By Gender: • Both • Female • Male • Pop Male • Pop Female • | a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z | Name Root Definition Gender Dale Old English Little Valley Masculine Dallas Gaelic Wise Masculine Dalton Anglo Saxon Valley Estate Masculine Damon Anglo Saxon Day of the Week Masculine Daniel Hebrew God Judges Masculine Dante Italian Long Lasting Masculine Darcy Celtic Dark Masculine Darian Persian Wealthy Masculine Darell French Beloved Masculine David Hebrew Beloved One Masculine Davin Scandinavian Bright Masculine Dean French Great Leader Masculine Delmar Old French Mariner Masculine Denley Old English From the Valley Meadow Masculine Dennis French Wild or Crazy Masculine Derek Teutonic Great Ruler Masculine Derwin Old English Friend of Wild Animals Masculine Desmond Anglo Saxon Gracious Protector Masculine Devin Celtic A Poet Masculine Dexter Latin Dexterous Masculine Dillon Celtic Faithful Masculine Dion Greek Short for Dionysus Masculine Dirk Teutonic Ruler of People Masculine Dixon Teutonic Powerful Ruler Masculine Dominic Latin Belonging to the Lord Masculine Donald Scottish Ruler of the World Masculine Dorian Greek A Dorian Masculine Douglas Scottish Dark Masculine Doyle Celtic Stranger Masculine Drake Latin Dragon Masculine Drew German Trustworthy Masculine Driscoll Celtic Interpreter Masculine Dudley Old English Residence Name Masculine Duke Latin Leader Masculine Duncan Celtic Dark Skinned Warrior Masculine Durwin Anglo Saxon Beloved Friend Masculine Dwayne British Field or Meadow Masculine Dwight Teutonic White or Fair Masculine Dakota Native American Friend Feminine Damita Spanish Little Princess Feminine Danica Slavic Morning Star Feminine Danielle Hebrew Feminine of Daniel Feminine Daphne Greek Laurel Tree Feminine Daria Persian Queenly Feminine Darlene Anglo Saxon Tenderly Beloved Feminine Davida Hebrew Feminie of David Feminine Dawn Anglo Saxon Breaking of Day Feminine Deborah Hebrew The Bee Feminine Deirdre Gaelic Sorrow Feminine Delilah Hebrew Pining with Desire Feminine Demetria Greek Goddess of Harvest Feminine Denise French Form of Dennis Feminine Desiree French Desired Feminine Devin Gaelic Poet Feminine Diana or Diane Roman Mythology Virgin Goddes of the Moon Feminine Diane Roman Mythology Virgin Goddes of the Moon Feminine Dinah Hebrew Judged or Vindicated Feminine Dione Greek Mythology Mother of Aphrodite Feminine Dominica Latin The Lord's Feminine Dominique French Belonging to God Feminine Donna Latin Lady or Mistress Feminine Dora Greek A Gift Feminine Dori French Golden-Haired Feminine Doris Greek Of the Sea Feminine Drucilla Greek Dewey Eyes Feminine Dulcea Latin Sweetness Feminine Durene Latin Everlasting Feminine Name Root Def. From Hitchcock's Dictionary ******Names: Hebrew/Middle Eastern/Greek/Roman/Egyptian Dabareh ****** the word; the thing; a bee; obedient Dabbasheth ****** flowing with honey Daberath ****** same as Dabareh Dagon ****** corn; a fish Dalaiah ****** the poor of the Lord Dalmanutha ****** a bucket; a branch Dalmatia ****** deceitful lamps; vain brightness Dalphon ****** the house of caves Damaris ****** a little woman Damascus ****** a sack full of blood; the similitude of burning Dan ****** judgment; he that judges Daniel ****** judgment of God; God my judge Dannah ****** judging Darah ****** generation; house of the shepherd or of the companion Darda ****** home of knowledge Darius ****** he that informs himself Darkon ****** of generation; of possession Dathan ****** laws or rites David ****** well-beloved, dear Debir ****** an orator; a word Deborah ****** word; thing; a bee Decapolis ****** containing ten cities Dedan ****** their breasts; friendship; a judge Dedanim ****** the descendants of Dedan Dekar ****** force Delaiah ****** the poor of the Lord Delilah ****** poor; small; head of hair Demas ****** popular Demetrius ****** belonging to corn or, to Ceres Derbe ****** a sting Deuel ****** the knowledge of God Deuteronomy ****** repetition of the law Diana ****** luminous, perfect Diblaim ****** cluster of figs Diblath ****** paste of dry figs Dibon ****** abundance of knowledge Dibon-gad ****** great understanding; abundance of sons Dibri ****** an orator Dibzahab ****** Dizahab, where much gold is Didymus ****** a twin; double Diklah, Dildah ****** his diminishing Dilean ****** that is poor Dimon ****** where it is red Dimonah ****** dunghill Dinah ****** judgment; who judges Dinhabah ****** he gives judgment Dionysius ****** divinely touched Diotrephes ****** nourished by Jupiter Dishan ****** a threshing Dishon ****** fatness; ashes Dodai ****** Dodanim, beloved Dodavah ****** love Dodo ****** his uncle Doeg ****** careful, who acts with uneasiness Dophkah ****** a knocking Dor ****** generation, habitation Dorcas ****** a female roe-deer Dothan ****** the law; custom Drusilla ****** watered by the dew Dumali ****** silence; resemblance Dura ****** same as Dor Name Root Def. 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