| Daralle | A name meaning beloved one. |
| Darcus | Darcus is a variant of Darius, meaning 'possessor of the good' or 'rich in goodness'. |
| Darille | A name meaning a dear or beloved soul. |
| Darka | Compassion; tree |
| Darl | Darl is a shortened form of Darlene or Darla, derived from the name Dorothea, meaning 'gift of God'. |
| Darnelle | A name meaning the hidden or dark one. |
| Daxus | Daxus is a Latin name meaning 'leader of the people' or 'warrior of the people'. |
| Dehbanu | Servant of the Lord, a title of respect and devotion in Persian and Arabic cultures. |
| Deirbhile | Daughter of a poet or scholar. |
| Deldar | Deldar means 'leader' or 'commander' in Persian, derived from the word 'deldar', meaning 'one who commands'. |
| Deloise | Warrior of glory |
| Dereon | Dereon is a variant of Derek, meaning 'ruler of the people' or 'leader'. |
| Deronn | A birdlike woman |
| Devajya | Devajya means 'belonging to God' or 'divine' in Sanskrit, a term used in Hinduism and Buddhism. |
| Devamatri | Mother of the gods |
| Devontae | Devontae is a variant of Devon, meaning 'from Devon' or 'strong and healthy' in Old English. |
| Dhaif | A guest or a visiting person. |
| Dhaifullah | A guest of the Almighty God. |
| Dhanavati | A woman who possesses wealth. |
| Dhanbai | Dhanbai means 'wealthy woman' or 'rich woman' in Hindi, derived from 'dhan' meaning wealth and 'bai' meaning woman. |
| Dhisha | Dhisha is a Sanskrit name meaning 'to shine' or 'to radiate light', symbolizing inner beauty and wisdom. |
| Dhukaa | The sun; dawn; morning; suitable combination |
| Didi | Divine; heavenly |
| Diede | Powerful ruler of the people |
| Dieudonn | A gift given by the Almighty. |
| Dihishwar | Lord of the entire universe. |
| Dilay | A beautiful moon of the heart. |
| Dimos | Greek name meaning 'of the people' or 'belonging to the people', derived from demos, meaning 'people'. |
| Dindraine | A name of Arthurian legend origin. |
| Dinh Hoa | Flower at the peak |
| Dipper | A person who dips or one who is skilled at dipping or pouring liquids. |
| Dominykas | Latin name meaning belonging to God. |
| Donner | Of a fierce temper |
| Dresden | Dresden is a German city name derived from the Old High German 'Dresd'n', meaning 'people of the forest'. |
| Drika | Ruler of the house |
| Du | A name meaning head or chief. |
| Dyumanhuti | One who offers sacrifices. |
| Eamhair | A Gaelic name meaning swift. |
| Eastyn | One who comes from the east. |
| Eberardo | Courageous like a boar |