Modern Baby Names (Page 30)

Denny means Greek God Dionysus.

Usage: English
Category: English

Denton

Denton means valley town.

Usage: English
Category: English

Denzel

Denzel means fine wine lover, the wild one, high stronghold, or fertile land.

Usage: English (Modern)
Category: English

Denzil

Denzil means name of a place in Cornwall or from the manor of Denzell in Cornwall.

Usage: English
Category: English

Déodat

A lovely baby name of French (Rare) origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: French (Rare)
Category: French

Deon

Deon means Of Zeus, God of Nysa, or alternate name of the Greek God Dionysius.

Usage: English, African American
Category: English

Dereck

Dereck means ruler of the people.

Usage: English
Category: English

Derek

Derek means the people's ruler.

Usage: English
Category: English

Derick

A variant of Deric, meaning "Ruler of the people; Peaceful ruler".

Usage: English
Category: English

Derin

Derin means deep or profound.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Deror

A variant of Derora, meaning "Freedom; Swallow; Release".

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Derren

A lovely baby name of English (Rare) origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Derryl

A lovely baby name of English (Rare) origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Derviş

A lovely baby name of Turkish origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Derya

Derya means sea or ocean.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Deryck

A lovely baby name of English (Rare) origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Des

Des means South Munster.

Usage: English
Category: English

Désiré

Désiré means to long for, to wish for, to desire, or desire for the Lord.

Usage: French
Category: French

Desta

Desta means joy.

Usage: Amharic
Category: All

Devaki

Devaki means divine or celestial.

Usage: Hinduism, Hindi, Nepali, Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil
Category: Nepali

Devi

Devi means Goddess.

Usage: Hinduism, Hindi, Tamil, Indonesian
Category: Indonesian

Devora

Devora means bee.

Usage: Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Devrim

Devrim means revolution.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Dewey

Dewey means beloved or the second law.

Usage: English
Category: English

Dewi

A variant of Dewitt, meaning "the white".

Usage: Indonesian
Category: Indonesian

Dewitt

Dewitt means the white.

Usage: English
Category: English

Dex

Dex means dyer, agility, skilled, or right-handed.

Usage: English
Category: English

Dexter

Dexter means one who dyes.

Usage: English
Category: English

Deyan

A variant of Deya, meaning "Granting a boon; Offering; Light; Lamp; Illumination".

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Dezba

Dezba means going raiding.

Usage: Navajo
Category: All

Dəniz

Dəniz means sea.

Usage: Azerbaijani
Category: Azerbaijani

Dərya

A variant of Dryas, meaning "Oaktree; Powerful; Compassionate".

Usage: Azerbaijani
Category: Azerbaijani

Dharma

Dharma means that which is established, law, duty, or virtue.

Usage: Hindi, Telugu, Nepali
Category: Nepali

Dhruv

A variant of Dhruva, meaning "fixed, immovable, firm, stable".

Usage: Hindi, Nepali
Category: Nepali

Dian

Dian means candle.

Usage: Indonesian
Category: Indonesian

Diana

Diana means divine or goddesslike.

Usage: English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Catalan, German, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Estonian, Lithuanian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Armenian, Georgian, Roman Mythology
Category: Armenian

Dias

Dias means splendor, light, glow, or son of Diogo.

Usage: Kazakh
Category: Kazakh

Dick

Dick means a brave ruler or ruler of the people.

Usage: Dutch
Category: Dutch

Dídac

A lovely baby name of Catalan origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: Catalan
Category: Catalan

Didem

Didem means eye.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Diede

A lovely baby name of Dutch origin, traditionally chosen for children.

Usage: Dutch
Category: Dutch

Diệu

Diệu means mysterious, subtle, or exquisite.

Usage: Vietnamese
Category: Vietnamese

Digby

Digby means farm, settlement, or ditch.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Dihya

A variant of Dihyat, meaning "A general leader; a ruler".

Usage: Berber
Category: All

Dijana

A variant of Dijan, meaning "Big; Large; Huge".

Usage: Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Macedonian
Category: Croatian

Dikla

Dikla means palm tree.

Usage: Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Dikran

Dikran means a born King who is always independent.

Usage: Armenian
Category: Armenian

Dilan

Dilan means love.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Dilara

Dilara means adorn, heart, or she who delights the heart.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Dilay

A variant of Dila, meaning "Heart".

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Dilek

Dilek means wish or desire.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Dilək

Dilək means wish or desire.

Usage: Azerbaijani
Category: Azerbaijani

Dilip

Dilip means protector of Delhi or threshold.

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam
Category: Bengali

Dillan

Dillan means son of the sea, tide, or flow.

Usage: English (Modern)
Category: English

Dillon

A variant of Dill, meaning "Toward flow".

Usage: English
Category: English

Dilşad

A lovely baby name of Turkish, Kurdish origin, traditionally chosen for children.

Usage: Turkish, Kurdish
Category: Kurdish

Dima

Dima means downpour.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Dimo

A lovely baby name of Bulgarian, Macedonian origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: Bulgarian, Macedonian
Category: Bulgarian

Dina

Dina means religion.

Usage: Arabic
Category: Arabic

Dinara