| Name | Meaning | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Davida | Cherished | Hebrew |
| Davina | cherished | hebrew |
| Davina | Beloved. Feminine of David. | English |
| Davina | Cherished | Hebrew |
| Davinah | Cherished | Hebrew |
| Davine | Beloved. Feminine of David. | English |
| Davinia | Cherished | Hebrew |
| Davinia | Beloved. Feminine of David. | English |
| Davita | Beloved. Feminine of David. | English |
| Davitah | Cherished | Hebrew |
| Davite | Cherished | Hebrew |
| Davonna | Beloved. Feminine of David. | English |
| Davy | Beloved. Feminine of David. | English |
| Davynn | Beloved. Feminine of David. | English |
| Dawn | "Awakening." | anglo |
| Dawn | dawn | english |
| Dawn | Awakening | Anglo-Saxon |
| Dawn | The first appearance of daylight: daybreak. Dawn. | English |
| Dawna | The first appearance of daylight: daybreak. | English |
| Dawne | The first appearance of daylight: daybreak. | English |
| Dawnelle | The first appearance of daylight: daybreak. | English |
| Dawneshia | Combination of Kyeshia (Great joy) and Dawn (Awakening). | Unknown |
| Dawnetta | The first appearance of daylight: daybreak. | English |
| Dawnette | The first appearance of daylight: daybreak. | English |
| Dawnielle | The first appearance of daylight: daybreak. | English |
| Dawnika | The first appearance of daylight: daybreak. | English |
| Dayla | To draw water. | Hebrew |
| Dayle | Lives in the valley. Small valley. | English |
| Dayna | From Denmark. Also a variant of Daniel. | English |
| Dayne | From Denmark. Also a variant of Daniel. | English |
| Daysha | Gift from God. | Unknown |
| Dayshia | Unknown | |
| Daysi | Day’s eye. A flower name. | English |
| Deana | From the valley. Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deanda | Blend of Deanne: (divine) plus variants of Andrea: (masculine) and Sandra: (protector of man.) | English |
| Deandra | Blend of Deanne: (divine) plus variants of Andrea: (masculine) and Sandra: (protector of man.) | English |
| Deandrea | Blend of Deanne: (divine) plus variants of Andrea: (masculine) and Sandra: (protector of man.) | English |
| Deandria | Blend of Deanne: (divine) plus variants of Andrea: (masculine) and Sandra: (protector of man.) | English |
| Deane | From the valley. Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deann | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deanna | From the valley Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deanne | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Dearbhail | True desire | Irish |
| Debbee | Variant of Deborah. | Unknown |
| Debbie | Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges. | Hebrew |
| Debby | Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges. | Hebrew |
| Debora | bee | hebrew |
| Debora | Bee | Hebrew |
| Deborah | Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges. | Hebrew |
| Debra | Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges. | Hebrew |
| Debrah | Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges. | Hebrew |
| Debralee | Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges. | Hebrew |
| Dechtire | meaning unknown | arthurian |
| Dechtire | myth name (a nursemaid) | celtic |
| Dechtire | Mythical nursemaid | Celtic |
| Decla | Feminine form of Declan the name of a saint | Irish |
| Dedre | Sorrowful | Irish |
| Dee | Abbreviation of names beginning with the letter D. | English |
| Deeana | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deeandra | Blend of Deanne: (divine) plus variants of Andrea: (masculine) and Sandra: (protector of man.) | English |
| Deeann | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deeanna | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deedra | Melancholy. A variant of the older name Deirdre In Celtic legend Deirdre died of a broken heart. | Irish |
| Deena | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Defena | From Devonshire | English |
| Deheune | Divine one | Celtic |
| Deianira | myth name (wife of Hercules) | greek |
| Deidra | Melancholy. A variant of the older name Deirdre In Celtic legend Deirdre died of a broken heart. | Irish |
| Deidre | Melancholy. A variant of the older name Deirdre In Celtic legend Deirdre died of a broken heart. | Irish |
