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Unisex Baby Names: Balanced and Leaning Choices Starting With D

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

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Dakota Friend: Ally. Tribal Name. Male Native American
Dale Lives In The Valley Female English
Dallas Dwells By The Waterfall Male Celtic
Dana From Denmark Female Celtic
Dane From Denmark Male Danish
Danni Feminine Variant Of Daniel God Will Judge. Female English
Dannie Variant Of Daniel God Is My Judge. Male Hebrew
Danny God Will Judge Male Hebrew
Darby Free Man Male Gaelic
Darcy From Arcy Female French
Darren Great. See Also Darin. Male English
Darryl Variant Of Darrell. Male English
Daryl Dearly Loved: Variant Of Darrell. Male English
Delaney From The River Slaney Male Irish
Denny Variant Of Dionysius. Dionysius Is The Mythological Greek God Of Wine Respons... Male English
Devin Poet Male Celtic
Devon The Name Of A Beautiful Farming County In England. Female English
Dominique Feminine Form Of Dominic (Born On Sunday) Female French
Donovan Strong Fighter Male Celtic
Dorian Descendant Of Dorus. Dorian Was A Character In Oscar Wilde's Novel The Pictur... Male English
Drew Abbreviation Of Andrew. Modern Actress Drew Barrymore. Female Scottish
Dylan Man From The Sea Male Welsh

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