International Names starting with “D”
International first names – names from all over the world with sound and origin.
International first names bring cosmopolitan flair and a special sound to your child's name. At Nameberry you'll find first names from all over the world – from Nordic and Celtic to Italian, Spanish and French, Arabic, Turkish and Japanese. Browse by country and origin, discover meaning and popularity and get inspired by names that work across borders. Whether you're a multilingual family or simply have wanderlust: here you'll find the right international first name that sounds good anywhere in the world.
Popular first names starting with “D”
International Names starting with “D”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daan | m | Daan is a short form of the name Daniel in the Netherlands, derived from the ancient Ar… | |
| Dabney | m | English | The name Dabney originates from Aubigné, France, and means 'Albinus', which translates … |
| Dabrisha | f | Slavic | In Haitian Creole, Dabrisha means 'animal' |
| Dace | f | The name Dace has its roots in Ancient Greek and is made up of the terms 'doron' (gift)… | |
| Dacia | f | Latin | Dacia is the feminine variant of the Roman name Dacio, which comes from Dacius |
| Dacian | m | Latin | Dacian is a boy's name that has its roots in Latin |
| Daciana | f | Latin | The first name Daciana has its origins in Romania and is the feminine counterpart of Da… |
| Daciano | m | Latin | The name means 'from Dacia' |
| Dacierra | f | American | Dacierra is regarded as an African American variant of Sierra |
| Dacil | f | Spanish | Dacil or Dácil derives from the language of the Guanches and stands for 'the footprint'… |
| Daclan | m | Irish | The name Daclan has Irish roots and is a compound word, the specific components of whic… |
| Dacre | m | English | Dacre is a masculine name that originates from northern England's Cumbria and refers to… |
| Dadiva | f | Spanish | The name Dadiva, female in gender, directly translates from Spanish as 'the gift' or 't… |
| Dadyar | m | The name Dadyar has Kurdish roots, although the exact composition of the words has not … | |
| Daedalus | m | Greek | The name stands for the idea of artistic creation and creativity |
| Daemion | m | Arabic | Daemion is a variant of Damian ("the conqueror") |
| Daenerys | f | Persian | Daenerys is a fictional name created by George R |
| Daeshona | f | Daeshona is a feminine name that can be viewed as an African American variant of Shona … | |
| Daffy | m | English | The name has its roots in English and Oriental |
| Dafin | m | Dafin, as the masculine form of Dafina, has its roots in the Greek word daphne (δάφνη),… | |
| Dafina | f | Dafina (Cyrillic Дафина) is the Albanian and Macedonian derivation of the ancient Greek… | |
| Dafino | m | The name Dafino has its roots in Macedonian and is a creative composition of words, the… | |
| Dafinya | f | Dafinya is a girl's name derived from an ancient Greek word combination | |
| Dafna | f | Hebrew | The first name Dafna is the Hebrew variant of the ancient Greek name Daphne (Δάφνη) and… |
| Dafne | f | Italian | Dafne is the Italian and Spanish variant of the Ancient Greek name Daphne (Δάφνη) with … |
| Dafni | f | Greek | The name Dafni is the modern Greek form of the ancient Greek Daphne (Δάφνη), which mean… |
| Dag | m | Dag is a male first name that translates to 'the day' in Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish… | |
| Dag-Dagino | m | Dag-Dagino is a double name combining Dag ("the day") and Dagino ("the bright day") | |
| Dag-Michael | m | Dag-Michael is a double name combining Dag ("the day") and Michael ("Who is like God?") | |
| Daggi | f | Celtic | Daggi is derived from Dagmar and is a girl's name with a complex etymology |
| Daggie | f | Celtic | The name Daggie is a shortened form of Dagmar and has various etymological roots |
| Dagi | f | Dagi, as a short form of Dagmar, has a multifaceted origin | |
| Dagita | f | Celtic | The name Dagita has its roots in Celtic word components, although the exact composition… |
| Dagmar | f | Celtic | The female first name Dagmar has several possible origins and meanings |
| Dagmar-Alexandra | f | Dagmar-Alexandra is a double name combining Dagmar ("the valuable one") and Alexandra (… | |
| Dagmar-Angela | f | Dagmar-Angela is a double name combining Dagmar ("the valuable one") and Angela ("the m… | |
| Dagmar-Juliane | f | Hebrew | Dagmar-Juliane is a double name combining Dagmar ("the valuable one") and Juliane ("the… |
| Dagmar-Kristina | f | Greek | Dagmar-Kristina is a double name combining Dagmar ("the valuable one") and Kristina ("t… |
| Dagmar-Maria | f | Dagmar-Maria is a double name combining Dagmar ("the valuable one") and Maria ("the bel… | |
| Dagmar-Ursula | f | Dagmar-Ursula is a double name combining Dagmar ("the valuable one") and Ursula ("the l… | |
| Dagmar-Viola | f | Dagmar-Viola is a double name combining Dagmar ("the valuable one") and Viola ("the vio… | |
| Dagmara | f | Celtic | Dagmara, as a Slavic variant of Dagmar, derives from various roots |
| Dagna | f | Norwegian | The name Dagna is derived from Dagny and means 'the new day' |
| Dagny | f | Scandinavian | Dagny is a female first name that means 'new day' |
| Dagny-Eileen | f | Dagny-Eileen is a double name combining Dagny ("new day") and Eileen ("the longed-for o… | |
| Dagon | m | The name Dagon, a form of the Hebrew Dagan, carries the meaning 'the grain' or 'the corn' | |