| Deiene | Religious holiday | Spanish |
| Deikun | Religious holiday | Spanish |
| Deina | Religious holiday | Spanish |
| Deirdra | Melancholy. A variant of the older name Deirdre In Celtic legend Deirdre died of a broken heart. | Irish |
| Deirdre | sorrowful | celtic |
| Deirdre | ragin | gaelic |
| Deirdre | Sorrowful | Celtic |
| Deja | To have been here before | UK |
| Deka | Somali name meaning "one who pleases." | african |
| Dela eden | Ewe of West Africa unisexual name meaning "savior." | african |
| Dela o kande | Nigerian name for girls born after many males. | african |
| Delanie | Challenger | Irish |
| Delbin | flower | greek |
| Delcine | Sweet | Spanish |
| Delfina | Dolphin. Variant of the thirteenth-century French saint Delphine. | Spanish |
| Delia | myth name | greek |
| Delia | from Delos | romanian |
| Delice | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. | English |
| Delicia | Charming | Spanish |
| Delight | pleasure | french |
| Delight | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. | English |
| Delight | Pleasure or youthful | French |
| Delila | Desired. Languishing. The Biblical Delilah tempted Samson into revealing the secret of his superhuman strength. | Hebrew |
| Delilah | desired | hebrew |
| Delilah | Desired. Languishing. The Biblical Delilah tempted Samson into revealing the secret of his superhuman strength. | Hebrew |
| Delinda | Of beauty | Spanish |
| Delisa | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. | English |
| Delisha | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. | English |
| Delissa | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. | English |
| Delit | Pleasure | French |
| Deliza | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. | English |
| Dell | Noble. | German |
| Dell | Noble. | English |
| Della | bright | german |
| Della | Noble. | English |
| Della | Bright. Noble. | German |
| Delma | Noble protector. | German |
| Delma | Of the sea | Spanish |
| Delmar | Of the sea | Spanish |
| Delmara | Of the sea | Spanish |
| Delmare | of the sea | french |
| Delmare | Of the sea | French |
| Delmi | Noble protector. | German |
| Delmira | Noble protector. | German |
| Delmy | Noble protector. | German |
| Delora | Variant of Dolores meaning sorrows. | English |
| Delores | Variant of Dolores meaning sorrows. | English |
| Deloris | Variant of Dolores meaning sorrows. | English |
| Delphia | Dolphin. Variant of the thirteenth-century French saint Delphine. | Spanish |
| Delphina | Little Flower: Dolphin. | Greek |
| Delphine | from Delphi | greek |
| Delphine | A thirteenth-century French saint. | French |
| Delta | born fourth | greek |
| Delyssa | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. | English |
| Demas | popular | greek |
| Demelza | Fortified. A place name in Cornwall. | English |
| Demetria | myth name (goddess of the harvest) | greek |
| Demi | name taken from heraldry | french |
| Demi | Abbreviation of Demetria – the mythological goddess of corn and harvest. | English |
| Dena | from the valley | english |
| Dena | avenged | hebrew |
| Dena | Avenged | Hebrew |
| Dena | Valley | Native American |
| Dena | Combination of Deana: (divine) and Dina: (from the valley: avenged). | English |
| Dendera | from Dendera | egyptian |
| Dene | Combination of Deana: (divine) and Dina: (from the valley: avenged). | English |
| Deneen | Combination of Deana: (divine) and Dina: (from the valley: avenged). | English |
| Denelle | God is my judge. | American |
| Denia | Combination of Deana: (divine) and Dina: (from the valley: avenged). | English |
| Denica | Combination of Deana: (divine) and Dina: (from the valley: avenged). | English |
| Denice | Feminine of Denis or Denys from the Greek name Dionysus. | French |
| Deniece | Feminine of Denis from the Greek name Dionysus. | French |
| Denisa | Feminine of Denis from the Greek name Dionysus. | Spanish |
| Denise | feminine form of Denys (named for the god of wine) | french |
| Denise | Feminine of Denis from the Greek name Dionysus. | French |
| Denisha | Feminine of Denis from the Greek name Dionysus. | French |
| Denissa | Feminine of Denis from the Greek name Dionysus. | French |
