| Dalhaam | One who is deeply in love. |
| Dalham | A person of deep affection. |
| Dalin | A form of dallin |
| Dally | Dally means to delay or procrastinate, often in a playful or carefree manner. |
| Dallyn | A valley near the meadow. |
| Dalma | Dark; Very Black |
| Daluh | Another Name For The Sun |
| Damakesin | I couldn't find any information on the name 'Damakesin'. |
| Damarius | A calf or gentle spirit. |
| Damesha | A lady of noble stature. |
| Damiann | One who tames or subdues others |
| Dammian | One who tames or subdues others |
| Dammond | A protector of the world. |
| Damond | A guardian of the people. |
| Damonn | A loyal and steady friend. |
| Dand | A name meaning a punishment. |
| Daneel | God is my only true judge. |
| Danger | Name 'Danger' implies a sense of risk, threat, or warning, often associated with caution or warning signs. |
| Danghupaitim | Ruler Of The Land |
| Danghusruta | Making The Land Famous |
| Danian | Danian refers to the geological time period, approximately 61-55 million years ago, during the Paleocene epoch. |
| Danielius | Whose faith kept him from harm in a den of hungry lions |
| Daniil | Whose faith kept him from harm in a den of hungry lions |
| Danijel | Whose faith kept him from harm in a den of hungry lions |
| Danne | Of the divine; in mythology; goddess of the moon and the hunt |
| Danner | Danner is a surname of German origin, meaning 'day' or 'sun' derived from the Old High German word 'tannar'. |
| Dannin | Whose faith kept him from harm in a den of hungry lions |
| Dantee | An enduring man; everlasting |
| Dantey | A name meaning enduring one. |
| Danuel | Whose faith kept him from harm in a den of hungry lions |
| Danzig | Danzig is a Polish surname derived from the city of Danzig, meaning 'gift of God' in Old High German. |
| Daoithra | Pupil Of The Eye |
| Daqiq | Fine; Thin; Delicate |
| Daquan | A name meaning the fountain. |
| Daral | A name meaning dear or loved. |
| Darall | A name meaning open or free. |
| Daralle | A name meaning beloved one. |
| Darayatratha | One Who Has A Chariot |
| Darcus | Darcus is a variant of Darius, meaning 'possessor of the good' or 'rich in goodness'. |
| Dardan | Dardan means 'from Dardania', a region in ancient Illyria, or 'bringer of joy' in Persian. |