| Donni | Lady. From the respectful title Donna. |
| Donnica | A lady of noble dark descent. |
| Donnie | Form of Donn. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. |
| Donnitta | Italian diminutive form of Donna, meaning 'lady' or 'young woman', often used as a nickname. |
| Donny | Form of Donn. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. |
| Donogb | A darkhaired, strong fighter. |
| Donogh | Variant of Donagh: Brown warrior. |
| Donois | Variant of Daniel: God is my judge. |
| DONOMA | Omaha name meaning " sight of the sun." DYANI |
| Donough | Variant of Donagh: Brown warrior. |
| Donovan | A darkhaired chieftain soul. |
| Donoven | Variant of Donovan: Dark. |
| Donovon | Variant of Donovan: Dark. |
| Donta | Enduring, obstinate |
| Dontae | Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. |
| Dontay | Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. |
| Dontaye | Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. |
| Donte | Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. |
| Dontell | Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. |
| Dontrell | Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. |
| Donya | Lady. From the respectful title Donna. |
| Donzel | Abbreviation of Donatello gift from God. |
| Doogan | Variant of Dugan: Swarthy. |
| Doogie | Diminutive of Douglas: Dark water. In the seventeenth century, this name was as popular for girls as for boys. |
| Doolas | A darkhaired, noble person. |
| DOOLEY | A darkhaired, valiant hero. |
| Doolika | The Indigo Plant |
| Doon | A name meaning dark or black. |
| Doondi | One who is a humble seeker. |
| Doonica | Respected Women |
| Door | A gateway to new beginnings. |
| Dooraj | Born in a Distant Place; A Native of a Distant Place |
| Dooriya | A person from far away lands. |
| Doorva | Celestial Grass |
| Dooshana | One who destroys all evil. |
| Dophkah | A place of cattle and herds. |
| Dopinder | Courageous Soul |
| Dor | A name meaning generation. |
| DORA | A gift from the divine light. |
| Dorabji | Dorabji is a Parsi name meaning 'gift of God' or 'God's gift', derived from Persian words 'dor' and 'ab'. |