| Delnaz | Darling of the heart |
| Delnia | A name meaning of the valley. |
| Delora | Variant of Dolores meaning sorrows. |
| Deloras | From the seashore. |
| Delores | Variant of Dolores meaning sorrows. |
| Deloris | Variant of Dolores meaning sorrows. |
| Deloros | From the seashore. |
| Delphia | Dolphin. Variant of the thirteenth-century French saint Delphine. |
| Delphina | Little Flower: Dolphin. |
| Delphine | A thirteenth-century French saint. |
| DELPHINUS | myth name (a scout of Poseidon) |
| Delray | Originating from the kings sea. |
| Delrick | A ruler of the coastal lands. |
| Delrico | A wealthy man from the ocean. |
| Delron | A strong man from the valley. |
| Delroy | Derived from the kings valley. |
| Delshad | One who brings great delight. |
| Delsi | A name of noble origin meaning bright. |
| Delsie | Form of Dolores; Lady of Sorrows |
| Delsin | A name meaning of the town of Delsin. |
| Delsuz | Italian surname meaning 'of the sun' or 'sun's child', derived from 'sole' meaning sun. |
| Delsy | Variant of Delsin: He is so. |
| DELTA | Refers to the fourth letter of Greek. |
| Delton | From the town in the valley. |
| Delu | A name meaning one who is very bright. |
| Delvi | Talented Person; Scientists Name |
| Delvin | A name meaning friend of the valley. |
| Delvon | A name meaning friend of the valley. |
| Delwen | Derived from the Welsh words for neat and fair. |
| Delwin | A name meaning a friend of the valley. |
| Delwyn | Variant of Delvin: Friend; good friend. |
| Delwynn | Variant of Delvin: Friend; good friend. |
| Delyse | A name meaning one who is delightful. |
| Delyssa | Variant of Latin Delicia meaning Gives pleasure. |
| Delyth | Derived from the Welsh words for neat and pretty. |
| Dema | A name meaning one who is very wise. |
| Deman | A name meaning one who is a thinker. |
| Demarco | Of the god Mars or warrior. |
| DeMarcus | Demarcus is a masculine given name derived from Marcus, meaning 'warlike' or 'dedicated to Mars'. |
| Demario | Masculine form of the Greek Damaris gentle. |