Names beginning with the letter D, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,548 names
8,548 names
Arabic
Rayan is a unisex Arabic name written ريّان and listed as an alternate transcription of Rayyan. Rayan Noor Hammoud has a soft, bright sound, with Rayan carrying the verified Arabic form and Noor and Hammoud giving the full name a distinctly Arabic family-name style.
Persian
Rayan Parsa is a Persian boy name pairing with a gentle, modern sound. The available source material does not give a verified etymology for Rayan, while Parsa is presented here as part of the child’s Persian name context rather than as a separately sourced meaning claim.
Urdu
Rayan Saif Nizami is a Urdu-friendly Muslim boy name often read as a graceful Arabic-Persian style combination: Rayan or Rayyan is commonly associated with abundance and refreshment, Saif means sword, and Nizami gives a refined family-name feel. Together, it has the sound of a bright, strong, cultured name.
Arabic
Rayan is an Arabic name linked with the meanings "watered, luxuriant" and, through Rayyan, one of the gates of paradise in Islamic tradition. Rayan Samer Hakim has a calm, generous feel, with Rayan carrying the clearest sourced meaning of blessing, abundance, and spiritual reward.
Persian
Rayan is a Persian boy's name meaning "smart," "wise," or "thinker." In Arabic and Islamic usage, Rayan or Rayyan is also understood as "luxuriant," "well-watered," or "satiated."
Arabic
Rayan Tariq Shami is an Arabic masculine name. Based on the provided sources, the exact meaning of Rayan is not confirmed, while the full name has a clear Arabic style and sound.
Arabic
Rayan is an Arabic name meaning “well-watered,” “luxuriant,” or “satiated,” with a strong association in Islamic tradition with Al-Rayyan, a gate of Jannah. Rayan Zain has a calm, bright, life-giving feel.
Arabic
Rayan Zaki Hamdan is an Arabic boy’s name with a smooth, lyrical sound and a praise-centered family-name ending. Hamdan is explained as “the much praised one” or “the commendable,” from the Arabic root h-m-d, meaning praise.
Urdu
Rayan is an Urdu-friendly form of the Arabic name ريّان, also written Rayyan. The supplied sources identify it as an alternate transcription of Arabic ريّان, with a soft, flowing sound that feels modern and gentle.
Bengali
Rayhan Sami means something close to “fragrant basil, sweet herbs” paired with Sami, a name widely used as a given name. For Bengali Muslim families, Rayhan brings a gentle natural image with Islamic resonance.
Arabic
Rayyan is an Arabic name meaning “well-watered,” “lush,” “fresh,” or “satiated.” In Islamic tradition, Ar-Rayyan is known as a gate of Paradise associated with those who fast.
Urdu
Rayyan Adnan is a graceful Urdu boy name with a soft, flowing sound. Rayyan is commonly loved in Muslim families for its bright spiritual feel, while Adnan gives the name a grounded, classic finish.
Urdu
Rayyan means “watered” or “luxuriant” in Arabic, and it is also linked with the Islamic tradition of Al-Rayyan, one of the gates of paradise. Asad means “lion,” while Farooqi is a family name associated with Urdu-speaking South Asian heritage.
Punjabi
Rayyan means “watered” or “luxuriant” in Arabic, with a fresh, abundant feeling. In Islamic tradition, Rayyan is also the name of one of the gates of paradise.
Urdu
Rayyan is an Arabic and Persian name. In Arabic it means "well-watered," "luxuriant," or "satiated," and in Persian it is associated with being "smart," "wise," or a "thinker."
Urdu
Rayyan means "luxuriant," "well-watered," or "satiated" in Arabic, and is also connected with "smart," "wise," or "thinker" in Persian. Sameer is commonly understood in Urdu naming as a companion or pleasant conversationalist, while Siddiqui is a family name linked to truthfulness.
Urdu
Rayyan is widely used as a Muslim boy name and is commonly understood to mean “well-watered,” “fresh,” or “sated with water.” With Tauqeer and Farooqi, the full name carries a dignified Urdu-Muslim feel: freshness, honor, and family identity.
Urdu
Rayyan Zaeem is an Urdu boy's name with a polished, graceful sound. The provided sources do not verify a literal etymological meaning for the full name, so its meaning should be confirmed with a trusted Urdu or Arabic naming source before use.
Urdu
Rayyan is an Arabic and Persian name. In Arabic, it means “luxuriant,” “well-watered,” or “satiated,” and in Islamic tradition Al-Rayyan is a gate of Paradise connected with fasting.
Arabic
Razan is an Arabic feminine name meaning "dignified," "composed," or "balanced." It comes from the Arabic root r-z-n, tied to poise, self-control, gravity, and sound judgment.
Arabic
Razan Alia Sarraf is an Arabic girl’s name with a graceful, composed sound. The sourced meaning we can verify is Sarraf or al-Sarraf, an Arabic and Persian occupational surname meaning “money changer.”
Arabic
The meaning of Razan Iman Barakat is not confirmed by the supplied source material. It is presented here as an Arabic girl’s name with a graceful, faith-filled sound.
Arabic
Razan is an Arabic girls' name commonly understood as “dignified” or “respected.” Razan Layal Shaaban has a poised, gentle sound, with Razan giving the full name its strongest known meaning.
Arabic
Reem is an Arabic feminine name meaning “gazelle” or “white antelope.” It evokes grace, gentleness, natural beauty, and light-footed elegance.
