| Draycen | Draycen is a variant of Draken, derived from Old English, meaning 'ruler of the people' or 'warrior leader'. |
| Drayson | English surname derived from Old English 'drægan' meaning 'to draw' or 'to pull', possibly referring to a cart driver. |
| Drazik | Drazik is a Slavic name meaning 'little dragon' or 'dragon-like' in Polish and Czech cultures. |
| Dre | A name meaning manly or strong. |
| Dreden | Dreden is a variant of the name Dreden, possibly derived from the Old English word 'dreden,' meaning 'to tremble' or 'to fear'. |
| Dresden | Dresden is a German city name derived from the Old High German 'Dresd'n', meaning 'people of the forest'. |
| Drexel | Drexel is a surname of German origin, derived from 'Drechsel,' meaning 'turner' or 'woodworker'. |
| Druin | Druin is a variant of the name Druid, meaning a wise and knowledgeable spiritual leader or priest. |
| Du | A name meaning head or chief. |
| Du Toit | From the thorn tree, a surname likely derived from a geographical location in South Africa. |
| Duanne | A name meaning dark or black. |
| Dublin | From the Gaelic 'Dubh Linn', meaning 'black pool' or 'dark pool', referring to a dark tidal pool. |
| Dumbledore | Bumblebee, a type of insect, likely derived from the Old English 'dumbel' meaning 'to hum' or 'to buzz'. |
| Dumer | Dumer is a surname of French origin, possibly derived from the Old French word 'dumier,' meaning 'to murmur' or 'to whisper'. |
| Dumisani | Gift of God, a name of African origin, commonly used in South Africa and other parts of Africa. |
| Durwood | Durwood is a surname of English origin, derived from 'dour' meaning strong and 'wood' meaning forest or woods. |
| Dusit | Fourth land of heaven |
| Dutton | Dutton is an English surname derived from the Old English words 'dun' meaning hill and 'tun' meaning settlement. |
| Duzban | Persian name meaning 'from the village' or 'from the town', possibly indicating a place of origin. |
| Dwam | Dwam is a Swahili name meaning 'to sleep' or 'to be asleep', possibly referring to a dreamy or tranquil state. |
| Dwas | Dwas is a Sanskrit name meaning 'two' or 'second', often associated with twins or dualities. |
| Dylanne | Born from the deep ocean. |
| Dyone | A divine or heavenly being. |
| Dzaki | Intelligent; Clever; Understanding |
| Dzakir | Good in memorizing |
| Dzakwan | Genius; Intelligent |
| Dzhokhar | Dzhokhar is a Turkic name meaning 'bright' or 'shining', derived from the word 'jokh' meaning 'light'. |
| Dzigar | Dzigar is a Tibetan Buddhist title meaning 'precious jewel' or 'treasured one', often used for a lama. |
| Dzimaar | Anything that should be defended; Dignity; Family; District |
| Dzubyan | A name of Arabic origin. |
| Dzulfaqar | Possessor of the cleft sword. |
| Din Muhammad | Religion of Muhammad |
| Deg | generous kindness |
| Daraa | Possessor, sovereign. |
| DelAfrooz | Captivating, attractive. |
| Deldaar | Charming, beloved. |
| DelNawaz | Soothing heart. |
| Durokhshan | Bright, shining. |
| Dumisa | To praise or give honor to. |
| Dunsimi | don’t die before me |