Names beginning with the letter D, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,788 names
8,788 names
Russian
Emiliya is a feminine Russian-style spelling whose exact etymology is not confirmed in the provided sources. In this full Russian name, Stanislavovna is a patronymic meaning she is the daughter of someone named Stanislav, and Vasilyeva is the family name.
Russian
Emil Romanovich Safonov has a distinctly Russian form: a given name, a patronymic, and the surname Safonov. Safonov is a Russian patronymic surname meaning “son of Safon,” with Safon linked in one source to Sofontiy and the Greek idea of wisdom.
English
Emily is an English feminine name derived from the Roman family name Aemilius, traditionally interpreted as “rival.” It has a polished, literary feel while remaining warm and familiar.
Turkish
Emir Batu is a Turkish boy's name with a strong, leaderly feel. Emir is commonly associated with command or princely rank, while Batu is a Turkic and Central Asian name linked with meanings such as "prevailing" and, in Mongolian, "firm" or "stable."
Turkish
Emirhan is a Turkish boy name meaning "leader" or "prince." It combines Emir, a title for a commander or prince, with Han or Khan, a title linked with sovereigns and leaders.
Turkish
Emir Kaan is a Turkish boys' name meaning roughly "prince ruler" or "noble commander." Emir comes from Arabic for "prince," "commander," or "ruler," while Kaan is tied to Turkic and Mongolian titles for a supreme ruler or emperor.
Japanese
Emi Shiori is a Japanese girl’s name pairing the gentle sound of Emi with Shiori, a name that can mean “poem weave” when written 詩織 or “bookmark” when written 栞.
Spanish
Emma is generally traced to the Germanic element ermen or irmin, meaning “whole” or “universal.” In Spanish, Emma keeps that graceful meaning while feeling simple, international, and warmly familiar.
English
Emma is an English feminine name from a Germanic element meaning “whole” or “great.” It began as a short form of longer Germanic names and grew into a classic name in England.
Spanish
Emma Júlia Soler brings together the widely loved given name Emma, the graceful middle name Júlia, and the Spanish surname Soler, a local surname tied to places named Soler. Soler is reported as coming from a place-name meaning "site" or "plot," ultimately connected to Late Latin "solarium."
Greek
Emmanouil is the Greek form of Emmanuel, a name from Hebrew elements meaning “God is with us.” It is a masculine name written in Greek as Εμμανουήλ.
Greek
Emmanouil Iason is a Greek masculine compound name. In everyday use, it carries the feel of two established Greek given names placed together with a formal, heritage-rich sound.
Greek
Emmanouil means "God is with us." Emmanouil Nikolaos has a distinctly Greek, Orthodox feel, with Emmanouil carrying deep biblical weight and warm everyday nicknames like Manolis and Manos.
Filipino
Emmanuel means "God is with us" or "God with us," from the Hebrew name Immanuel. Romero is a Spanish surname historically used as a nickname for a Roman or Italian.
Spanish
Emma Rocío combines the gentle familiarity of Emma with Rocío, a Spanish feminine name meaning “dew.” Rocío is linked to the Virgin of El Rocío and comes ultimately from Latin Roscidus, meaning “dewy” or “dew.”
Spanish
The provided sources do not establish a verified meaning for Emma Soraya. As a Spanish girl’s name pairing, it has a soft, flowing sound with a familiar first name and a more distinctive second name.
English
Emmeline is an English feminine name from a medieval Norman name, ultimately linked to the Germanic element amal, meaning "work." It has a soft, storybook sound with a steady, capable meaning underneath.
English
Emmett is usually explained as an English masculine form or variation connected to Emma, with German roots meaning "universal" or "whole." It is also used as a surname and has a steady, tailored sound.
Welsh
Emyr is presented here as a Welsh boy name. The supplied source excerpts do not verify a specific historical meaning, so its meaning is best treated with care rather than overstated.
Irish
Enda Patrick is an Irish boy name pairing Enda, from Éanna, meaning “bird-like” or “like a bird,” with Patrick, a classic Irish favorite. Together it feels gentle, rooted, and unmistakably Irish.
Italian
Enea is the Italian form associated with Aeneas, the Trojan hero of Greco-Roman mythology. It carries a literary, ancient feel, tied to courage, family loyalty, and beginnings after hardship.
Yoruba
Eniola is a unisex Yoruba name meaning “wealthy person” or “influential person.” As a full Yoruba name pairing, Eniola Feyisayo has a graceful, prosperous, joy-filled feel.
Yoruba
Eniola Oluwadara Ogunwusi is a Yoruba unisex name. Eniola is commonly understood as a person of wealth or blessing, and Oluwadara is commonly understood as God is good or the Lord has been good.
German
Enna is a Nordic-Frisian and Old High German name linked with meanings such as “fright,” “sword,” “female eagle,” “bird-like,” “grace,” and “favor.” Enna Charlotte feels gentle but strong, with Enna bringing rare Germanic and Frisian roots to a familiar classic pairing.
Spanish
Enzo is usually understood as an Italian name linked to Heinz and Henry, with the traditional meaning “estate ruler” or “ruler of the house.” It can also be a short form of longer names such as Lorenzo, Vincenzo, Innocenzo, or Fiorenzo.
