Names beginning with the letter D, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,798 names
8,798 names
Punjabi
Bilal Ahmed Cheema is a Punjabi Muslim boy's name built from two given names, Bilal and Ahmed, followed by Cheema, a Jat clan surname found mainly in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan. The Cheema surname has an uncertain etymology, with some theories connecting it to leadership, strength, land ownership, ancient Indo-Aryan tribes, or Central Asian place names.
Urdu
Bilal is an Arabic and Urdu masculine name meaning “wetting” or “moistening.” With Ahsan and Hashmi, the full name has a graceful Urdu Muslim style: soft in sound, dignified in feel, and closely tied to Arabic naming tradition.
Arabic
Bilal is an Arabic boy name meaning “moisture,” “water,” or “freshness.” In the full name Bilal Akram Najjar, it has a gentle, life-giving feel with a dignified Arabic rhythm.
Urdu
Bilal is a masculine Arabic and Urdu name meaning “wetting” or “moistening.” It is also known as the name of a companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
Punjabi
Bilal is an Arabic masculine name meaning "wetting" or "moistening." In the full Punjabi name Bilal Arsalan Warraich, Bilal carries a gentle, faith-rooted feel, while Warraich connects the name to a Punjabi clan identity.
Urdu
Bilal Faraz is a Urdu-use boys' name with two graceful parts. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymological meaning for the full compound name, so its meaning is best treated carefully rather than overstated.
Arabic
Bilal means "wetting" or "moistening" in Arabic. Zahran is an Arabic masculine given name and surname meaning "bright" or "pure," giving the full name a gentle sense of refreshment, clarity, and light.
Arabic
Bilal Hazem is an Arabic boy's name made from two given names. The specific meanings of Bilal and Hazem are not verified in the provided source material, so this page treats the name's meaning with care rather than guessing.
Arabic
A verified meaning for Bilal Karim Mansour is not provided in the supplied sources. As an Arabic full name, it carries a warm, clearly Arabic sound, with Bilal as the given name and Karim Mansour as the family-style pairing.
Arabic
Bilal Maher is an Arabic boy’s name pairing Bilal with Maher, an Arabic name written ماهر. Maher is also found as an Irish surname, so the full name has a cross-cultural feel while staying clearly Arabic in style.
Arabic
Bilal Munir Darwish is an Arabic boy name with a thoughtful, spiritual feel. Darwish means a wandering Sufi mystic or dervish, a person associated with seeking spiritual truth beyond worldly attachments.
Arabic
Bilal Sami is an Arabic boy's name pairing. The supplied sources confirm Bilal as a given name in use, but they do not provide a verified meaning for Bilal or Sami, so the meaning should be treated with care.
Arabic
Bilal is an Arabic masculine name meaning "wetting" or "moistening." Bilal Samih Darwish has a gentle, dignified Arabic feel, with Bilal carrying deep historical and religious resonance.
Arabic
Bilal is an Arabic masculine name commonly connected with “wetting” or “moistening” in Arabic, and some name lists also give meanings such as water, full moon, victorious, or winner. Bilal Tamer has a smooth, grounded sound with a gentle Arabic rhythm.
Nigerian
Bilal is an Arabic and African boy name with meanings given as "full moon," "water," "victorious," and "winner." Bilal Umar Lawal pairs that bright, enduring first name with a Nigerian family identity.
Turkish
Bilge is a Turkish unisex name meaning “wise,” “intelligent,” or “knowledgeable.” It can also carry the softer idea of “inner wisdom” or a thoughtful inner self.
Vietnamese
Bình is a Vietnamese unisex name meaning “peaceful.” It carries a calm, steady feeling and is used for children of any gender.
Bengali
Bipasha is a Sanskrit-origin name meaning “river” or “River Beas.” Bipasha Madhurima feels gentle and lyrical, with Bipasha bringing a river image and the full Bengali name carrying a soft, musical flow.
Punjabi
Birinder is a Punjabi boy name commonly understood as “king of warriors,” “lord of warriors,” or “great defender and protector.” It is also explained as a name linked with heroism, courage, and strength.
Punjabi
Birinder is a Punjabi boy's name meaning "hero" or "brave lion." Paired with Singh, it carries a strong, protective feeling.
Ethiopian
Birtukan is an Ethiopian girl name from Amharic, meaning “orange” or “citrus fruit.” It carries a bright, fresh feeling, with associations of vitality, beauty, and growth.
Ethiopian
Biruk is an Ethiopian boy name commonly explained as meaning “blessed” or “blessing” in Amharic. It carries the feeling of a child who is welcomed with gratitude and hope.
Urdu
Bisma is a feminine Urdu and Arabic name associated with blessing, gift, and beauty. It is also linked in sound and feeling with Bismillah, the Islamic phrase meaning “in the name of Allah” or “in the name of God.”
Urdu
Bisma Nida Chaudhry is an Urdu feminine name with Islamic and Arabic naming ties. Nida means “call,” “sound,” or “voice” in Arabic, while Bisma is used as a feminine name with Islamic roots.
