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American Baby Names: Usage, Style, and Cultural Context Starting With D

These are american names that start with the letter D. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all american names.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Dahlia Valley Female German
Daisy "The Day's Eye." Female Anglo
Dakota Friend: Ally. Tribal Name. Male Native American
Dallas Dwells By The Waterfall Male Celtic
Dalton From The Farm In The Dale Male English
Damian Tame Male Greek
Damien Untamed Female French
Damon Loyal Friend DANAUS Male Latin
Dana From Denmark Female Celtic
Dane From Denmark Male Danish
Dangelo Angel Messenger Male Italian
Danica Morning Star Female Slavic
Daniel God Is My Judge. The Biblical Prophet And Writer Of Book Of Daniel Was A Teen... Male Hebrew
Daniela God Is My Judge Female Romanian
Danielle God Is My Judge Female Hebrew
Danika Female English
Danna Feminine Variant Of Daniel God Will Judge. Female English
Danny God Will Judge Male Hebrew
Dante Lasting Male Italian
Daphne Bay Tree Female Greek
Dariel Variant Of Darrel Open. Male English
Darien Gift. Variant Of Darin. Male Greek
Dario Rich Male Spanish
Darius Name Of A Pharaoh Male Egyptian
Darnell From Darnall Male English
Darrell Dearly Loved Male English
Darren Great. See Also Darin. Male English
Darryl Variant Of Darrell. Male English
Darwin Dear Friend. Nineteenth-Century Naturalist Charles Darwin Was The First Major... Male English
Davian Variant Of David Beloved. Male English
David Dearly Loved Male Hebrew
Davin Dearly Loved Male Hebrew
Davion Variant Of David Beloved. Male English
Davis David's Son Male English
Dawson Surname. Variant Of David Beloved. Male English
Dax A Town In Southwestern France Dating From Before The Roman Occupation. Male French
Daxton Reference To The French Town Dax. Male English
Dayton Surname. Variant Of David Beloved. Male English
Deacon Dusty One: Servant. Male English
Dean From The Dene Male English
Deanna From The Valley Variant Of Diana Meaning Divine. Female English
Deborah Bee. Deborah Was The Biblical Prophetess Who Summoned Barak To Battle Against... Female Hebrew
Declan The Name Of An Irish Saint. Male Irish
Deegan Black-Haired. Male Irish
Delaney From The River Slaney Male Irish
Delilah Desired Female Hebrew
Demarcus Male English
Demetrius Gift From Demeter Male Greek
Demi Abbreviation Of Demetria - The Mythological Goddess Of Corn And Harvest. Female English
Denise Feminine Form Of Denys (Named For The God Of Wine) Female French

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