Names beginning with the letter D, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,792 names
8,792 names
Igbo
Chukwudi Okwuchukwu Nwogu is an Igbo boy's full name. The exact meaning cannot be verified from the provided source excerpts, so it should be treated as an Igbo name with religious and family significance rather than assigned an unverified translation.
Igbo
Chukwudumebi means "God is my strength," and Chinedu means "God leads." Together, Chukwudumebi Chinedu carries a deeply faithful Igbo message: God strengthens and guides this child.
Igbo
Arinzechukwu is an Igbo male name meaning "thanks to God" or "we thank God." In the full name Chukwuebuka Arinzechukwu Nworie, the supported meaning centers on Arinzechukwu as a grateful, God-focused Igbo name from south-east Nigeria.
Igbo
Chukwuebuka is an Igbo boy's name meaning "God is great." In the full name Chukwuebuka Ikenna Nwankwo, the first name carries a clear statement of faith and gratitude.
Igbo
Chukwuemeka Nwabueze Agwu is an Igbo boy's name with a reverent, family-centered feel. A common reading is that it brings together gratitude to God, the dignity of a child, and an Igbo family name.
Igbo
Chukwumaobim Ekwutosi Nwabufo is an Igbo boy’s name with a deeply prayerful, family-centered feel. It can be understood as a name that speaks of God, the heart, careful speech, and the precious place of a child.
Igbo
Chukwunonso Ifeanyichukwu Ofoegbu is an Igbo boy's name with a deeply faith-filled center. The sourced meaning of Ifeanyichukwu is “the love of God” or “God's love for us.”
Nigerian
Chukwunonso is an Igbo name meaning “God is near” or “God is close.” It comes from Chukwu, meaning “God,” and nonso, meaning “is near” or “is close.”
Irish
Cian is an Irish boy name meaning "ancient" or "enduring." It has roots in Old Irish and appears in Irish mythology.
Irish
Cian Donnacha is an Irish boy name pairing Cian, often understood as an old Irish name, with Donnacha, a Gaelic form meaning “brown” or “dark” plus “chief” or “noble.” Together, it has a strong, traditional Irish sound with a gentle rhythm.
Irish
Ciarán is an Irish boy name traditionally understood as “little dark one” or “little dark-haired one.” It has a gentle, old Irish feel with a clear, warm sound.
Irish
Ciarán is an Irish masculine name meaning "little dark one" or "little dark-haired one." Ciarán Fergal feels distinctly Irish, with a gentle first name that carries early saintly and Gaelic associations.
Irish
Cillian Tadhg is an Irish boy name with a strongly Gaelic feel. Tadhg comes from Old Irish Tadg or Tadc and means "poet" or "philosopher," with some scholars also connecting it to "badger."
Latin
Ciro is the Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese form of Cyrus. It carries an ancient, dignified feel through its connection to the wider Cyrus name family.
Spanish
Ciro Andrés Molina is a Spanish boy's full name with a calm, dignified sound. The provided sources do not verify a specific etymological meaning for Ciro, Andrés, or Molina, so the safest reading is cultural and stylistic rather than literal.
Spanish
Ciro Manuel is a Spanish boy name combining Ciro, linked in the source to “sun” or “throne,” with Manuel, meaning “God is with us.” Together, it suggests divine light, steady presence, and quiet leadership.
Native American
Citlali means “star” in Nahuatl, a language of the Nahua people of central Mexico. Citlali Nayeli feels bright, lyrical, and rooted in Indigenous Mesoamerican language and culture.
Native American
Citlali is a Nahuatl girl name meaning "star." Citlali Xochitl has a bright, lyrical sound, with Citlali carrying a clear connection to Nahua language and Mesoamerican celestial imagery.
Indonesian
Citra is an Indonesian and Sanskrit-linked girl name meaning “clear” or “bright.” Citra Anggraini has a shining, thoughtful feel, with Citra suggesting clarity, brilliance, and imaginative vision.
English
Clara comes from the Late Latin name Clarus, meaning “clear, bright, famous.” It has a luminous, vintage feel with deep Christian and European roots.
English
Clara means "clear, bright, famous," from the Late Latin name Clarus. Clara Beatrice feels luminous and composed, with Clara carrying the sourced meaning and Beatrice adding a graceful, classic sound.
Spanish
Clara Belén means “clear, bright Bethlehem” or “bright house of bread.” Clara comes from the Late Latin Clarus, while Belén is the Spanish form connected with Bethlehem.
Portuguese
Clara means “clear, bright, famous,” from the Latin Clarus. In Portuguese, Clara Eduarda Rodrigues has a polished, melodic sound: bright and classic up front, fuller and family-rooted as a complete name.
Spanish
Clara comes from the Latin clarus, meaning “bright” and “clear.” Clara Isabel Pascual has a graceful Spanish sound, with a luminous first name, a classic middle name, and a surname tied to Spanish-speaking family heritage.
English
Clara Jessamine means “clear, bright, famous” paired with “jasmine flower.” Together, it feels luminous and botanical: a bright, graceful name with a soft floral heart.