| Denisse | Feminine of Denis from the Greek name Dionysus. | French |
| Denni | Combination of Deana: (divine) and Dina: (from the valley: avenged). | English |
| Dennise | Feminine of Denis from the Greek name Dionysus. | French |
| Denyse | Feminine of Denis from the Greek name Dionysus. | French |
| Deoch | myth name (a princess of Munster) | celtic |
| Deoch | Mythical princess of Munster | Celtic |
| Deon? | Unknown | |
| Deona | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deondra | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deonna | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Deonne | Variant of Diana meaning divine. | English |
| Dereka | Gifted ruler. Modern feminine of Derek. | English |
| Derforgal | Servant of Dervor | Irish |
| Derforgala | Servant of Dervor | Irish |
| Derica | Gifted ruler. Modern feminine of Derek. | English |
| Dericka | Gifted ruler. Modern feminine of Derek. | English |
| Derora | free | hebrew |
| Derora | Free | Hebrew |
| Derorice | Free | Hebrew |
| Derorit | Free | Hebrew |
| Derrica | Gifted ruler. Modern feminine of Derek. | English |
| Derry | Oak grove. | Irish |
| Derval | True desire | Irish |
| Dervilia | True desire | Irish |
| Dervla | True desire | Irish |
| Dervorgilla | Servant of Dervor | Irish |
| Desanka | Australian | |
| Desarae | Variant of Desiree meaning The one desired. | French |
| Desaree | Variant of Desiree meaning The one desired. | French |
| Desideria | Desired | French |
| Desideria | Desire | Spanish |
| Desilyn | Unknown | |
| Desirae | Variant of Desiree meaning The one desired. | French |
| Desirat | Desired | French |
| Desire | Variant of French Desiree. | English |
| Desire | Desired | French |
| Desiree | desired | french |
| Desiree | The one desired. | French |
| Desirey | Unknown | |
| Desma | oath | greek |
| Desmona | unlucky | greek |
| Desta | Amharic of Ethiopia unisexual name meaning "joy, happiness." | african |
| Destanee | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | English |
| Destanee | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | French |
| Destina | Certain fortune: fate. | Spanish |
| Destine | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | English |
| Destine | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | French |
| Destinee | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | French |
| Destinee | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | English |
| Destini | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | English |
| Destini | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | French |
| Destinie | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | English |
| Destinie | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | French |
| Destiny | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | English |
| Destiny | Certain fortune: fate. The mythological Greek god of fate. | French |
| Desyre | Variant of French Desiree. | English |
| Dete | meaning unknown. | swiss |
| Deva | Divine; myth name. DEVI | hindi |
| Deva | superior | indian |
| Deva | Divine one | Celtic |
| Devaki | black | indian |
| Devamatar | myth name (mother of the gods) | indian |
| Devan | Divine. | French |
| Devan | Divine. | English |
| Devana | Divine. | English |
| Devana | Divine. | French |
| Devaney | Dark-haired. | Irish |
| Devanie | Dark-haired. Poet | Irish |
| Devanna | Divine. | English |
| Devanna | Divine. | French |
| Devansha | Eternal part of God. | Indian |
| Devany | Dark-haired. | Irish |
| Devayani | myth name (daughter of Shukra) | indian |
| Devenny | Dark-haired. | Irish |
| Devent | Bard | Irish |
| Devera | Task | Spanish |
| Devery | Bee. Variant of Deborah. | Hebrew |
| Devi | Bee. Variant of Deborah. | Hebrew |
| Devika | From the mythological Hindu Devi. "Little goddess." | hindi |
| Devin | Divine. | English |
| Devin | Divine. | French |
| Devinee | Dark-haired. | Irish |
| Devnet | Bard | Irish |
| Devon | The name of a beautiful farming county in England. | English |
| Devona | "Protector." | anglo |
| Devona | from Devonshire | english |
| Devona | Divine. From Devonshire | English |
| Devona | Divine. | French |
| Devona | Divine one | Celtic |
