Da- baby names and what they mean, with 64 results. Da- names are used more often as masculine names. These girl names were at the apex of their popularity 5 decades ago (ADOPTION OF 1.78%) and have become much less popular since (ADOPTION 0.77%, ▼57%), with names like Darla falling out of fashion. The most trendy birth names among these are Davina (#720), Dakota (#247), Dara (#1170), Dayana (#496) and Dahlia (#410), while Dacosta (TOP 4%) and Daum (6%) are popular Da- last names. Here is the list of Da- names for boys.

Da- - Daisy

Da-, var. Davonne, Davonna, Davisha, Dashea¹, Dashay, Dashea², Dashawna, Danisha, Danira¹, Danille, Danique, Daniesha, Danessa, Dameshia
Derivative of American. .. Pronunciation emphasis is on the second .. Danille is commonly occurring (TOP 73%) as a female name.

Dabney, var. Dabny, Dabnie
Stems fr. Old French language. "From Aubigny." Dagney is a marginally prominent birth name.

Dacy¹, Dacie¹, Dacia¹, Dacey¹, Dacee¹, Dacey², Dace
Var. of Candace. From Latin language. "Clarity, whiteness." Dace (compare Degrace, Face) is a common -ace suffix last name.

Dacey³, var. Daisey¹, Daicy, Daicee, Dacy², Dacia², Dacie², Dacee²
From Irish, Gaelic language. "From the south." Dacia and Daisey are more common as girls' names among the variations of Dacey.

Dajah▼, Daijah▼, Daija▼, Dacia³
Var. of Deja. Derived fr. French, Spanish languages. "Already, remembrance." Usage of Daija, Daijah and Dajah as girls' names has dwindled since 1996.

Dacia⁴, var. Daysha
Origin fr. Latin element. .. Dacia was a Roman province which .. Somewhat popular as birth names, Dacia and Daysha are comparable to the conventional Dania.

Dacie³
Var. of Kandace. From Latin element. "Clarity, whiteness." Dacie is unusual as a birth name. See also Docia.

Dada
Root fr. Nigerian word. "Curly-haired." Dada is not in the Top 2000. See also Nada.

Daenerys, var. Dany
Derivative of American element. Character name of a queen known .. Unconventional, with usage of 0.01% for Daenerys and Dany as children's names in 2018, higher than 0.006% a year ago.

Daffodil
Derived fr. Old French word. .. appropriate for a spring baby. Daffodil is uncommon as a baby name.

Dagmar
Derived fr. Scandinavian, Old German languages. "Glorious, day's glory." Adoption of Dagmar was more pronounced in the 1890s.

Dagny, var. Dagne, Dagna
Stems fr. Old Norse element. "New day." Dagna and Dagne are more unique as girls' names among the versions of Dagny.

Dahlia▲, var. Dalla, Dalia, Daleia, Dayha, Dahiana, Dahl
Based on Swedish, Scandinavian elements. "Valley." Dahlia has surged in prominence since 1880-1889.

Dallina, Daline, Dalina, Dahlina
Forms of Adeline. Derived fr. Old German word. "Noble." Dahlina, Dalina, etc. are not Top 2000 names.

Dahnya, Dahna
Var. of Donna. Derivative of Italian language. "Lady." Not Top 2000 names.

Dai
Derivative of Japanese. "Great." Dai is uncommon as a given name, appearing often (TOP 7%) as a surname. Cross-gender use.

Dayanira, Daianira
Forms of Deyanira. From Spanish, Greek. "Devastating, capable of great destruction." Rare. Daianira, Dayanira, like Daira, Deianeira, end with -ira.

Daina
Derived fr. Hebrew, Latvian, Lithuanian words. "God is my judge; song; melody." Slightly unusual as a birth name nowadays, though Daina still occurs often as a feminine first name. See also Dawne.

Daira, var. Dayeera, Danira², Daeira
Root fr. Spanish, Greek words. "Knowing, informed." Sparing use. Daira and variants are not listed in the US Demographics.

Daisy▼, var. Daysi, Daizy, Dasie, Daisie, Daisey², Daisi, Daisee
Source fr. Old English element. "Day's eye." Somewhat common as children's names, Dasie, Daisy, etc. are similar to the common Casie.