Names beginning with the letter D, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,806 names
8,806 names
Persian
Azar Mehr Asaadi is a Persian unisex name centered on Azar Mehr, a compound of Azar, meaning fire, and Mehr, meaning sun or kindness. The name has a bright, warm feeling tied to Persian cultural heritage and Zoroastrian tradition.
Tamil
Azhagappan is a Tamil masculine name and surname strongly associated with Tamil Nadu, India. A specific literal meaning is not confirmed in the provided sources, so it is safest to describe it by its Tamil cultural origin.
Persian
Azin is a Persian feminine name meaning decorations, ornaments, adornments, jewelry, or ceremonial dress. Azin Noushin Kazemi has an elegant Persian sound, with Azin carrying the clearest documented meaning of beauty and adornment.
Swahili
Aziza means “dear,” “cherished,” “precious,” or “mighty.” It is the feminine form of Aziz, from an Arabic root tied to strength, dignity, and beloved worth.
Urdu
Azka is an Arabic-rooted Urdu Muslim girl name meaning “pious,” “purer,” or “cleaner,” with the Urdu sense “نہایت پاکیزہ,” meaning very pure. Azka Bisma feels gentle, bright, and spiritually graceful.
Urdu
Azlan means “lion.” It is commonly explained as a form related to Turkish Aslan, with a strong, brave sound that works especially well for a boy.
Urdu
Azlan is linked to the Turkish word aslan, meaning “lion.” Azlan Fahad feels strong and brave, with Azlan carrying the clearest verified meaning from the available sources.
Urdu
Azlan is an Arabic variation of Aslan, a Turkish name meaning "lion." Azlan Kashif Mughal has a strong, graceful sound with Urdu and South Asian cultural warmth.
Turkish
Azra Belinay is a Turkish girl name pairing Azra with Belinay, a modern Turkish name derived from Turkic elements meaning "hawk" and "moon." Belinay is also popularly understood as "the moon's reflection on a lake."
Turkish
Azra is an Arabic-root name used in Turkish, meaning "virgin" or "maiden," and often understood more softly as pure, innocent, or untouched. Azra Nehir has a clear, graceful Turkish style, with Azra carrying the sourced meaning and Nehir adding a bright, flowing sound.
Igbo
Azuka is a unisex Igbo name meaning "the past is great." It has a bright, rhythmic sound: three clear syllables with a strong Z in the middle.
Igbo
Azuka is an Igbo name meaning that the past, history, or experience is deeply valuable. Azuka Chinyere feels reflective and grounded, with Azuka carrying the documented meaning available from the supplied sources.
Yoruba
Babajide is a Yoruba boy name meaning “Father has returned” or “Father has awakened.” It can also be understood warmly as “Father has come home.”
Yoruba
Babajide Oladotun Adebiyi is a Yoruba boy's name. The only component meaning supported by the provided sources is Ade, meaning “crown” or “royalty,” so the full name is best treated as a Yoruba royal-style name unless the family confirms its exact translation.
Yoruba
Babajide is a Yoruba boy's name meaning "Father has returned" or "Father has awakened." In the full name Babajide Oluwafikayomi Oladipo, the supported meaning comes specifically from Babajide, a name with deep family and ancestral feeling.
Yoruba
Babajide Oluwasegun Adekunle is a Yoruba boy's name built from several meaningful name elements. It is commonly understood as carrying ideas of fatherhood, God-given victory, and royal blessing, with Ade linked to the Yoruba word for crown or royalty.
Yoruba
Babatunde is a Yoruba boy’s name commonly understood as “father has returned.” It carries a tender sense of family continuity, remembrance, and welcome.
Yoruba
Babátunde is a Yoruba boy's name meaning "father returns" or "a father has returned." In the full name Babátunde Oluwafisayo Olowu, the verified meaning centers on Babátunde, a name connected with remembrance, ancestry, and family continuity.
Yoruba
Babatunde is a Yoruba boy's name meaning "father returns" or "father has returned." In the full name Babatunde Oluwafolajimi Fashola, the documented meaning available from the sources is for Babatunde.
Yoruba
Babatunde is a Yoruba boy's name meaning “father returns” or “a father has returned.” Adegbite is a Yoruba name connected with ade, “crown,” and blessing or royal receiving, giving the full name a strong feeling of ancestry, honor, and family continuity.
Indonesian
Bagas Mahardika is an Indonesian masculine name with a bright, dignified feel. The supplied sources do not confirm a dictionary meaning for either element, so its meaning is best treated as cultural and personal rather than fixed.
Indonesian
Bagas is an Indonesian, especially Javanese, boy name meaning "strong," "healthy," or "well-built." For the full name Bagas Mahendra, the meaning we can support from the provided sources comes from Bagas: a name with a sturdy, healthful feel.
Persian
Bahar is a Persian name widely associated with spring. In Bahar Mandana Fathi, it gives the full name a fresh, poetic feeling with a clear Iranian cultural sound.
Swahili
Bahati Furaha is a Swahili name meaning “good fortune and happiness.” Bahati means “luck” or “fortune,” while furaha means “joy” or “happiness.”
Swahili
Bahati means “luck,” “fortune,” or “good fortune” in Swahili, with roots tied to Arabic usage. Bahati Nuru carries a bright, hopeful feeling: a name that sounds like a wish for a fortunate life.
