Girl names, and unique baby names
Daicey, Dacee, Dacia, Dacie,
Dacy, Daicee, Daicy, Daci
Daffodil (French) Resembling the yellow
flower
Daffodill, Daffodille,
Dafodil, Dafodill, Dafodille,
Daff, Daffodyl, Dafodyl
Dagmar (Scandinavian) Born on a glorious day
Dagmara, Dagmaria,
Dagmarie, Dagomar,
Dagomara, Dagomar,
Dagomaria, Dagmarr
Dahlia (Swedish) From the valley; resembling the flower
Dahlea, Dahl, Dahiana,
Dayha, Daleia
Daira (Greek) One who is well-informed
Daeira, Danira, Dayeera
Daisy (English) Of the day’s eye; resembling a flower
Daisee, Daisey, Daisi, Daisie,
Dasie, Daizy, Daysi, Deysi
Dakota (Native American) A friend to all
Dakotah, Dakotta, Dakoda,
Dakodah
Dalmace (Latin) Woman from Dalmatia, a region of Italy
Dalma, Dalmassa, Dalmatia,
Dalmase, Dalmatea
Dalmar (African) A versatile woman
Dalmarr, Dalmare,
Dalmarre
Damali (Arabic) A beautiful vision
Damalie, Damaly,
Damaley, Damalee,
Damaleigh, Damalea,
Damaleah
Damani (American) Of a bright tomorrow
Damanie, Damany,
Damaney, Damanee,
Damanea, Damaneah
Damaris (Latin) A gentle woman
Damara, Damaress,
Damariss, Damariz,
Dameris, Damerys,
Dameryss, Damiris
Damian (Greek) One who tames or subdues others
Damiane, Daimen, Daimon,
Daman, Damen, Dameon,
Damiana, Damianna
Dana (English) Woman from Denmark
Daena, Daina, Danaca,
Danah, Dane, Danet,
Daney, Dania
Danielle (Hebrew) Feminine form of Daniel; God is my judge
Daanelle, Danee, Danele,
Danella, Danelle, Danelley,
Danette, Daney
Daphne (Greek) Of the laurel tree; in mythology, a virtuous woman transformed
into a laurel tree to protect her from Apollo
Daphna, Daphney, Daphni,
Daphnie, Daffi, Daffie,
Daffy, Dafna
Darby (English) Of the deer park
Darb, Darbee, Darbey,
Darbie, Darrbey, Darrbie,
Darrby, Derby, Larby
Daria (Greek) Feminine form of Darius; possessing good fortune; wealthy
Dari, Darian, Dariane,
Darianna, Dariele, Darielle,
Darien, Darienne
Daring (American) One who takes risks; a bold woman
Daryng, Derring, Dering,
Deryng
Darlene (English) Our little darling
Dareen, Darla, Darleane,
Darleen, Darleena,
Darlena, Darlenny, Darlina
Darnell (English) A secretive woman
Darnelle, Darnella, Darnae,
Darnetta, Darnisha,
Darnel, Darnele, Darnela
Daryn (Greek) Feminine form of Darin; a gift of God
Darynn, Darynne, Darinne,
Daren, Darenn, Darene
Daw (Thai) Of the stars
Dawe
Dawn (English) Born at daybreak; of the day’s first light
Dawna, Dawne, Dawnelle,
Dawnetta, Dawnette,
Dawnielle, Dawnika, Dawnita
Day (American) A father’s hope for tomorrow
Daye, Dai, Dae
Daya (Hebrew) Resembling a bird of prey
Dayah, Dayana, Dayanara,
Dayania, Dayaniah,
Dayanea, Dayaneah
Dayton (English) From the sunny town
Dayten, Daytan
Dea (Greek) Resembling a goddess
Debonnaire (French) One who is suave; nonchalant
Debonair, Debonaire,
Debonnayre, Debonayre,
Debonaere, Debonnaere
Deborah (Hebrew) Resembling a bee; in the Bible, a prophetess
Debbera, Debbey, Debbi,
Debbie, Debbra, Debby,
Debee, Debera
Deidre (Gaelic) A brokenhearted or raging woman
Deadra, Dede, Dedra,
Deedra, Deedre, Deidra,
Deirdre, Deidrie
Deiondre (American) From the lush valley
Deiondra, Deiondria,
Deiondrea, Deiondriya
Dekla (Latvian) In mythology, a trinity goddess
Decla, Deckla, Deklah,
Decklah, Declah
Delaney (Irish / French) The dark challenger /from the elder-tree grove
Delaina, Delaine, Delainey,
Delainy, Delane, Delanie,
Delany, Delayna
Delaware (English) From the state of Delaware
Delawair, Delaweir,
Delwayr, Delawayre,
Delawaire, Delawaer,
Delawaere
Delling (Scandinavian) One who is sparkling and witty
Dellyng, Delleng
Delta (Greek) From the mouth of the river; the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet
Dellta, Deltah, Delltah
Delu (African) The sole daughter
Delue, Deloo
Delyth (Welsh) A pretty young woman
Delythe, Delith, Delithe
Demeter (Greek) In mythology, the goddess of the harvest
Demetra, Demitra, Demitras,
Dimetria, Demetre,
Demetria, Dimitra, Dimitre