| Devona | Protector | Anglo-Saxon |
| Devondra | Divine. | French |
| Devondra | Divine. | English |
| Devonna | Divine. From Devonshire | English |
| Devonna | Divine. | French |
| Devonne | Divine. | English |
| Devonne | Divine. | French |
| Devony | Dark-haired. | Irish |
| Devora | Bee. Variant of Deborah. | Hebrew |
| Devorah | Bee. Variant of Deborah. | Hebrew |
| Devoria | Bee | Hebrew |
| Devra | Bee. Variant of Deborah. | Hebrew |
| Devri | Bee. Variant of Deborah. | Hebrew |
| Devyn | Divine. | English |
| Devyn | Divine. | French |
| Devyna | From Devonshire | English |
| Devynn | Divine. | English |
| Devynn | Divine. | French |
| Deydrienne | Unknown | |
| Deysi | Day’s eye. A flower name. | English |
| Dezarae | Very much desired. | Unknown |
| Dezba | Navajo name meaning "goes to war." | native |
| Dezirae | Variant of Desiree meaning The one desired. | French |
| Deziree | Variant of Desiree meaning The one desired. | French |
| Dhana | Wealthy DIVYA | hindi |
| Dharani | myth name (earth) | indian |
| Dharma | Law | Unknown |
| Di | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Dia | myth name (daughter of Eineus) | greek |
| Dia | Day | Spanish |
| Diahann | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Diahna | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Diamanda | Of high value: brilliant. The precious diamond stone. | English |
| Diamanta | diamond | french |
| Diamanta | Diamond | French |
| Diamante | Of high value: brilliant. The precious diamond stone. | English |
| Diamond | Of high value: brilliant. The precious diamond stone. | English |
| Diamonique | Of high value: brilliant. The precious diamond stone. | English |
| Diamontina | Of high value: brilliant. The precious diamond stone. | English |
| Dian | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Diana | divine | romanian |
| Diana | From the Greek goddess of the moon | French |
| Dianda | Blend of Deanne: (divine) plus variants of Andrea: (masculine) and Sandra: (protector of man.) | English |
| Diandra | Blend of Deanne: (divine) plus variants of Andrea: (masculine) and Sandra: (protector of man.) | English |
| Diandra | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Diandre | Blend of Deanne: (divine) plus variants of Andrea: (masculine) and Sandra: (protector of man.) | English |
| Diane | from the Greek goddess of the moon | french |
| Diane | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Greek goddess of the moon. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Dianna | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Diannah | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Dianne | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Diantha | Modern blend of Diana: (divine huntress) and Anthea: (flower) | English |
| Dianthe | flower | greek |
| Dibe | Navajo name meaning " sheep." | native |
| Dice | myth name (justice) | greek |
| Dido | myth name (queen of Carthage who killed herself) | greek |
| Didrika | folk rule | german |
| Didrika | Folk rule | German |
| Diedre | Melancholy. A variant of the older name Deirdre In Celtic legend Deirdre died of a broken heart. | Irish |
| Diega | Feminine form of Diego supplanter | Spanish |
| Diep | leaves; type of trees that have red flowers | vietnamese |
| Diera | "From Diera." | anglo |
| Diera | From Diera | Anglo-Saxon |
| Dierdre | Sorrowful | Irish |
| Digna | Worthy | Spanish |
| Dina | Avenged Judged and vindicated. In the bible Dinah was Jacob’s only daughter. | Hebrew |
| Dina | Form of Hebrew Dinah. Judged and vindicated. In the bible Dinah was Jacob’s only daughter. | Spanish |
| Dina | From the valley | English |
| Dinah | Avenged or Judged and vindicated. In the bible Dinah was Jacob’s only daughter. | Hebrew |
| Dino | myth name (sister of the Gorgons) | greek |
| Dinora | Judged and vindicated. In the bible Dinah was Jacob’s only daughter. | Hebrew |
| Dinora | Form of Hebrew Dinah. Judged and vindicated. In the bible Dinah was Jacob’s only daughter. | Spanish |
| Dinorah | Judged and vindicated. In the bible Dinah was Jacob’s only daughter. | Hebrew |
| Diona | follower of Dionysius | romanian |
| Diona | From the sacred spring. The mythological Dione was wife to Zeus and mother of Aphrodite. | English |
