[ g i r l s ] Dabria : dah-BREE-uh : latin - name of an angel Dacey : DAY-cee : gaelic "southerner" Dacia : DAH-shuh : latin "from dacia" Dacio : DAH-sho : french "from arcy" Dae : DAY : korean "greatness" Dagmar : DAG-mahr : danish "joy of the danes" Dagna : DAG-nuh : old german "a splendid day" Dagny : dahg-NEE : norwegian "day, brightness" Dai : DIGH : japanese "great" Daisy : DAY-zee : old english - flower name or "day's eye" Dakota : dah-KOH-tah : native american "friend" Dale : DAYL : old norse "valley" Dalila : dah-LEE-lah : african "gentle" Damalis : dah-MAHL-is : greek "one who gentles" Damara : DAH-mar-uh : greek "gentle girl" Damaris : DAH-mar-is : greek "heifer" Damita : dah-MEE-tuh : spanish "little noble lady" Dana : DAH-nuh or DAY-nuh : czechoslovakian "god is my judge" Dana : DAY-nuh : scandinavian "from denmark" Danett : DAH-net : hebrew "god is my judge" Dania : DAYN-yuh or DAHN-yuh : hebrew "god is my judge" Danica : dah-NEE-kah : slavic "the morning star" Danielle : DAN-yehl : hebrew "god is my judge" Daphne : DAF-nee : greek "laurel tree" Dara : DAHR-uh : hebrew "compassion, wisdom" Dara : DAHR-uh : persian - angel of rains and rivers Daralis : DAH-ral-is : old english "beloved" Darby : DAHR-bee : gaelic "freeman" Darcy : DAHR-see : gaelic "dark" Daria : DAHR-ee-ah : persian "queenly" Darlene : dahr-LEEN : anglo-saxon "tenderly beloved" Dasha : DAH-shuh : greek "gift of god" Davine : dah-VEEN : hebrew "the loved" Dawn : DAWN : old english "dawn" Daya : DAY-ah : hebrew "bird" Deandra : dee-AHN-druh : latin "divine" Deborah : DEB-uh-ruh : hebrew "a bee" Deianira : DEH-uh-neer-uh : greek - wife of heracles Deiene : DIGH-een: basque - religious holiday Deirdre : DEER-druh : gaelic "sorrow" Delaney : deh-LAY-nee : gaelic "descendant of the challenger" Delbin : del-BEEN : greek - flower name or "dolphin" Delia : DEE-lee-yuh : greek "visible from delos" Delicia : DEH-lee-shah : latin "delightful one" Delilah : duh-LIGH-luh : hebrew "delicate" Della : DEL-uh : teutonic "of nobility" Delphine : del-FEEN : greek "calmness" Dembe : DEHM-beh : ugandan "peace" Demi : DEE-mee : french "half, small" Dena : DEE-nah : hebrew "vindicated" Dena : dee-NAH : native american "valley" Denise : duh-NEES : greek "of dionysius" Desa : DEE-suh : greek "a pledge" Desdemona : DEZ-dee-moh-nah : greek "ill-fated one" Desiree : DEZ-ih-ray : latin "so long hoped for" Deva : DEE-vah : sanskrit "divine" Devaki : dah-vah-KEE : hindi "black" Devi : DEH-vee : hindi "resides in heaven" Devin : DEV-in : gaelic "poet" Devnet : DEV-neht : irish "poet" Devon : DEE-vahn : old english "defender" Diamanta : DEE-ah-mohn-tah : french "diamond-like" Diana : DIGH-an-ah : latin "divine" Dianthe : dee-AHN-thuh : greek "divine flower" Diella : DEE-el-uh : latin "worships god" Dillian : DIL-yen : latin "worshipped one" Dilys : DIL-ees : welsh "genuine" Dinah : DIGH-nuh : hebrew "vindicated" Dionne : DEE-oh-nee or DEE-ahn : greek "divine queen" Disa : DEE-suh : norwegian "active spirit" Dixie : DIKS-ee : french "tenth" Dita : DEE-tah : czechoslovakian "rich gift" Dolly : DAHL-ee: greek "divine gift" Donata : duh-NAHT-ah : italian "gift from god" Donna : DON-nah : italian "lady" Dooriya : DOO-ree-yuh : english gypsy "the sea" Dora : DOHR-ah : greek "gift" Doreen : DOHR-een : french "golden" Dorinda : DOHR-in-dah : greek "gift of god or beautiful one" Doris : DOHR-is : greek "a dorian woman" Dorothy : DOHR-thee : greek "gift of god" Dory : DOHR-ee : english "golden-haired" Drew : DROO : greek "vision" Drina : DREE-nah : spanish "helper and defender of mankind" Drucilla : droo-SIL-uh : latin "strong one" Dulcinea : dul-SIN-ay-ah : spanish "sweet" Dyani : de-YAH-nee : native american "deer" Dymphna : DIMF-nah : gaelic - virgin saint "suitable one" Dyna : DIGH-nah : greek "powerful" [ b o y s ] Dag : DAG : norwegian "day" Dagan : DAG-an : hebrew "grain" Dakarai : DAH-kah-rah-ee : african "happiness" Dakota : dah-KOH-tah : native american "friend" Dale : DAYL : old norse "valley" Dallin : DAYL-lin : old english "pride's people" Dalton : DAHL-tun : old english "valley farm" Daly : DAY-lee : gaelic "advisor" Damek : DUH-mek : czechoslovakian "earth" Damen : DAY-mon : greek "taming" Damian : DAY-me-ahn : greek "tamer" Damon : DAY-mon : greek "constant" Dane : DAYN : old english "from denmark" Daniel : DAN-yel : hebrew "god is my judge" Danior : DAH-nee-ohr : english gypsy "born with teeth" Dante : DAHN-teh : italian "lasting" Daren : DAH-rehn : nigerian "born at night" Dario : DAHR-e-oh : spanish "wealthy" Darnell : DAHR-nel : english "hidden nook" Darren : DAYR-en : gaelic "great" Darrel : DAYR-el : old english "beloved" David : DAY-vid : hebrew "beloved" Davin : DAH-vin : scandinavian "bright finn" Davis : DAY-vis : scottish "david's son" Deacon : DEE-kun : greek "servent, messenger" Dean : DEEN : latin "presiding official" Decker : DEK-er : belgian "roofer" Delano : DEL-ah-noh : old french "of the night" Delsin: DEL-sin : native american "he is so" Deman : DE-mahn : dutch "man" Dempsey : DEM-see : gaelic "proud" Dempster : DEMP-ster : old english "judge" Dennis : DEN-nis : greek "of dionysus" Denver : DEN-ver : old english "green valley" Der : DAYR : german "ruler of the people" Derek : DEHR-ik : old german "ruler" Derry : DEHR-ree : irish - ancient hero or "great lover" Desmond : DEZ-mund : celtic "man of the world" Deverell : DEV-er-ell : welsh "from the riverbank" Devin : DEV-in : gaelic "poet" Devlin : DEV-lin : gaelic "brave" Dexter : DEKS-ter : latin "dexterous" Diederik : DEE-da-rik : danish "ruler of the people" Dieter : DEE-ter : german "ruler of the people" Dillon : DIL-on : gaelic "faithful" Dimitri : di-MEE-tree : greek "from demeter, goddess of the harvest" Dobry : DOH-bree : polish "good" Dominic : DOM-i-nik : latin "of the lord" Donatien : DOH-nah-tyen : french "gift" Donato : duh-NAHT-oh : latin "a gift" Donnelly: DOH-nel-lee : celtic "dark, brave man" Donovan : DON-o-van : gaelic "dark warrior" Doron : doh-RON : hebrew "gift" Douglas : DUG-las : scottish "from the dark water" Dov : DUV : hebrew "bear" Doyle : DOYL : gaelic "dark stranger" Drake : DRAYK : old english "male duck" Drew : DRU : old french "sturdy" Dugan : DOO-gan : english "to be worthy" Duglas : DUG-las : gaelic "dark stranger" Duncan : DUN-kan : celtic "dark-skinned warrior" Dunstan : DUN-sten : old english "from the brown rock quarry" Durand : DUR-and : latin "enduring" Durriken : DOO-reek-en : english gypsy "fortune-telling" Dusan : DOO-sahn : serbo-croatian "god is my judge" Dustin : DUH-stin : old german "valiant fighter" Dutch : DUTCH : german "the german" Dwayne : DWAYN : celtic "from the dunes" Dyami : d-YAH-mee : native american "eagle" Dylan : DIL-on : welsh "sea" Dymas : DEE-mas : greek - father of hecate