Denali (Indian) A superior woman
Denalie, Denaly, Denally,
Denalli, Denaley, Denalee,
Denallee, Denallie
Dendara (Egyptian) From the town on the river
Dendera, Dendaria,
Denderia, Dendarra
Denver (English) From the green valley
Derora (Hebrew) As free as a bird
Derorah, Derorra, Derorit,
Drora, Drorah, Drorit,
Drorlya, Derorice
Derry (Irish) From the oak grove
Derrey, Derri, Derrie,
Derree, Derrea, Derreah
Deryn (Welsh) A birdlike woman
Derran, Deren, Derhyn,
Deron, Derrin, Derrine,
Derron, Derrynne
Desiree (French) One who is desired
Desaree, Desirae, Desarae,
Desire, Desyre, Dezirae,
Deziree, Desirat
Destiny (English) Recognizing one’s certain fortune; fate
Destanee, Destinee,
Destiney, Destini, Destinie,
Destine, Destina, Destyni
Deva (Hindi) A divine being
Devi, Daeva
Devera (Latin) In mythology, goddess of brooms
Deverah
Devika (Indian) The little goddess
Devicka, Devica, Devyka,
Devycka, Devyca
Devon (English) From the beautiful farmland; of the divine
Devan, Deven, Devenne,
Devin, Devona, Devondra,
Devonna, Devonne
Dextra (Latin) Feminine form of Dexter; one who is skillful
Dex
Dharma (Hindi) The universal law of order
Darma
Dhisana (Hindi) In Hinduism, goddess of prosperity
Dhisanna, Disana,
Disanna, Dhysana,
Dhysanna
Dhyana (Hindi) One who meditates
Diane (Latin) Of the divine; in mythology, goddess of the moon and the hunt
Danne, Dayann, Dayanna,
Dayanne, Deana, Deane,
Deandra, Deann, Diana
Diata (African) Resembling a lioness
Diatah, Dyata, Diatta,
Dyatah, Dyatta, Diattah,
Dyattah
Didina (French) One who is desired
Dideena, Dideina, Didiena,
Dideana, Didyna
Dido (Latin) In mythology, the queen of Carthage who committed suicide
Dydo
Didrika (German) Feminine form of Dietrich; the ruler of the people
Diedericka, Diedricka,
Diedrika, Dydrika, Didricka
Dielle (Latin) One who worships God
Diele, Diell, Diella, Diela, Diel
Dimity (English) Resembling a sheer cotton fabric
Dimitee, Dimitey, Dimitie,
Dimitea, Dimiteah, Dimiti
Dimona (Hebrew) Woman from the south
Dimonah, Dymona,
Demona, Demonah,
Dymonah
Disa (English) Resembling an orchid
Discordia (Latin) In mythology, goddess of strife
Dyscordia, Diskordia,
Dyskordia
Diti (Hindi) In Hinduism, an earth goddess
Dyti, Ditie, Dytie, Dity,
Dyty, Ditey, Dytey, Ditee
Ditza (Hebrew) One who brings joy
Ditzah, Diza, Dizah,
Dytza, Dytzah, Dyza,
Dyzah
Dolores (Spanish) Woman of sorrow; refers to the Virgin Mary
Dalores, Delora, Delores,
Deloria, Deloris, Dolorcita,
Dolorcitas, Dolorita
Domela (Latin) The lady of the house
Domella, Domele, Domelle,
Domell, Domhnulla, Domel
Domina (Latin) An elegant lady
Dominah, Domyna,
Domynah
Dominique (French) Feminine form of Dominic; born on the Lord’s day
Domaneke, Domanique,
Domenica, Domeniga,
Domenique, Dominee,
Domineek, Domineke
Doreen (French / Gaelic) The golden one / a brooding woman
Dorene, Doreyn, Dorine,
Dorreen, Doryne, Doreena,
Dore, Doirean
Dorma (Latin) One who is sleeping
Dorrma, Dorrmah,
Dormah
Dorothy (Greek) A gift of God
Dasha, Dasya, Dodie, Dody,
Doe, Doll, Dolley, Dolli
Dove (American) Resembling a bird of peace
Duv
Drisana (Indian) Daughter of the sun
Dhrisana, Drisanna, Drysana,
Drysanna, Dhrysana,
Dhrisanna, Dhrysanna
Drury (French) One who is greatly loved
Drurey, Druri, Drurie,
Druree, Drurea, Drureah
Duana (Irish) Feminine form of Dwayne; little, dark one
Duane, Duayna, Duna,
Dwana, Dwayna, Dubhain,
Dubheasa
Duena (Spanish) One who acts as a chaperone
Dumia (Hebrew) One who is silent
Dumiya, Dumiah,
Dumiyah, Dumea, Dumeah
Duvessa (Irish) A dark beauty
Duvessah, Duvesa,
Dubheasa, Duvesah
Dylan (Welsh) Daughter of the waves
Dylana, Dylane, Dyllan,
Dyllana, Dillon, Dillan,
Dillen, Dillian
Dympna (Irish) Fawn; the patron saint of the insane
Dymphna, Dimpna,
Dimphna
Dyre (Scandinavian) One who is dear to the heart
Dysis (Greek) Born at sunset
Dysiss, Dysisse, Dysys,
Dysyss, Dysysse
Girl names, and unique baby names
