Italian Names starting with “D”

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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
DaciafLatinDacia is the feminine variant of the Roman name Dacio, which comes from Dacius
DacianomLatinThe name means 'from Dacia'
DafnefItalianDafne is the Italian and Spanish variant of the Ancient Greek name Daphne (Δάφνη) with …
DalmafLatinDalma is a short form of the name Dalmatia
DalmaziomLatinThe name has its origin in Dalmatia
Damian-VitusmEnglishDamian-Vitus is a double name combining Damian ("the conqueror") and Vitus ("the living…
DamianafItalianDamiana is the Italian feminine form of the name Damian and originally derives from the…
DanielafItalianThe name Daniela, as the feminine variant of Daniel, means 'God judges' or 'God is my j…
Daniela-GiovannamItalianDaniela-Giovanna is a double name combining Daniela ("God judges") and Giovanna ("God i…
Daniela-MariafGreekDaniela-Maria is a double name combining Daniela ("God judges") and Maria ("the beloved")
DaniellafEnglishThe name Daniella represents the Italian version of Daniela and is the feminine counter…
DanilomHebrewThe name Danilo, an Italian and Slavic variant of the biblical Daniel, carries the mean…
DantemLatinDante is a traditional Italian first name that is considered a short form of the late L…
Dara-BellafItalianDara-Bella is a double name combining Dara ("the oak") and Bella ("the beautiful one")
DariomPersianDario, a Southern European derivative of Darius, means 'possessing goodness'
Dario-GinomItalianDario-Gino is a double name combining Dario ("possessing goodness") and Gino ("the famo…
DavidemFrenchDavide, a male first name, is the Italian derivation of David, which is a widely used f…
Davina-ShakirafArabicDavina (biblical-English) and Shakira (Arabic) - See also the separate entries for Davi…
DaviomItalianDavio is, as mentioned, a modified form of David and has its origin in the biblical Heb…
DeborafHebrewThe name Debora, a form of the Hebrew name Deborah, means 'the bee' and has biblical ro…
Deborah-DenisefAmericanDeborah-Denise serves as a long form of Debby
DehliafEnglishDehlia is a variant of Delia and is associated with the Greek goddess Artemis
DeianirafGreekDeianira is a Latinized form of the Greek name Deianeira, which is interpreted in Germa…
Delano-JoelmItalianCurrently, no information is available regarding the meaning
DeliafEnglishThe first name Delia originates from Greek mythology and is regarded as an epithet of t…
DeliomItalianThe name Delio, which is common in both Italian and Spanish, has its origins in Greek m…
DemetrafGreekThe name Demetra is a feminine form that comes from Greek and carries the meaning 'belo…
DemetriafItalianDemetria derives from Demetrius, the Latinized form of the Ancient Greek Demetrios (Δημ…
DeodatafLatinThe meaning of Deodata is rooted in Latin and can be translated as 'given by God' or 'g…
DesideriafLatinThe first name Desideria is derived from Desiderius and has meanings such as 'the desir…
DesideriomLatinDesiderio is the Romance form of the name Desiderius
Despina-MarinafGreekThe name stands for 'the ruler' and refers to both Despina and Marina
DhonnafItalianA variant of the name Donna, which means 'woman.'
DiamantinafGreekDiamantina is the Italian girl's name that traces back to the Greek name Diamantis (Δια…
DiandromItalianDiandro, a masculine first name, is a form of Andro in the Italian, Spanish, and Portug…
Diego-AlejandromGreekDiego-Alejandro is a double name combining Diego ("the holy James") and Alejandro ("the…
Dilara-AlessiafItalianDilara-Alessia is a double name combining Dilara ("the one who adorns the heart") and A…
DilettafLatinThe first name Diletta comes from Italian and literally means "the Preferred," "the Est…
DinomArabicDino is regarded as an independent short form of Italian names ending in '-dino' or '-t…
DiodatomLatinThe name Diodato has its origins in Latin and is a male first name
DionisiomItalianThe name Dionisio, in the variants Dionísio and Dionysius, is derived from the ancient …
DioskormItalianThe name has its etymological roots in Italian
DipanamItalian"the untangling", "the one who untangles"
DivinafLatinThe first name Divina has its roots in the Latin and Old English language areas
DiviniafLatinThe name Divinia has Italian origins and means 'the Divine', 'the Heavenly', 'the Pious…
DizianomItalianThe name originates from Italian
DjanimItalianThe name Djani is a Croatian short form of Giovanni and is derived from the biblical Jo…
DocelinafItalianstarry sky
DolciafItalianthe sweetness
DomenicafLatinThe name Domenica is derived from the Latin word Dominicus, which means 'belonging to t…
DomenicomLatinDomenico is the Italian form of the name Dominicus and can be directly translated as "t…
DominifLatinDomini is a short form of Dominica, the female form of the Latin first name Dominicus
DominiafLatinDominia is a feminine form of the name Dominica, the Italian variant of the Latin origi…
DomitillafLatinDomitilla is an Italian diminutive of the name Domitia, which is derived from the ancie…
DomizianafLatinDomiziana is the Italian feminine form of Domiziano, which appears as Domitianus in Rom…
DomizianomLatinDomiziano, an Italian variation of Domitius, was originally used as a nickname Domitian…
DonafCelticDona is a feminine short form of the name Donald and originates from the Scottish Gaeli…
DonatafLatinDonata is the feminine Italian variant of the name Donatus
DonatellafLatinDonatella, an Italian diminutive of Donata, means 'the gift of God', 'the one gifted by…
DonatellomLatinDonatello is a diminutive form of the Italian Donato
DonatomLatinDonato is the Italian form of the Latin name Donatus and stands for "the (gifted by God…
DonisafGreekThe name Donisa, a variant of Denisa, is derived from Denis and has its roots in Dionysius
DonnafItalianDonna is a first name commonly used in the English language that has Italian roots
DonofriomItalianThe meaning derives from 'dono' for 'owner' and 'frio' for 'cold', which together means…
DorellyfAmericanstar flower
DoroteafItalianDorotea is the feminine form of Dorothea and carries the meaning 'gift of God'
Dörthe-JuliafGeorgianDörthe-Julia is a double name combining Dörthe ("gift of God") and Julia ("the one from…
DurantemLatinDurante, a masculine name from Late Latin, can be translated into English as 'the endur…

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