| Delakshi | One with beautiful eyes. |
| Delancy | From the elder tree grove. |
| Delane | From the elder tree grove. |
| Delaney | From the elder tree grove. |
| Delanie | A darkhaired challenger. |
| Delanna | A graceful, noble woman. |
| Delano | From the elder tree grove. |
| Delany | Variant of Delaney: Competitor's child; from the river Slaney. |
| Delaram | One who brings peace to the heart |
| Delavan | Variant of Delvin: Friend; good friend. |
| Delawar | Derived from Delaware, a Native American tribe and state in the United States, meaning 'at the crossing place'. |
| Delbert | Proud: Noble: bright. |
| DELBIN | A name of unknown ancient origin |
| Delbina | A variant of a rare melodic name |
| Delbine | A name meaning a gentle spirit |
| Delcine | Derived from a sweet floral root |
| Deleena | One who is bright and beautiful |
| Deleep | A King; Ancestor of Rama |
| Delevan | Variant of Delvin: Friend; good friend. |
| Delfina | Dolphin. Variant of the thirteenth-century French saint Delphine. |
| Delfine | Meaning a woman from Delphi city |
| Deli | Warrior; Virtuous |
| DELIA | One who comes from the island Delos |
| Delice | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. |
| Delicea | A name signifying pure delight |
| Delicia | One who brings great pleasure |
| Deliciae | Latin for delights or pleasures. |
| Delight | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. |
| Delila | Desired. Languishing. The Biblical Delilah tempted Samson into revealing the secret of his superhuman strength. |
| Delilah | Desired. Languishing. The Biblical Delilah tempted Samson into revealing the secret of his superhuman strength. |
| Delina | Graceful; Noble; Kind; Dear; Small |
| Delinah | uncertain meaning |
| Delinda | A name meaning to destroy or erase. |
| Delir | Delir refers to a state of extreme mental confusion or disorientation, often caused by illness or intoxication. |
| Delisa | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. |
| Delisha | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. |
| Delishaa | The One who Gives Pleasure; Make Others Happy; Delicious |
| Delissa | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. |
| Delit | Derived from the word for delight. |
| Deliz | From dean and liz |