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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dajana | f | Turkish | The first name Dajana is a Germanized form of Diana, known from Roman mythology |
| Dalja | f | Latin | Dalja is a form of Dalia, which is derived from Gedaliah, a biblical name |
| Damian-Di | m | Greek | The name Damian-Di is a male double name with roots in Ancient Greek |
| Damian-Maximilian | m | Latin | Damian-Maximilian is a double name combining Damian ("the conqueror") and Maximilian ("… |
| Damian-Stephan | m | French | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Damian-Vitus | m | English | Damian-Vitus is a double name combining Damian ("the conqueror") and Vitus ("the living… |
| Damon-Noah | m | English | This name carries the meaning 'divine being that brings peace' |
| Dan | u | Chinese | Dan is an English short form of the name Daniel (Dānīēl), which has a traditional Hebre… |
| Daniel-Leon | m | the versatile name | |
| Daniela | f | Italian | The name Daniela, as the feminine variant of Daniel, means 'God judges' or 'God is my j… |
| Daniela-Katharina | f | Greek | Currently, we have no information about the meaning |
| Danjo | m | Danjo is regarded as a masculine first name and is a diminutive of Daniel, a traditiona… | |
| Darcy | u | Latin | Darcy is a female name in German-speaking countries, while it is often considered male … |
| Darvin | m | English | Darvin is a variant of the name Darwin and originates from the Old English Deorwine |
| Dastin | m | English | Dastin is a Germanized form of the name Dustin, which in turn comes from the Old Norse … |
| David-Christian | m | Hebrew | The meaning of the name David comes from Hebrew and means 'the beloved' |
| David-Leander | m | The name David-Leander is associated with the role of the patron saint of single mothers | |
| Dawin | m | English | Dawin is a masculine first name that is regarded as a spelling variant of Davin, which … |
| Debora | f | Hebrew | The name Debora, a form of the Hebrew name Deborah, means 'the bee' and has biblical ro… |
| Deborah-Denise | f | American | Deborah-Denise serves as a long form of Debby |
| Deinert | m | German | The name Deinert, which also exists as a surname, originally comes from the surname Deg… |
| Delmo | m | English | Delmo is a short form of the name Delmore and is also regarded as a variant of Elmo |
| Denis | m | Greek | Denis is the French form of Dionysius and means 'the one dedicated to Dionysus' |
| Denise-Annette | f | French | Denise-Annette is a double name combining Denise ("the one dedicated to Dionysus") and … |
| Denise-Sophie | f | English | Denise-Sophie is a double name combining Denise ("the one dedicated to Dionysus") and S… |
| Destiny-Rose | f | Latin | The meaning of Destiny-Rose arises from its components: 'Destiny' stands for 'destiny' … |
| Detlef-Leo | m | Latin | Detlef-Leo is a double name combining Detlef ("son of the people") and Leo ("lion") |
| Diana-Maria | f | American | Diana-Maria is a double name combining Diana ("the goddess") and Maria ("the beloved") |
| Diana-Sophie | f | American | Diana-Sophie is a double name combining Diana ("the goddess") and Sophie ("the wisdom") |
| Dido | f | Latin | Dido is a well-known girl's name in Greek mythology, whose roots are not clearly establ… |
| Dirk-Heinrich | m | Dirk-Heinrich is a double name combining Dirk ("the ruler of the people") and Heinrich … | |
| Dirk-Klaus | m | Dirk-Klaus is a double name combining Dirk ("the ruler of the people") and Klaus ("vict… | |
| Disibod | m | Irish | The name means: ruler of the people |
| Djarmila | f | Djarmila is a rare, modern variant of the name Jarmila, which represents the feminine c… | |
| Domenick | m | Latin | Domenick is an English form of the name Dominik, which has its roots in the Latin Domin… |
| Domenik | m | Latin | The first name Domenik, a German variant of Dominik, traces back to Dominicus and has i… |
| Domina | f | Latin | Domina, a female first name, is a derivative of the name Domino and is often seen as a … |
| Dominick | m | Latin | Dominick is a form of the name Dominik or Dominic and means 'belonging to the Lord', de… |
| Dominik | m | Latin | The first name Dominik is derived from Dominic and has its origin in the Latin Dominicu… |
| Dore | f | Dore is a short form of Dorothea and is also used as a variant of Dora | |
| Doreah | f | The name Doreah is a derivative of the Greek Dorea, which in turn goes back to the girl… | |
| Doreen | f | American | The name Doreen is an English derivative of Dora, which goes back to Dorothea or Dorothy |
| Dorena | f | English | Dorena is a form of the feminine names Doreen and Dorina, which are derived from Dora, … |
| Dorett | f | The first name Dorett is the German variant of the French Dorette, which is considered … | |
| Doria | f | Latin | Doria has different etymological roots |
| Dorika | f | The name Dorika is a development of Dora and has its roots in Dorothea, which goes back… | |
| Dorle | f | Dorle is a short form of Dorothea and Theodora and carries the meaning 'gift of God' | |
| Dorli | f | Dorli is a pet form of the names Dorothea and Theodora and means 'gift of God' | |
| Dorothe | f | Dutch | Dorothe is derived from Dorothea or Dorothee and means 'gift of God', which comes from … |
| Dorothee-Lucia | f | The name means 'gift of God' and refers to the two individual names Dorothee and Lucia | |
| Dörte | f | Dörte is a girl's name that means 'gift of God.' It represents a Low German diminutive … | |
| Dörthe | f | Dörthe is a short form of Dorothea and means 'gift of God.' The roots of the name lie i… | |
| Dörthe-Julia | f | Georgian | Dörthe-Julia is a double name combining Dörthe ("gift of God") and Julia ("the one from… |
| Dota | f | Dota represents a modern abbreviation for Dorothea and derives from the ancient Greek t… | |
| Drees | m | Dutch | The name Drees serves as a Frisian, Low German, and Dutch short form of Andreas and als… |