Names for Girls
- Diana – Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon.
- Daphne – In Greek mythology, a nymph who became a laurel tree.
- Delilah – Famous from the biblical story of Samson and Delilah.
- Dahlia – A beautiful flower native to Central America.
- Destiny – Represents fate and purpose.
- Dawn – Symbolizes the beginning of a new day.
- Dina – Hebrew name meaning “judged” or “vindicated.”
- Demi – Popularized by actress Demi Moore, short for Demetria.
- Daria – Of Persian origin, meaning “possessing good fortune.”
- Danica – Slavic name meaning “morning star.”
Names for Boys
- Daniel – A biblical name meaning “God is my judge.”
- David – From the Hebrew word meaning “beloved,” famously King David.
- Derek – Of Old German origin, meaning “ruler of the people.”
- Damien – Greek for “to tame” or “subdue.”
- Dean – Means “valley” or “church official.”
- Darius – A royal name from Persian history.
- Dante – Associated with Dante Alighieri, author of The Divine Comedy.
- Dominic – Latin for “belonging to the Lord.”
- Duncan – Of Scottish origin, meaning “dark warrior.”
- Dakota – A Native American name meaning “friend” or “ally.”
Gender-Neutral Names
- Dallas – Name of a city in Texas, meaning “meadow dwelling.”
- Dylan – Welsh for “son of the sea.”
- Dove – Represents peace and purity.
- Dakari – Of African origin, meaning “happiness.”
- Darcy – French, meaning “from Arcy.”
- Devon – English for “defender” or “poet.”
- Drew – Short for Andrew or an independent name.
- Dayton – English origin, meaning “bright and sunny town.”
- Denver – A city name, meaning “green valley.”
- Dusty – Nostalgic and rustic, short for Dustin.
Mythological or Historical Names
- Demeter – Greek goddess of agriculture.
- Dionysus – Greek god of wine and revelry.
- Dido – Legendary founder and queen of Carthage.
- Daedalus – Inventor and architect from Greek mythology.
- Draco – A dragon in Greek mythology, also a constellation.
- Damon – Greek, symbolizing loyalty and friendship.
- Delos – Sacred island in Greek mythology.
- Daphne – Nymph transformed into a laurel tree by Apollo.
- Diana – Goddess of the hunt and moon.
- Dardanus – Founder of Troy in Greek mythology.
Literary Names
- Darcy – Mr. Darcy from Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
- Dorothy – From The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
- Drake – Inspired by Sir Francis Drake and also a literary adventurer.
- Dorian – From Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray.
- Desdemona – Tragic heroine from Shakespeare’s Othello.
- Dunstan – Name from classic British folklore.
- Dickens – A nod to Charles Dickens, author of Oliver Twist.
- Dagny – From Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged.
- Della – Featured in O. Henry’s The Gift of the Magi.
- Diego – Inspired by Diego Velázquez, referenced in literature.
Nature-Inspired Names
- Daisy – A cheerful flower symbolizing purity and innocence.
- Dune – Inspired by sandy landscapes and Frank Herbert’s novel.
- Dawn – Represents the early morning light.
- Drift – Symbolizing the movement of water or snow.
- Delta – A river formation and also symbolizes change.
- Denali – Name of the highest peak in North America.
- Dew – Morning dew symbolizes freshness.
- Dandelion – A vibrant yellow flower associated with wishes.
- Dirk – Refers to rugged landscapes, also meaning “dagger.”
- Dove – Represents peace and serenity.
Unique or Modern Names
- Daxton – Modern name, meaning “warrior who conquers.”
- Dane – Refers to people from Denmark, strong and modern.
- Dior – Associated with the fashion house, meaning “golden.”
- Daxon – A stylish variation of Daxton.
- Devlin – Irish for “fierce courage.”
- Dash – Short, energetic name from The Incredibles.
- Delancey – Sophisticated and trendy.
- Drayden – A creative and modern name.
- Dariel – Hebrew for “open and kind.”
- Davi – A unique twist on David.
Cultural Names
- Diego – Spanish form of James, meaning “supplanter.”
- Danilo – Slavic origin, meaning “God is my judge.”
- Devendra – Indian, meaning “lord of the gods.”
- Doruk – Turkish, meaning “summit.”
- Davi – Brazilian Portuguese for “beloved.”
- Darshan – Sanskrit for “vision” or “sight.”
- Dilara – Persian, meaning “beloved.”
- Dmitri – Russian form of Demeter, goddess of agriculture.
- Daiki – Japanese, meaning “great brightness.”
- Damaris – Greek, meaning “gentle” or “calf.”
Rare Names
- Delphine – French for “dolphin.”
- Dione – Greek for “divine queen.”
- Dariah – Rare variation of Daria.
- Drexel – English, meaning “turning” or “spiral.”
- Dulcie – Latin for “sweet.”
- Darien – Refers to the Darién Gap in Central America.
- Dorina – Rare Eastern European name.
- Darnell – Old English for “hidden nook.”
- Dempsey – Irish for “proud.”
- Dellaine – A rare and poetic name.
Short & Sweet Names
- Dan – Simple, meaning “judge.”
- Dax – Strong and concise.
- Demi – Means “half” or “small.”
- Don – Classic and timeless.
- Dot – Short for Dorothy.
- Dell – Refers to a small valley.
- Dex – Short and sharp.
- Din – A compact name with Middle Eastern roots.
- Dee – Short and sweet.
- Dane – Strong and simple.