| Diondra | From the sacred spring. The mythological Dione was wife to Zeus and mother of Aphrodite. | English |
| Dione | myth name (mother of Aphrodite) | greek |
| Dione | From the sacred spring. The mythological Dione was wife to Zeus and mother of Aphrodite. | English |
| Dionis | From Dionysus god of wine | Spanish |
| Dionisa | From Dionysus god of wine | Spanish |
| Dionna | From the sacred spring. The mythological Dione was wife to Zeus and mother of Aphrodite. | English |
| Dionne | From the sacred spring. The mythological Dione was wife to Zeus and mother of Aphrodite. | English |
| Dionysia | named for Dionysus, god of wine | greek |
| Dior | Related to D’Or meaning golden. | French |
| Diorbhall | Gaelic form of Dorothy (God’s gift) | gaelic |
| Dirce | myth name (killed for abusing children) | greek |
| Dita | rich gift | slavic |
| Dita | Abreviation of Edith. | Spanish |
| Diti | myth name (daughter of Daksha) | indian |
| Diu | tender, gentle, mellow | vietnamese |
| Diva | divine one | celtic |
| Diva | Divine one | Celtic |
| Divone | Divine one | Celtic |
| Divsha | honey | hebrew |
| Divsha | Honey | Hebrew |
| Divshah | Honey | Hebrew |
| Dixie | born tenth | french |
| Dixie | Born tenth | French |
| Dixie | Abbreviation of Richard. In the USA Dixie refers to the French word for ten: also to the southern states below the Mason- Dixon line. | English |
| Doan vien | happy reunion | vietnamese |
| Doanna | American compound of Dorothy and Anna | English |
| Doba | Navajo name meaning " no war." | native |
| Dohtor | "Daughter." | anglo |
| Dohtor | Daughter | Anglo-Saxon |
| Doireann | Sullen | Irish |
| Doli | Navajo name meaning " bluebird." | native |
| Dolie | A popular Somali name, meaning unknown. | african |
| Dollie | Variant of the Greek Dorothy meaning Gift of God. | English |
| Dolly | Variant of the Greek Dorothy meaning Gift of God. | English |
| Dolores | Sorrows. A reference to the Virgin Mary as Mary of the sorrows. | Spanish |
| Dolorita | Full of sorrows | Spanish |
| Domenica | Of the Lord. | Spanish |
| Domenique | Of the Lord. Variant of Dominic. | French |
| Dominga | Born on Sunday. Of the Lord. | Spanish |
| Dominica | Name of a saint | Irish |
| Dominica | Of the Lord. | Spanish |
| Dominique | feminine form of Dominic (born on Sunday) | french |
| Dominique | lord | romanian |
| Dominique | Of the Lord. Variant of Dominic. | French |
| Don | "Mother goddess." | anglo |
| Don | Mother goddess | Anglo-Saxon |
| Dona | lady | italian |
| Dona | Lady. Respectful title and female equivalent of Don. | Spanish |
| Donalda | rules all | gaelic |
| Donata | gift | italian |
| Doncia | see Adoncia. DORBETA | spanish |
| Donella | dark-haired elfin girl | celtic |
| Donella | Dark – haired elfin girl | Celtic |
| Donelle | Feminine form of Donal rules the world | Irish |
| Dong | winter | vietnamese |
| Donia | dark-skinned | celtic |
| Donia | Dark – skinned | Celtic |
| Donita | Gift | Latin |
| Donna | Lady | Italian |
| Donnell | Scottish | |
| Donnitta | Unknown | |
| Donoma | Omaha name meaning " sight of the sun." DYANI | native |
| Doon | From Doon | Irish |
| Dora | gift | greek |
| Dorbeta | Reference to the Virgin Mary | Spanish |
| Dorcas | gazelle | greek |
| Dorcey | Dark. Variant of Darcy. | English |
| Dordie | divine gift | greek |
| Dore | Blonde | French |
| Doreen | moody | celtic |
| Doreen | sullen | gaelic |
| Doreen | beautiful | greek |
| Doreen | Moody | Celtic |
| Doreen | Blonde | French |
| Doreen | Sullen | Irish |
| Doreena | Moody | Celtic |
| Dorene | blonde | french |
| Dorene | Blonde | French |
| Dorika | Hungarian form of Dorothy (God’s gift) | hungarian |
| Dorina | brooding; gilded | romanian |
| Dorinda | beautiful gift | greek |
| Dorine | Blonde | French |
| Doris | of the sea | greek |
| Dorise | Loving | Unknown |
| Dorit | Variant of the Greek Dorothy meaning Gift of God. | English |
| Doro | Variant of the Greek Dorothy meaning Gift of God. | English |
| Dorotea | Finnish form of Dorothy (God’s gift) | finnish |
| Dorotea | Spanish form of Dorothy gift from God | Spanish |
| Doroteia | Spanish form of Dorothy gift from God | Spanish |