Spanish
Enzo Darío is a Spanish boy name built around Enzo, an Italian name derived from German Heinz and also used as a short form of Lorenzo, Vincenzo, Innocenzo, or Fiorenzo. The full pairing feels bright, Romance-language, and especially at home in Spanish-speaking families.
Filipino
Enzo is an Italian boy name linked to the German name Heinz and also used as a short form of Lorenzo, Vincenzo, Innocenzo, or Fiorenzo. It is often interpreted through the Henry and Heinz family as meaning "estate ruler."
Spanish
Enzo Joaquín pairs the lively Italian name Enzo, a form linked to Heinz and also used as a short form of Lorenzo, Vincenzo, Innocenzo, or Fiorenzo, with the Spanish name Joaquín. Together it feels bright, warm, and strongly at home in Spanish-speaking families.
Spanish
Enzo Rafael blends Italian and Spanish style. Enzo is an Italian name linked to Heinz and also used as a short form of Lorenzo, Vincenzo, Innocenzo, or Fiorenzo, while Rafael is a Spanish form traditionally associated with healing.
Irish
Eoghan Ruairí is an Irish boy’s name pairing Eoghan, generally linked to Eugene and “noble born,” with Ruairí, a form of Rory meaning “red king.” Together it has a proud, old Gaelic feel: noble born, red king.
Welsh
Eos means "dawn" in Greek. In Greek mythology, Eos is the goddess who personifies the dawn.
Greek
Erato means “lovely” in Greek and is the name of one of the nine Muses in Greek mythology. Erato Kalliopi has a poetic, classical Greek feeling, with Erato tied especially to lyric poetry.
Turkish
Eren Batu is a Turkish boy's name with a crisp, modern sound. The provided sources confirm Eren as a Turkish-used name, but they do not give a verified meaning for the full combination Eren Batu.
Native American
Eréndira Ixchel pairs the name Eréndira with Ixchel, the 16th-century name of an ancient Maya goddess associated with fertility, midwifery, medicine, and water. The meaning of Eréndira is not established in the provided sources, so this page treats it with care rather than guessing.
Native American
Eréndira Yunuen is a graceful Indigenous Mexican name pairing. The provided sources do not verify its exact etymology, so its meaning should be treated with care rather than stated as certain.
Hebrew
Erez is a Hebrew boy name meaning “cedar tree.” It carries a strong, grounded feeling, with the cedar suggesting steadiness, resilience, and natural dignity.
Hebrew
Erez is a Hebrew boy name meaning “cedar tree.” Erez Neria has a grounded, nature-rich feel, with Erez carrying images of strength, steadiness, and noble character.
Hebrew
Erez Yehuda is a Hebrew boy’s name pairing Erez, commonly understood as “cedar,” with Yehuda, the Hebrew form of Judah, traditionally linked with praise or thanks.
Hebrew
Erez Yonah is a Hebrew boy name commonly understood as “cedar” and “dove.” Together, it suggests strength, rootedness, gentleness, and peace.
Hebrew
Erez Yonatan is a Hebrew boy name that can be read as “cedar” plus “God has given.” It has a grounded, strong sound with a gentle spiritual center.
Persian
Erfan Arya Rahimi is a Persian boy's name often understood as a name of spiritual knowledge, noble Iranian identity, and mercy. Erfan is associated with mystical understanding, Arya with noble or Iranian heritage, and Rahimi with compassion.
Persian
Erfan is a Persian boy's name connected with knowledge, insight, and spiritual understanding. In the full name Erfan Shahram Nikpour, the overall feeling is thoughtful, dignified, and distinctly Persian.
Persian
Erfan is a Persian boy name meaning “knowledge” or “wisdom.” Erfan Soheil Karimi has a thoughtful, grounded feel, with Erfan carrying the clearest sourced meaning of insight and spiritual understanding.
Filipino
Erika Nicole means “eternal ruler” or “ever powerful” paired with “victory of the people.” It has Old Norse roots through Erika and Greek roots through Nicole.
Indonesian
Erlangga is a Javanese and Indonesian boy name often interpreted as “noble leap,” “virtuous advance,” or “brave and noble.” It is also connected with Airlangga, a historic East Javanese king whose name is explained as “jumping water” or “he who crossed the water.”
Indonesian
Erlangga is a Javanese name used mainly in Indonesia, often interpreted as “noble leap,” “virtuous advance,” or “brave and noble.” Erlangga Putra has a dignified, distinctly Indonesian sound with a strong sense of courage and forward motion.
Indonesian
Erlangga is a Javanese Indonesian boy name often interpreted as “noble leap,” “virtuous advance,” or “brave and noble.” Paired with Wijaya, it feels dignified, strong, and deeply Indonesian.
Polish
Eryk Julian is a Polish boy’s name combination. Eryk is the Polish form of Erik, while Julian gives the full name a familiar European feel.
Russian
Eseniya is a soft Russian girl name with no well-established meaning in the supplied sources. Its appeal comes mainly from its lyrical sound: eh-seh-NEE-yah.
Sanskrit
Eshaan is a Sanskrit-rooted Indian boy name often understood as “the Lord,” “ruler,” or “young king.” It is also associated in Hindu tradition with Ishana, a name connected with Lord Shiva.
