| Dabhit | A Hermit Praised in the Vedas |
| Dabhiti | A name meaning a destroyer. |
| Dabi | A name meaning my beloved or dear. |
| Dabir | A name meaning a scribe or teacher. |
| Dabney | White Settlement; From the City of Aubigny; France |
| Dabnshu | I couldn't find any information on the name 'dabnshu'. |
| Daboor | A name meaning a swarm of bees. |
| Dabora | Baptist of Bible; Bee |
| Dabria | name of an angel |
| Daca | Feminine of Dako |
| Dace | Of the nobility. |
| Dacey | Of the nobility. |
| Dacia | A name meaning from the Dacia land. |
| Dacian | Of the nobility. |
| Dacio | A name meaning a person from Dacia. |
| Dack | Reference to the French town Dax. |
| Dacso | A name meaning a gift from the gods. |
| Dacy | A name meaning a person from Dacia. |
| Dad | Old Arabic name |
| DADA | Yoruba of Nigeria name for children with curly hair. |
| Dadabhai | Dadabhai means 'father's friend' or 'father's companion' in Gujarati, a term of endearment and respect. |
| Dadafarin | Persian name meaning 'garden of roses' or 'rose garden', symbolizing beauty and fragrance. |
| Dadar | Dadar is a surname of Indian origin, meaning 'father' or 'paternal' in Marathi and Gujarati languages. |
| Dadbandad | I couldn't find any information on the name 'dadbandad'. |
| Dadbeh | Dadbeh is a Persian name meaning 'lion' or 'bringer of good fortune' in Iranian culture. |
| Dadburzin | Dadburzin is a Persian name meaning 'servant of the wise' or 'devoted to knowledge'. |
| Dadfaruk | Dadfaruk is a Persian name meaning 'gift of God' or 'God's blessing' with a strong and noble connotation. |
| Dadfiruz | Dadfiruz is a Persian name meaning 'gift of the lord' or 'gift from God'. |
| Dadgar | Dadgar is a Persian name meaning 'noble' or 'exalted', signifying a person of high moral character. |
| Dadgayadoh | Seneca name meaning gambling men. |
| Dadheechi | A name meaning a wise Hindu sage. |
| Dadhica | Sprinkling Milk or Curd |
| Dadhichi | A name meaning a famous Hindu sage. |
| Dadhija | Daughter of milk |
| Dadhikra | Born from the Ocean of Milk; Fast Moving; A Divine Horse who Personifies the Morning Sun |
| Dadhish | Lord of the House |
| Dadhyan | Seller of Milk; One who Brings the Milk; A Hermit who was Taught by Indra the Art of Preparing Rice for Offering to the Gods |
| Dadi | Grandfather, elderly man, or respected elder in some Indian and Middle Eastern cultures. |
| Dadich | The Person who Donate Self Bone for Humanity |
| Dadmeher | Persian name meaning 'gift of God' or 'God's gift', often bestowed upon a child as a blessing. |