Punjabi
Bisma Roop Kaur has a gentle, graceful feeling, with Bisma often treated as a soft given name, Roop suggesting beauty or form in Punjabi-family use, and Kaur carrying a Punjabi Sikh identity. Because the supplied source does not verify the etymology, the meaning should be treated as family and cultural usage rather than a fully sourced historical definition.
Persian
Bita Elham Falahati is a Persian girl’s name with a bright, lyrical sound. Bita is commonly used as a Persian given name, Elham means inspiration, and Falahati is a Persian family name.
Filipino
Bituin is a Filipino name meaning “star,” paired here with Celeste, a name traditionally understood as “heavenly” or “of the sky.” Together, Bituin Celeste Ramos feels luminous, gentle, and unmistakably Filipino in spirit.
Scandinavian
Bjørn Andreas combines Old Norse Bjørn, meaning "bear," with Greek Andreas, meaning "man" or "warrior." Together, it suggests a brave, strong boy with a steady, protective spirit.
Spanish
Blanca is a Spanish girl name meaning "white." It is the Spanish form of Bianca, with a clean, bright feeling and a long history in Spanish-speaking cultures.
Spanish
Blanca Noemí combines Spanish Blanca, commonly understood as “white” or “fair,” with Noemí, a Hebrew-rooted form of Naomi meaning “pleasantness” or “my delight.” Together, it feels gentle, luminous, and deeply affectionate.
Irish
Bláthnaid is an Irish feminine name. The provided source material does not include a verified etymology or meaning, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Polish
Błażej is the Polish form of the old Christian name Blasius, usually connected with the Latin word for “lisping” or “stammering.” It feels gentle, traditional, and distinctly Polish.
Ethiopian
Blen is an Ethiopian girl name most often connected with Amharic roots meaning “bloom” or “blossom.” Some sources also link it with Tigrinya-influenced ideas of “light” or “brightness.”
English
Blythe is an English name from an Old English surname meaning "cheerful," "joyful," or "pleasant." It carries a bright, gentle feeling without sounding overly sweet.
Chinese
Bo is a Chinese given name that can be written as 波, meaning “wave,” though its meaning changes with the Chinese character chosen. It is also found in Norse use, where it is associated with “to live” or “to dwell.”
Hebrew
Boaz is a Hebrew boy name linked with strength, often understood as “in strength” or “in him is strength.” Some sources also connect it with “swiftness” or quickness.
Hebrew
Boaz is a Hebrew name often understood as “in him is strength” or “in the strength of.” Boaz Amit carries a warm, steady feeling: strength paired with friendship and kindness.
Bengali
Bodhisattva means “enlightenment being” or “awakening being,” from Sanskrit bodhi, meaning “enlightenment,” and sattva, meaning “being.” In Mahayana Buddhist use, it refers to one who can reach nirvana but delays it out of compassion to help others.
Russian
Bogdana is a Slavic girl name meaning “God-given,” “gift from God,” or “divine gift.” It comes from the Slavic elements bog, meaning “God” or “divine,” and dana, meaning “given” or “gift.”
Russian
Bogdan means "given by God," from the Slavic elements Bog, meaning "god," and dan, meaning "given." In the full Russian-style name Bogdan Eduardovich Safonov, Eduardovich functions as a patronymic and Safonov is a Russian surname.
Russian
Bogdan Ilyich Mironov is presented here as a Russian boy's full name. The supplied source excerpts do not provide a verified etymology, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed on this page.
Russian
Bogdan Semyonovich Denisov is a Russian masculine full name. The documented surname Denisov means “son of Denis” or “of Denis,” from Denis, the Russian form of Greek Dionysios.
Yoruba
Bolanle is a Yoruba girl’s name meaning “meets wealth at home.” It is connected with the fuller form Ọmọ́bọ́láńlé, “child meets wealth at home,” and comes from South West Nigeria.
Yoruba
Boluwatife is a Yoruba name meaning "as God wishes," "as the Lord wants," or "as God pleases." It carries a gentle message of faith, trust, and acceptance of divine will.
Yoruba
Boluwatife is a unisex Yoruba name meaning “God’s gift” or “God has given us.” In a family setting, it carries the feeling of receiving a child with gratitude, joy, and deep spiritual tenderness.
Yoruba
Boluwatife is a Yoruba unisex name meaning "God's gift" or "God has given us." Paired with Oluwajomiloju, it has a deeply prayerful, God-centered Yoruba style.
Filipino
Bonifacio comes from Latin Bonifatius, meaning “fortunate one” or “one of good fate.” Paired with James, it feels strong, classic, and deeply suited to a Filipino boy with a name that carries both heritage and warmth.
Ethiopian
Bontu is an Ethiopian name of Amharic origin meaning "beautiful," "handsome," or "attractive." For a girl, it carries a warm sense of grace, charm, and being lovingly admired.
Turkish
Bora is a Turkish masculine name meaning "storm" or "a strong wind that usually brings rain." It feels brisk, bold, and full of motion.
Korean
Bo Ram, usually written Boram or Bo-ram, comes from the Korean word 보람, meaning "worth," "value," "reward," "worthwhile," or "fruitful." It carries the feeling of a life that brings purpose, satisfaction, and good results.