| Dagrun | f | The female first name Dagrun (Old Norse and Icelandic Dagrún) is composed of the Old No… | |
| Dagur | m | Norse | Dagur is a masculine first name that originates from Icelandic and Faroese and means 't… |
| Dahee | f | The first name Dahee has its roots in the Korean language | |
| Daher | m | Arabic | The name Daher has its origins in the Arabic language and derives from the word 'zahir'… |
| Dahlia | f | Latin | The first name Dahlia has its roots in the flower of the same name, which is referred t… |
| Dahna | f | Finnish | The meaning of Dahna is 'busy bee' and in Hebrew it means 'God is my judge' |
| Dahye | f | Dahye (Da-hye) is a feminine name of Korean origin | |
| Dai | m | Welsh | Dai is a Welsh form of David, which traces back to the Hebrew Dawid (דָּוִד) |
| Daiana | f | Daiana, a female first name, is closely linked to Diana, the Roman goddess of hunting a… | |
| Daiane | f | Daiane is a girl's name that has its roots in Indo-European | |
| Daicie | f | Hebrew | Daicie is a variant of Daisy ("the daisy") |
| Daigo | m | Japanese | The name Daigo, a masculine name from Japan, can be translated as "the great enlightenm… |
| Daijana | f | The name Daijana is a variation of the name Diana, which embodies the goddess of the hu… | |
| Daiki | m | Japanese | Daiki, a Japanese boy's name, can consist of various Kanji combinations and thus take o… |
| Daila | f | Daila comes from Latvian and translates to 'the beauty' as well as 'the pretty one' | |
| Daileen | f | English | The name Daileen has Scottish Gaelic origins and can likely be translated as 'the one f… |
| Dailen | m | Welsh | Dailen is a gender-neutral first name that is considered a variant of the English names… |
| Daili | f | Daili is a female variation of the English name Dale, which is mainly used in Australia | |
| Dailyn | f | The gender-neutral name Dailyn is derived from Dale and combines this with the ending "… | |
| Daimeon | m | Welsh | Daimeon is a variant of Damon ("the conqueror") |
| Daimon | m | The boy's name Daimon is a contemporary American form of the name Damon, which is an En… | |
| Daimyon | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Daina | f | Daina, a female first name, literally means "the song" and has its origins in Latvian a… | |
| Dainis | m | The name Dainis has its roots in the Ancient Greek language and is derived from the wor… | |
| Dainius | m | Dainius is a male first name that means 'the poet' or 'the singer.' The name is derived… | |
| Dainora | f | Dainora is a Lithuanian girl's name that is made up of the words daina for "song" and n… | |
| Daira | f | Egyptian | The first name Daira (Δαῖρα) traces back to Daeira (Δάειρα), a name found in Greek myth… |
| Daireann | f | Celtic | The name Daireann has its roots in the Celtic language and is composed of the Old Irish… |
| Dairine | f | The name Dairine has its roots in the Old Irish language and is derived from the words … | |
| Daisa | f | Daisa, a feminine first name, is considered a variant of Daisy and means 'the daisy' or… | |
| Daishiro | m | Japanese | The name Daishiro (大志郎) is composed of the Japanese characters: dai (大) means 'big', sh… |
| Daisuke | m | Japanese | The name Daisuke, a male first name of Japanese origin, means 'great help.' It is made … |
| Daisy | f | The name Daisy, borrowed from English, means 'the daisy' or 'the day's eye' and is also… | |
| Daithi | m | The name Daithi is an Irish derivation of the name Dáithí and translates to "the swift"… | |
| Daiton | m | Daiton is a spelling of Dayton and belongs to the newer forms of the Old English name D… | |
| Daiva | f | Indian | Daiva is considered the female variant of Dievs or Dievas, which represents the sky god… |
| Daja | f | Arabic | Daja is a girl's name that originates from Arabic and means 'the wet nurse.' The name i… |
| Dajan | m | Arabic | Dajan is a masculine first name of Slavic origin, with roots in Old Turkic and Arabic |
| Dajana | f | Turkish | The first name Dajana is a Germanized form of Diana, known from Roman mythology |
| Dajana-Sofia | f | Dajana-Sofia is a double name combining Dajana ("the shining one") and Sofia ("the wisd… | |
| Daje | f | The first name Daje is regarded as an East Frisian abbreviation of names that begin wit… | |
| Daka | f | The name Daka has its roots in Hindi, with its exact meaning and specific word composit… | |
| Dakaria | f | Dakaria represents an African American variation of the name Karia, enriched with the p… | |
| Dakima | f | African | Dakima has its roots in Kurdish and means "dakim = to dive." This leads to the meanings… |
| Dakota | u | English | Dakota is a name that is used for both girls and boys |
| Dakotah | m | The name Dakotah comes from the Dakota language and means something like 'the friend' o… | |
| Dakshakanya | f | Indian | Dakshakanya is a female first name whose meaning literally translates to "the capable d… |
| Dala | f | Slavic | The name Dala (Dála) is derived as a feminine short form of Dalibora and means "the dis… |
| Dalal | f | Arabic | The name Dalal (دلال) has its roots in Arabic and is widespread in Arabic, Aramaic, and… |
| Dalanda | f | Persian | Dalanda is a name for girls that comes directly from Fulfulde and means 'the Creative.'… |
| Dale | m | English | The name Dale, which is primarily used for men, can also be used for women |
| Daler | m | Persian | The name Daler comes from Tajik and is of Persian origin |
| Dalesa | f | Spanish | the valley |
| Daley | f | Daley, a female first name, comes from the Irish surname Ó Dálaigh |