Arabic
Reem Hanadi Khoury is an Arabic girl’s name. The provided source excerpts do not document a specific meaning for the full name, so its meaning should be treated with care unless a family or linguistic source confirms it.
Arabic
Reem Hanin Qutob is an Arabic girl’s full name. The provided source material does not verify a specific meaning for Reem, Hanin, or Qutob, so the meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Arabic
Reem Samira Sabbagh is an Arabic name combination. The sourced meaning we can confirm is the surname Sabbagh, from Arabic صباغ, meaning “dyer.”
Punjabi
Reetika Gurleen Gill is a Punjabi girl’s name with a gentle, melodic feel. The supplied sources do not verify a fixed etymology for Reetika or Gurleen, so its meaning should be treated as family and community based rather than formally documented here.
Latin
Regina means “queen” in Latin and Italian. It has a regal, polished sound with a long history as a Christian name and a revived classic in England during the 19th century.
Russian
Regina means "queen" in Latin, with the Russian spelling Регина. It feels elegant, clear, and quietly regal without being fussy.
Urdu
Rehan Adeel Gilani is an Urdu Muslim boy name with Arabic and Persianate roots. Rehan is commonly linked with sweet basil, fragrance, or something pleasing, Adeel means just or fair, and Gilani is a family or place-linked surname.
Bengali
Rehan Azad is a Bengali boy's name with a gentle, modern sound. In the supplied sources, Rehan is confirmed as a given name, while a specific meaning is not provided.
Punjabi
Rehan Iqbal Gondal is a Punjabi Muslim boy's name with a clear family and regional feel. The surname Gondal is associated with a Punjabi Jat clan and with ancestral or place-based identity in Punjab, especially in areas of present-day Pakistan.
Punjabi
The provided sources do not give a verified meaning for Rehan or Zorawar. For this page, Rehan Zorawar is treated as a Punjabi boy name with a strong, dignified sound and a meaning that families may wish to confirm through their own linguistic or religious tradition.
Swahili
Rehema is a Swahili girl name meaning “compassion” or “mercy.” It is connected to the Arabic root rahima, which carries the same gentle sense of mercy and kindness.
Punjabi
Rehmatbir Paramjit Chahal is a Punjabi boy's name that can be read as “brave with divine mercy” paired with “supreme victory.” Chahal is a Punjabi surname and gotra, recorded as part of the Arora-Khatri community.
Punjabi
Rehmat means "mercy," with roots in Arabic raḥmat, a word tied to compassion, kindness, and divine grace. Rehmat Noor is a unisex Punjabi name with a soft, spiritual, virtue-name feeling.
Japanese
Rei is a Japanese unisex name with meanings that change by kanji, including “lovely,” “spirit,” “gratitude,” “wise,” “small bell,” and “peak.” It can also be read from Hebrew as “my friend,” “my companion,” or “my shepherd.”
Japanese
Reina is a feminine name with several roots, including Japanese meanings such as “wise” or “beautiful,” depending on the characters used. It also means “queen” in Spanish and is linked with “purity” in Yiddish.
Polish
Remigiusz is the Polish form of Remigius, a Latin name often connected with the idea of an “oarsman” or “rower.” It may also be interpreted through the related sense of “remedy” or “healer.”
Japanese
Ren is a Japanese name most often associated with 蓮, meaning “lotus.” It can also be written with 恋, meaning “romantic love,” or with other kanji pronounced Ren.
Japanese
Rena is a short Japanese girls' name whose meaning depends on the kanji chosen by the family. In sound, it is gentle and clear: reh-nah.
Japanese
Ren is a Japanese name commonly written with the kanji 蓮, meaning "lotus." Ren Amane has a soft, balanced sound, with Ren bringing the clear image of a lotus flower rising cleanly from the water.
Spanish
Renata is the feminine form of Renatus, a Late Roman name meaning “reborn” or “born again.” In Spanish, it is pronounced /re.ˈna.ta/ and carries a graceful sense of renewal, fresh beginnings, and spiritual new life.
Latin
Renata is a feminine name of Latin origin, from Renatus, traditionally understood as “reborn.” Renata Guadalupe pairs that renewal meaning with a warmly Spanish, faith-rich style.
Russian
Renata is commonly understood as a form of the Latin name Renatus, meaning “reborn” or “born again.” Igorevna is a Russian patronymic meaning “daughter of Igor,” and Vinogradova is a Russian family name connected with “grape” or “vineyard.”
Latin
Renata Sofía is a graceful Latin name combination led by Renata, the feminine form of Renatus, meaning “born again.” It carries a gentle feeling of renewal, strength, and a fresh beginning.
Portuguese
Renato is a Portuguese and Italian masculine name derived from the Latin Renatus, traditionally understood as “reborn” or “born again.” Renato Miguel Silveira has a steady Lusophone sound: warm, classic, and easy to say in Portuguese-speaking families.
Spanish
René means “reborn” or “born again,” from the Latin name Renatus through French usage. René Martín Cabrera brings together a French and Spanish-friendly first name with the Spanish surname Cabrera.
Japanese
Rento Hayate is a Japanese boy name pairing a modern, crisp-sounding Rento with Hayate, a name written as 颯 and meaning “sudden” or “sound of the wind.” Together, it has a quick, airy, energetic feel.