Spanish
Clara comes from the Late Latin Clarus, meaning “clear, bright, famous.” Clara Jimena Serrano feels luminous and grounded, with a Spanish sound that is graceful, warm, and easy to say.
Latin
Clara Josefina means “clear, bright, famous” paired with “she shall add” or “may God add.” Together, it has a luminous, hopeful feeling: a bright child who brings increase, growth, and blessing.
Portuguese
Clara Margarida Loureiro is a Portuguese girl’s name with a bright, nature-touched feel: Clara suggests clarity or brightness, Margarida is the Portuguese form of Margaret and is also used for “daisy,” and Loureiro means “laurel tree.”
Spanish
Claudia is a Spanish and international girl name from Latin, traditionally linked to the Roman family name Claudius. Its meanings are usually given as "lameness" or "enclosure," though many families love it more for its graceful, classic sound than for the literal meaning.
Spanish
Claudia Estrella Olmedo combines a classic feminine given name with the Spanish word Estrella, meaning “star.” As a full Spanish name, it has a graceful, luminous feeling: Claudia with a bright celestial middle name and the family surname Olmedo.
Spanish
Claudia is the feminine form of Claudius, a Latin name traditionally interpreted as “lame” or “enclosure.” Claudia Naia feels classical, Spanish-friendly, and gentle, with Claudia carrying the documented ancient Roman history.
Spanish
Claudio is the Spanish and Italian form of Claude, traditionally linked to the meanings "lame" and "enclosure." It has a polished, musical feel, with a long history in European languages.
Italian
Claudio Gerardo is an Italian boy's name led by Claudio, the Italian form of Latin Claudius, from the Roman family name linked to Latin claudus, meaning "lame" or "crippled." The full name has a dignified, old-world Italian feel with a strong Roman backbone.
French
Clémence is a French feminine name meaning “mercy,” “gentleness,” or “mildness.” It comes from the same Latin root as Clement and Clementius.
French
Clémentin is a French masculine name connected to Clément, from the Latin Clemens, meaning "merciful" or "gentle." It has a soft, polished sound with a distinctly French finish.
French
Cléophée is a rare French feminine name of Greek origin, linked to Kleopâs and the elements kléos, meaning fame or glory, and patḗr, meaning father. A gentle reading is “glory of the father” or “famous father.”
Irish
Clíodhna is an Irish girl name usually linked with the meaning "shapely." In Irish mythology, Clíodhna is remembered as a figure of love and beauty, with strong ties to Munster and County Cork.
French
Coline is a French feminine name closely connected to Colin, an Old French diminutive of Nicolas, meaning "victory of the people." Colin also has a separate Gaelic origin from a word meaning "pup" or "cub," though Coline is most naturally read as French.
French
Colombe is a French girl name meaning "dove." It comes from Latin columba, the word for a dove or pigeon.
French
Côme is the French form of Cosmas, a Greek-rooted name associated with “order, beauty, and decency.” It’s pronounced simply and elegantly in French: /kom/.
Irish
Conall Daithí is an Irish boy name meaning “hound of valour” and “swiftness” or “nimbleness.” It has a brave, quick, spirited feel without sounding heavy.
Vietnamese
Công Minh is a Vietnamese boy's name meaning "just and clear-sighted" or "fair and impartial." It combines Công, associated with fairness or justice, with Minh, meaning bright, clear, or perceptive.
Portuguese
Constança is a Portuguese girl name of Latin origin meaning "the steadfast." It carries a calm, loyal, grounded feeling, the kind of name that suggests quiet strength.
Portuguese
Constança Helena is a Portuguese girl name pairing Constança, a name associated with steadiness and constancy, with Helena, from Greek Helénē. Helena is strongly tied to Saint Helena, the Roman empress and mother of Constantine I.
Portuguese
Constança Helena Abreu carries a steady, graceful feeling: constancy paired with Helena's bright, classic sound. Abreu is a Galician-Portuguese surname whose source is debated, with explanations linking it either to Évreux in France or to Abraham.
Portuguese
Constança is the Portuguese form of Constance, a name associated with steadiness and constancy. Pilar adds a strong Marian image, connected in Portuguese and Spanish Catholic tradition with the idea of a pillar of support.
Filipino
Corazon means “heart,” from the Spanish word corazón. As a Filipino girl name, it feels tender, brave, and deeply loving.
French
Corentin is a French and Breton boy name, possibly meaning "hurricane" or "storm" from Breton korventenn. It may also be connected to a Brythonic root meaning "love."
Irish
Cormac Ruairí is an Irish boy’s name pairing the ancient Cormac, often linked with “charioteer” or “raven,” with Ruairí, meaning “red king.” Together, it has a strong, old Irish feel: spirited, regal, and a little wild around the edges.
Italian
Corrado is the Italian form of Conrad or Konrad. It is commonly connected with Germanic roots associated with counsel and courage, giving it the feel of a brave or wise adviser.