| Dorotha | Variant of the Greek Dorothy meaning Gift of God. | English |
| Dorothea | Danish form of Dorothy (God’s gift) | danish |
| Dorothee | Variant of the Greek Dorothy meaning Gift of God. | English |
| Dorothy | a vision | greek |
| Dorothy | Gift of God | Greek |
| Dorsey | Dark. Variant of Darcy. | English |
| Dortha | Variant of the Greek Dorothy meaning Gift of God. | English |
| Dory | Blonde | French |
| Dottie | Variant of the Greek Dorothy meaning Gift of God. | English |
| Downeti | Bard | Irish |
| Downett | Bard | Irish |
| Draguta | meaning unknown | romanian |
| Dreama | Unknown | Unknown |
| Dreena | Short form of Alexandrina. | Spanish |
| Drew | Abbreviation of Andrew. Modern actress Drew Barrymore. | Scottish |
| Drina | Defender of mankind. Feminine of Alexander. | English |
| Drina | Short form of Alexandrina. | Spanish |
| Drisana | myth name (the sun’s daughter) | indian |
| Drishti | Sight | Hindu |
| Drusilla | Sturdy | Latin |
| Dryope | myth name (a nymph) | greek |
| Duana | Feminine of Duane. Dark | Irish |
| Duayna | Feminine of Duane. | Irish |
| Dubhain | Dark | Irish |
| Dubheasa | Dark beauty | Irish |
| Duci | wealthy gift | hungarian |
| Duena | Chaperon | Spanish |
| Duha | forenoon | arabic |
| Dukine | Sweet | Spanish |
| Dukinea | Sweet | Spanish |
| Dulce | Sweet | Spanish |
| Dulcina | Sweet | Spanish |
| Dulcinea | Sweet | Spanish |
| Dulcinia | Sweet | Spanish |
| Dumitra | from Demeter | romanian |
| Dummonia | meaning unknown | arthurian |
| Durandana | legend name | french |
| Dustee | Nickname. | English |
| Dusti | Nickname. | English |
| Dustie | “Caring, beautiful” | Unknown |
| Dusty | Nickname. | English |
| Duvessa | Dark beauty | Irish |
| Dyana | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Dyani | Deer | Native American |
| Dyann | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Dyanna | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness: often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. | French |
| Dylin | Unknown | |
| Dyllan | Born from waves | Welsh |
| Dymphna | little poet | gaelic |
| Dymphna | Bard | Irish |
| Dympna | Name of a saint | Irish |
| Dynah | Judged and vindicated. In the bible Dinah was Jacob’s only daughter. | Hebrew |
| Eacnung | "Bears children." | anglo |
| Eacnung | Bears children | Anglo-Saxon |
| Eada | Wealthy | English |
| Eadaion | joyous friendship | german |
| Eadaion | Joyous friendship | German |
| Eadda | wealthy | english |
| Eadda | Wealthy | English |
| Eadgyth | Wife of Edward the Confessor | anglo |
| Eadgyth | Wife of Edward the Confessor | Anglo-Saxon |
| Eadgyth | Happy warfare | English |
| Eadignes | "Bliss." | anglo |
| Eadignes | Bliss | Anglo-Saxon |
| Eadlin | Princess | Anglo-Saxon |
| Eadmund | Rich benefactress | English |
| Eadwine | wealthy friend | english |
| Eadwine | Wealthy friend | English |
| Ealasaid | devoted to God | gaelic |
| Ealga | Noble | Irish |
| Eara | From the east | Scottish |
| Earie | From the east | Scottish |
| Earlena | Noble woman | English |
| Earlena | Shield | Spanish |
| Earlene | noblewoman | english |
| Earlene | Noble woman | English |
| Earlene | Shield | Spanish |
| Earlina | Noble woman | English |
| Earlina | Shield | Spanish |
| Earline | Noble woman. Feminine of Earl | English |
| Earna | Eagle | English |
| Earnestyna | Serious | English |
| Earric | Powerful | English |
| Eartha | worldly | english |
| Eartha | Worldly | English |
| Eartha | The earth. | German |
| Earwine | friend of the sea | english |
| Earwine | Friend of the sea | English |
| Earwyn | Friend of the sea | English |
| Earwyna | Friend of the sea | English |
| Easter | Myth name (goddess of the dawn).Variant, Eostre, exists. | anglo |
| Easter | born at Easter | english |
| Easter | Goddess of the dawn | Anglo-Saxon |
| Easter | Born at Easter | English |
| Eastre | Born at Easter | English |
| Eathelin | Noble waterfall | English |
| Eathellreda | Noble maiden | English |
| Eathelyn | Noble waterfall | English |
| Eavan | Fair | Irish |
| Ebba | strength | danish |
| Ebba | flowing tide | english |
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please find the meaning and origin. thank you