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Boy Names Starting with Do-
Do- baby names and what they mean, with 38 results. These boy names were at the height of their popularity during the years 1930-1939 (ADOPTION OF 3.5%) and have become significantly less conventional since (ADOPTION 0.5%, ▼85.8%), with names such as Don becoming somewhat dated. Dorian (#521) and Dominic (#75) are two of the more fashionable baby names among these, while Dorton (TOP 7%) and Dolin (9%) are familiar Do- last names. Here is the list of Do- names for girls.
Doane - Dontae
Doane, var. Doan
Source fr. Old English word. "Low, rolling hills." Popular as last names, and Doane (TOP 3%) is similar to popular -ane surnames Deane (TOP 3%), Loane (45%).
Dobbs
Possibly Old English .. Dobbs is rarely used as a boys' name.
Dodge1
Form of Roger. Root fr. Old German language. "Famous spearman." A birth name that is not broadly used, Dodge exists more frequently as a last name. See also Dodds.
Dodge2, var. Dodgson, Dodds, Dod
Derivative of Old English word. May be related to Roger .. Dodge, Dodgson, etc. were not among 2018's Top names.
Doherty, var. Douherty, Dougherty, Docherty
Source fr. Irish, Gaelic word. "Harmful." Doherty (TOP 1%), Dougherty (1%) and Docherty (13%) exist regularly as surnames.
Dolan
Root fr. Irish, Gaelic language. "Dark; bold; black-haired." Less common today. Dolan was last found in 1930-1939 in the Top 2000. See also Dylon.
Dolphus1, Dolph1, Dolf1
Forms of Adolph. Derived fr. Old German word. "Noble, majestic wolf." Less common today. Dolphus was the variant last recorded (the 1940s) in the Top 2000.
Dolph2, var. Dolphus2, Dollphus, Dollfuss, Dollfus, Dolf2
Source fr. Old German element. Short form of Adolph .. Dolf, Dollfus, Dollfuss and Dollphus are more uncommon as boys' names among the variations of Dolph.
Dolph3
Form of Rudolph. From Old German element. "Famous wolf." Fairly unique as a boys' name, occurring more often as a last name. See also Dolf.
Dominic▲, var. Dominy, Domino1, Dominique▼, Dominik, Dominico, Dominie, Dominick, Domini, Domingo▼, Domenico, Domenique, Domenic▼, Dom
Source fr. Latin. "Lord." Popularly used, with usage of 0.333% for Dominic, Domenico, etc. as baby names in 2018, but lower than 0.363% in 2017.
Domino2
Derivative of Latin language. "Lord, master." Unisex name. Domino, like the similar-sounding Damiano, exists more usually as a surname.
Don▼, var. Donny▼, Donnie▼, Donne, Donnan, Donn
Derivative of English. .. Mythology. Donnan and Donne are more novel as baby names among the forms of Don.
Donahue, var. Donohue, Donohoe, Donahoe
Source fr. Irish, Gaelic element. "Dark fighter." Donahue, Donahoe, etc. were not among 2018's Top names.
Donald▼, var. Donnell1▼
Derived fr. Scottish, Gaelic languages. "Great chief; world mighty." Adoption of Donald and Donnell as birth names in 2018 was down 45.9% compared to a decade ago.
Donato, var. Donzel, Donatus, Donatien, Donatello
Based on Spanish, Italian words. "Given; gift from God." Somewhat popular as birth names, Donato, Donatus, etc. sound like the popular Donte.
Donau
Form of Danube. Geography name .. Dona (UPPER 18%), Donat (15%) are familiar surnames. See also Doan.
Dondre
Form of Dion. Source fr. Greek element. Short form of Dionysius .. Less widespread today. Dondre was last recorded in 1999 in the Top 2000. See also Deandre.
Donnell2▼, var. Donnelly, Donnel, Donell, Donal
Source fr. Scottish, Irish elements. "World mighty; brown-haired fighter." Less widespread today. Donnell was the variation last found (2016) in the Top 2000.
Donovan, var. Donovon, Donoven, Donevon, Donevin, Donavan, Donavon
Based on Irish, Gaelic. "Dark; brown-haired chieftain." Donovan (UPPER 1%), Donavan (19%) and Donavon (55%) occur frequently as last names.
Donte▼, Dontay, Dontae▼
Forms of Dante. Stems fr. Spanish, Italian, Latin. "Lasting, enduring." Donte is in the Top 2000.
Quick Reference
Summary Index of names [and variants] for Do- names for boys.
1. Doane - DontaeDoane [Doan], Dobbs, Roger [Dodge], Dodge [Dod, Dodds, Dodgson], Doherty [Douherty, Docherty, Dougherty], Dolan, Adolph [Dolf, Dolph, Dolphus], Dolph [Dolf, Dolphus, Dollfus, Dollphus, Dollfuss], Rudolph [Dolph], Dominic▲ [Dominy, Domino, Domini, Dominik, Dominie, Dominico, Dominick, Dominique▼, ..], Domino, Don▼ [Donn, Donny▼, Donne, Donnie▼, Donnan], Donahue [Donohue, Donohoe, Donahoe], Donald▼ [Donnell▼], Donato [Donzel, Donatus, Donatien, Donatello], Danube [Donau], Dion [Dondre], Donnell▼ [Donal, Donell, Donnel, Donnelly], Donovan [Donovon, Donoven, Donevon, Donevin, Donavon, Donavan], Dante [Donte▼, Dontay, Dontae▼]
Dontavius [Dontavious], Donte▼ [Dontey, Dontay, Dontae▼, Dontell, Dontaye, Dohntae, Dontrell], Dugan [Doogan, Dougan, Douggan], Dooley, Dor [Dorli, Doram, Doriel], Doran [Dore, Doron, Dorren, Dorran, Dorian▲], Isidore [Dory, Dore, Dorian▲], Dorian▲ [Dore, Dorion, Dorien, Dorryen, Dorrien, Dorrian], Doron [Doran, Doroni], Dorran [Doran, Dorrin, Dorren, Dorrel, Dorrell, Dorrance], Dorsey▼ [Dorsie, Dorsee], Dotson [Dotsen, Dottson], Dougal [Doyle▼, Dougall], Douglas▼ [Doug▼, Douglass], Dov, Dover, Dow [Dowe, Dowan, Dowson], Doyle▼
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