| Darele | A name meaning a beloved or dear person. |
| Dargan | An Irish name meaning a darkhaired one. |
| Daril | A name meaning the beloved or dear one. |
| Darile | A variant meaning a dear or loved one. |
| Darill | A name meaning the open or dear person. |
| Darille | A name meaning a dear or beloved soul. |
| Darko | Darko is a Slavic name meaning 'dark' or 'shadow', possibly derived from the word 'tma' meaning darkness. |
| Darl | Darl is a shortened form of Darlene or Darla, derived from the name Dorothea, meaning 'gift of God'. |
| Darnelle | A name meaning the hidden or dark one. |
| Daronn | A great man; a gift from god |
| Darrabah | An Arabic name meaning a skilled trainer. |
| Darral | One who is open and bold. |
| Darrio | A kingly man; one who is wealthy |
| Darrow | Darrow means 'from the oak tree' or 'oak tree dweller', derived from Old English words 'dor' and 'wudu'. |
| Darshata | A person who is visible. |
| Darwaish | A humble, holy dervish. |
| Darweesh | Devoted; ascetic |
| Daryabar | Bounteous; generous |
| Dasatir | Ancient Persian writings. |
| Dasharna | A land of ten forts. |
| Dashawn | Dashawn is a variant of Dashaun, meaning 'warrior' or 'defender' derived from Old English and Gaelic roots. |
| Dashel | A diminutive form of Dashiell, derived from the Hebrew name Yedidiah, meaning 'beloved of God'. |
| Dashnag | One with ten fingers. |
| Dastavar | A skilled craftsman. |
| Datobar | Judge; Administrator |
| Datwar | A fair, just judge. |
| Daughtry | Daughtry is a surname of Scottish origin, derived from 'de Athtrie' meaning 'from Athtrie' or 'from the oak tree'. |
| Davante | Davante is a variant of David, meaning 'beloved' or 'friend of God' in Hebrew origin. |
| Davee | The beloved one |
| Daveth | Daveth is a variant of David, meaning 'beloved' or 'friend of God' in Hebrew. |
| Davionn | A variation of the name David. |
| Davit | The Georgian form of David. |
| Davon | Davon is a unisex given name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'beloved' or 'darling'. |
| Davonte | Davonte is a variant of David, meaning 'beloved' or 'friend of God' in Hebrew origin. |
| Davor | Davor is a Slavic name meaning 'gift of God' or 'God's gift', derived from Croatian and Serbian origins. |
| Davvid | The beloved one |
| Davyd | A variant spelling of David. |
| Dawouss | A name of uncertain origin. |
| Dawsen | Favourite; Jackdaw |
| Dawwar | Revolving; Rolling |