Dog Names That Start With D

Daan

Short form of Daniël

Dabby

Dabir

A Persian title for a secretary or scribe, from Middle Persian dibīr

Dabo

Recorded as a masculine given name in American English

Dabsi

Dacapo

Dacco

Dacey

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

Dack

An old english and dutch name

Dacki

Dackie

Dacko

A surname

Daco

Dacota

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

Dado

Portuguese diminutive of Eduardo; Croatian diminutive of Damir and other names with the sound da

Dae

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

Daegan

Daeira

Means "knowing one", from Greek δάω (dao), "to learn, to know, to teach"

Daelan

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Daelyn

A modern english given name, recorded for both girls and boys

Daemyn

Daeron

A given name recorded for masculine use in literature

Daffi

Daffie

Daffy

A prominent character from Looney Tunes known for his zany personality

Dafi

Recorded as a masculine given name in Old Norse and Welsh

Dafna

Means "laurel" in Hebrew, of Greek origin

Dafne

Italian for "daphne", the title of the earliest known opera

Dafra

Dagda

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

Daggett

A name of unknown origin, possibly derived from a surname.

Daggo

Dagi

An ancient Egyptian name, borne by a vizier of the Eleventh Dynasty

Dagna

Dagor

Dagos

From Proto-Celtic *dagos, attested in Gaulish as a proper name and name element.

Dagwood

A name of a character known for his love of food and humor

Dahlia

From the flower, named for the Swedish botanist Anders Dahl

Dahna

Recorded as a feminine given name in Korean

Dai

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

Daiga

Latvian feminine given name of unknown meaning

Daiki

From Japanese 大 (dai) "big, great" with 輝 "brightness", 樹 "tree" or 貴 "valuable"

Daina

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

Dainty

Daira

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

Daisy

From the English word for the white flower, from Old English dægeseage, "day eye"

Daisy Mae

Daisya

Daja

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Dajana

Dak

Recorded as a masculine given name in American usage

Dakar

A given name recorded in modern English, and the name of the capital of Senegal

Dakarai

Means "rejoice" in Shona

Dako

A canton and village in the Assoli Prefecture, Kara Region, Togo

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"

Dal

The South Asian word for dried, split pulses and the soups made from them

Dala

Recorded as a feminine given name in Arabic

Dalbert

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Dale

From an English surname for someone who lived near a dale or valley

Dalena

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in english

Dalene

A female given name.

Daley

Anglicized form of the Irish surname Ó Dálaigh

Dalf

Dali

Recorded as a given name in Spanish, Georgian Mythology, Chinese, English and Burmese

Daliah

Daliah is recorded as a given name in modern Spanish and in Hebrew.

Dalicia

Dalila

Form of Delilah used in the Latin Old Testament, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese

Dalilah

A feminine given name, a variant of the Hebrew name Delilah

Dalin

The name is often associated with 'little', 'small', or 'intimate'.

Dalis

A given name recorded in English (feminine) and Soviet (masculine) use

Dalko

Dalla

A term for a traditional dance in certain cultures

Dallas

From the surname meaning 'meadow valley'.

Dalli

A name possibly derived from the Italian word for 'to give' or 'gifted'

Dallon

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in American English

Dally

A surname and given name; also a slang term for a Croatian New Zealander

Dalma

Created by the Hungarian poet Mihály Vörösmarty

Dalmie

Dalton

From an English surname derived from a place name meaning "valley town" in Old English

Daly

From the Irish surname Ó Dálaigh, from dálach, "frequenting meetings"

Dalí

A renowned Spanish painter and surrealist

Damian

From greek δαμάζω (damazo), "to tame"

Damiana

A plant native to Mexico, often used for its medicinal properties.

Damien

French form of damian, from greek damazō, to conquer, master or tame

Damilo

Damion

Variant of Damian, from the Greek root damazo

Damon

English form of Greek Δάμων (Damōn), from δαμάζω (damazo), "to tame"

Damy

Dana

Feminine form of Daniel or Dan; also a short form of Bogdana, Yordana or Gordana

Dancan

Dandan

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

Dandelion

The common name for flowering plants of the genus Taraxacum

Dandi

Dandie

A Scots masculine given name, recorded in user-submitted entries

Dandor

Dandy

English word for a man who places particular importance upon physical appearance and personal grooming

Dane

From an English surname, either a variant of Dean or a name for a person from Denmark

Danessa

A feminine given name recorded in modern American English