Swahili
Bakari is a Swahili boy name commonly given the meaning “promising” or “of noble promise.” It has a hopeful, forward-looking feeling, like a name chosen with love and expectation.
Swahili
Bakari Majid is a Swahili boy's name paired with the Arabic name Majid, which means "glorious" or "magnificent." The full name has a bright, dignified sound with a strong second half.
Native American
Balam is presented here as a boy's name with Native American association, but the supplied source material does not verify a specific meaning or tribal language origin. For parents, it carries a strong, compact sound with a calm, grounded feel.
Punjabi
Balraj is a Sanskrit-origin Punjabi boy name meaning "king of strength" or "strong ruler." It comes from elements linked with strength and kingship, giving it a steady, dignified feel.
Punjabi
Balraj Inder Deol is a Punjabi name commonly understood as “powerful ruler” or “one with royal strength,” with Inder adding a divine, kingly note. Deol is a Punjabi family name, so the full name feels strong, heritage-rich, and dignified.
Punjabi
Balraj Inder Singh is a Punjabi boy’s name with a strong Sikh naming feel. The supplied sources verify Balraj Singh and Balraj Singh Ghai as real bearers of the name, while the exact etymology is not stated in those sources.
Portuguese
Baltasar is a Portuguese form of Balthazar, from the Akkadian Bel-shar-uzur, meaning “Bel protects the king.” It carries an old, regal feeling with strong biblical and Western Christian associations.
Persian
Bamdad Soroush Nikfar is presented here as a Persian boy's full name. The provided sources support Persian and Iranian context for Soroush, but they do not give verified meanings for Bamdad, Soroush, or Nikfar.
Punjabi
Bani Kaur is a Punjabi girl name with a calm, graceful feel. In family use, Bani is often heard with a spiritual, voice-centered feeling, while Kaur marks a Punjabi feminine identity.
Punjabi
The exact meaning of Bani Kaur Sekhon is not confirmed in the provided sources. It is presented here as a Punjabi girl’s full name, with Bani Kaur recorded as a female name in one country ranking source.
Punjabi
Bani Navroop Kaur is a Punjabi girl name with a graceful, devotional feel. The provided sources do not verify a traditional etymology for the full name, though BANI is also used in modern leadership writing as an acronym for Brittle, Anxious, Nonlinear, and Incomprehensible.
Yoruba
Bankole is a Yoruba boy name meaning “build me a house” or “build my house for me.” It is used as both a given name and a surname.
Vietnamese
Bảo An is a Vietnamese unisex name with a gentle, polished sound. Bảo is documented as coming from Sino-Vietnamese 寶, meaning "treasure" or "jewel," giving the name a precious, cherished feeling.
Vietnamese
Bảo Anh is a Vietnamese feminine name. Based on the sourced material, Bảo is a Vietnamese syllable with Hán-Việt links to characters used for ideas like treasure and protection, while the excerpt provided does not define Anh.
Vietnamese
Bảo Châu is a Vietnamese name meaning “precious pearl” or “treasured gem.” Bảo carries the sense of something valuable and protected, while Châu refers to a jewel, pearl, or precious stone.
Vietnamese
Bảo Khánh is a Vietnamese unisex name built around Bảo, from Sino-Vietnamese 寶, meaning “treasure” or “jewel.” As a whole, it has a polished, affectionate feel: precious, bright, and celebratory.
Vietnamese
Bảo Lâm is a Vietnamese boy’s name commonly understood as “precious forest” or “protected forest.” It has a calm, grounded feel, with Bảo suggesting value or protection and Lâm suggesting woods or forest.
Vietnamese
Bảo Long is a Vietnamese boy's name meaning “precious dragon.” It combines Bảo, associated with preciousness or protection, with Long, meaning dragon.
Vietnamese
Bảo Nam is a Vietnamese boy name that can be understood as “precious boy” or “treasured son.” Bảo comes from Sino-Vietnamese 寶, meaning “treasure” or “jewel,” and Nam is commonly used in Vietnamese masculine names.
Vietnamese
Bảo Ngọc is usually understood as “precious jade” or “protected jewel” in Vietnamese. It has a polished, cherished feeling, the kind of name parents choose when they want a daughter’s name to feel valuable and graceful.
Vietnamese
Bảo Trâm is a Vietnamese girl name meaning “treasured hairpin” or “cherished ornamental pin.” It comes from Vietnamese bảo, meaning “treasure” or “cherished,” and trâm, meaning an ornamental hairpin.
Vietnamese
Bảo Vy is a Vietnamese girl’s name often understood as combining Bảo, a cherished or precious quality, with Vy, a soft, graceful given-name element. Together, it feels like “precious Vy” or “a treasured, delicate girl.”
French
Baptiste is a French boy name meaning "baptist" or "one who immerses." It ultimately comes from Greek bapto, meaning "to dip," and is closely tied to Saint John the Baptist.
Hebrew
Bar is a Hebrew unisex name written בַּר. It can mean "son," from an Aramaic-origin word used in Hebrew, and it is also connected with Hebrew meanings such as "grain" and "pure, clean."
Arabic
Baraa is an Arabic name meaning “innocence,” “purity,” or “free from sin.” It comes from the Arabic root B-R-ʾ, connected with being unblemished, acquitted, or morally clear.
