| Davvid | The beloved one |
| Davyd | A variant spelling of David. |
| Dawsen | Favourite; Jackdaw |
| Daxon | Daxon is a variant of the name David, meaning 'beloved' or 'friend of God'. |
| Daxus | Daxus is a Latin name meaning 'leader of the people' or 'warrior of the people'. |
| Daxx | Peace; the binding thing |
| Dayanidi | A treasure house of kindness. |
| Dayannara | Resembling a bird of prey |
| Dayleen | Hollow or valley |
| Daymion | Daymion is a variant of Damien, meaning 'to subdue' or 'to tame', derived from Hebrew 'dam' meaning blood. |
| DBryan | DBryan is a shortened form of David Bryan, likely derived from the given name David and the surname Bryan. |
| Deaborn | One who lives by the stream. |
| Deamon | A supernatural being, often depicted as a mischievous or malevolent entity, in mythology and folklore. |
| Deanndra | Strong and womanly |
| Deavan | A name meaning a divine spirit. |
| Debbi | A name meaning a bee or industrious. |
| Decarus | Decarus is a Latin surname meaning 'from the deer' or 'deer-like' in origin. |
| Decatur | Decatur is derived from the Latin 'decem,' meaning ten, and 'castrum,' meaning fort or fortress. |
| Decster | One who works as a cloth dyer. |
| Deelilah | The beautiful temptress |
| Deenna | A name meaning from the valley. |
| Deerick | The ruler of the tribe |
| Deeshawn | God is gracious |
| Deevon | From the beautiful farmland; of the divine |
| Deidree | A broken- hearted or raging woman |
| Deirbhile | Daughter of a poet or scholar. |
| Deison | Deison is a variant of Deacon, meaning a servant or attendant of a higher authority. |
| Dejan | Dejan is a Slavic name meaning 'God is gracious' or 'God's gift', derived from the name Dejan. |
| Dejohn | God is merciful |
| Dejuan | A talkative man |
| Dekker | Dekker is a Dutch surname meaning 'builder' or 'carpenter', derived from the Middle Dutch word 'dijker'. |
| Deklan | Deklan is a variant of Declan, meaning 'full of goodness' or 'man of prayer' in Irish Gaelic. |
| Delacroix | French surname derived from 'de la Croix,' meaning 'of the cross' or 'from the cross'. |
| Delie | A name meaning from the island. |
| Dellaney | The dark challenger; from the elder-tree grove |
| Dellia | Noble kind; adorned |
| Delmas | Derived from French 'de la masse', meaning 'of the mass' or 'from the land'. |
| Deloise | Warrior of glory |
| Delos | Delos means 'to shine' or 'to light' in Greek, derived from the verb 'deloo', meaning to reveal. |
| Delphinia | Woman from Delphi |