| Danak | One who is bright and clever. |
| Dandoat | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Danidu | A name meaning wise and calm. |
| Daniru | One who is judged by the Lord. |
| Danishmand | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Danishwer | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Daniss | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Danist | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Danitha | God is the righteous judge. |
| Daniyel | God is my ultimate judge. |
| Danney | God is My Judge |
| Dannys | Follower of Dionysus |
| Danoth | One who follows Gods law. |
| Daqeeqa | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Daqeeque | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Daqyanuss | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Daqyus | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Dar Afshan | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Dar Kash | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Daraab | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Darain | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Darashikoh | The one who is skilled in the art of war |
| Darazy | From the Persian word for 'daraz', meaning 'long' or 'tall'. |
| Darbab | Persian for 'darbaba', meaning 'doorkeeper' or 'guard'. |
| Darban | Persian for 'darbÄn', meaning 'doorkeeper' or 'porter'. |
| Daree | Derived from the Persian word 'darī', meaning 'from the land of Iran'. |
| Dareekta | Combination of 'dar' and 'ekta', meaning 'unique' or 'special'. |
| Darej | Persian for 'daraj', meaning 'step' or 'rung'. |
| Daress | Derived from the Persian word 'daras', meaning 'to learn' or 'to study'. |
| Dargh | Persian for 'darqah', meaning 'door' or 'gate'. |
| Darghala | Combination of 'dar' and 'ghala', meaning 'to guard' or 'to protect'. |
| Darir | Derived from the Persian word 'darīr', meaning 'precious' or 'valuable'. |
| Darkhish | Combination of 'dar' and 'khish', meaning 'to serve' or 'to attend'. |
| Darkhishan | Combination of 'dar' and 'khishan', meaning 'to serve' or 'to attend'. |
| Darkhor | Derived from the Persian word 'darkhor', meaning 'to serve' or 'to attend'. |
| Darmaan | Combination of 'dar' and 'maan', meaning 'to think' or 'to consider'. |
| Darmak | Derived from the Persian word 'darmak', meaning 'to give' or 'to offer'. |
| Darnajaf | Combination of 'dar' and 'najaf', meaning 'to serve' or 'to attend'. |
| Darnasaftah | Combination of 'dar' and 'nasafah', meaning 'to serve' or 'to attend'. |
| Darnayab | Combination of 'dar' and 'nayab', meaning 'to serve' or 'to attend'. |