Others Dog Names

Curran

Anglicised Irish surname, from Ó Corraidhín, 'descendant of Corraidhín'

Cyras

Cyros

Cyrus

Latin form of Greek Kyros, from Old Persian Kuruš, possibly "young"

Cziko

Dacey

Anglicized form of Irish Déiseach, a member of a vassal community called Déise

Daco

Dacota

Derived from the Native American Sioux language, meaning 'friend' or 'ally'.

Dae

Korean given name (masculine); also a rare Korean surname, also spelled Tae.

Daegan

Daelan

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Dafi

Recorded as a masculine given name in Old Norse and Welsh

Dagda

The good god in Celtic mythology associated with fertility, agriculture, and strength.

Dagna

Dagor

Dahlia

From the flower, named for the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl

Dai

A term often used in various cultures, meaning 'great' or 'big'

Daiga

Latvian feminine given name of unknown meaning

Daina

The name Daina is often associated with a meaning related to 'song' or 'melody'.

Daira

Recorded as a feminine given name in Latvian, Greek Mythology and Spanish

Daja

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Dajana

Dakota

From the name of the Native American people of the northern Mississippi Valley; the tribal name means "allies, friends" in the Dakota language

Dakotah

A rare given name in American English, used for both boys and girls.

Daksha

Sanskrit for "able, competent"

Dala

Recorded as a feminine given name in Arabic

Daley

Anglicized form of the Irish surname Ó Dálaigh

Dalf

Dalko

Dallas

From the surname meaning 'meadow valley'.

Dalma

Created by the Hungarian poet Mihály Vörösmarty

Damy

Dancan

Dandan

Arabic, Chinese and Portuguese given name; a sea creature in the Arabian Nights

Dandor

Danica

From a Slavic word meaning "morning star, Venus"

Danika

Variant of Danica, a Slavic female given name

Danira

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Danka

Diminutive of Danijela, Daniela or Danuta

Danko

Diminutive of Gordan, Danilo or Danijel

Danu

Old Irish figure in the Tuatha Dé Danann; a Scythian word meaning "river"

Darak

Daran

Darcy

From an English surname derived from Norman French d'Arcy, denoting one who came from the town of Arcy in La Manche, France

Dargo

Dari

English dari, the variety of Persian spoken in Afghanistan

Daria

Feminine form of Darius, of Old Persian origin

Darius

From Old Persian Darayavauš, "possessing goodness"

Darko

From the Slavic element darŭ, meaning "gift"

Darma

Means "good deed" or "duty" in Indonesian, from Sanskrit dharma

Daro

Recorded as a given name in Georgian, used for girls

Darragh

Anglicized form of Dáire or Darach; from Old Irish daire, meaning "oak"

Darren

Masculine given name of uncertain origin; possibly from Irish Darragh or Dáire, 'oak tree'

Darron

User-submitted: recorded as a masculine given name in English, where it is rare

Dary

Darya

Russian, Belarusian and Ukrainian form of Daria; Persian for "sea, ocean"

Dasa

Sanskrit word for "servant," "devotee," or "votary."

Daska

Davina

Feminine form of David, from Hebrew

Davu

Dayka

A name of uncertain origin, possibly linked to various cultures

Declan

Anglicized form of Irish Deaglán, of unknown meaning

Deela

Dega

Dego

Deidra

Variant of Deirdre

Deika

Delana

From Spanish lana in Hiligaynon; a rare American English feminine given name

Delanie

A variation of the name Delaney, derived from an Irish surname meaning 'descendant of the challenger'.

Demelza

From Cornish Dinmelsa, meaning "fort of Melsa"

Dempsey

Anglicised form of Irish Ó Díomasaigh, from díomasach, "proud, arrogant"

Denahi

No documented meaning; recorded as a masculine given name in popular culture

Denali

The Koyukon name for the highest mountain peak in North America

Deniz

Turkish word for "sea"

Denver

From an English surname, from a place name meaning "Dane ford" in Old English

Denzel

A male name, possibly a variant of Denzil, ultimately from Cornish

Deora

Recorded as a masculine given name in Anglo-Saxon

Deri

A traditional name that means 'beloved' in some cultures

Derius

A name of uncertain origin, possibly derived from 'Darius', meaning 'kingly' or 'possess' in Persian

Derry

Diminutive of Dermot, used in Irish and Scottish Gaelic

Derryl

Variant of Darrell, used in African American and Spanish (Caribbean) naming

Derya

Turkish word for "sea, ocean", ultimately from Persian

Desmond

Anglicised form of Irish Deasmhumhain, "south Munster"

Destan

Turkish word for epic or legendary story

Devi

Sanskrit देवी (devī), "goddess"; the masculine form is Deva

Devika

Means "little goddess" from Sanskrit देवी (devī) "goddess" and क (ka) "little".

Devin

English unisex name from the Irish surname Devin; also from Old French devin "divine"

Devlin

An English given name recorded in modern use; also a surname

Dewey

Probably a variant of the Welsh name Dewi (David)

Deyka

Dhala

Dhana

Dharma

Sanskrit for "that which is established, law, duty, virtue"

Dhyana

Diba

Recorded as a given name in Persian and Luba

Dida

A given name recorded in Romanian, Portuguese and Maghrebi Arabic

Didi Or Dee Dee

Diena

Latvian for 'day'; also recorded as a rare Dutch feminine given name

Dila

Recorded as a feminine given name in Turkish

Dilka