| Dand | A name meaning a punishment. |
| Daneel | God is my only true judge. |
| Dannielle | God is my judge |
| Darall | A name meaning open or free. |
| Darill | A name meaning the open or dear person. |
| Darwaish | A humble, holy dervish. |
| Daryabar | Bounteous; generous |
| Dasey | A servant of the divine. |
| Davinna | A beloved and cherished person. |
| Davon | Davon is a unisex given name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'beloved' or 'darling'. |
| Davonte | Davonte is a variant of David, meaning 'beloved' or 'friend of God' in Hebrew origin. |
| Dawlatkhatoon | SHE WAS FROM A RULING FAMILY |
| Dayavant | Dayavant means 'one who is kind and compassionate' or 'one who is benevolent' in Sanskrit. |
| Daymion | Daymion is a variant of Damien, meaning 'to subdue' or 'to tame', derived from Hebrew 'dam' meaning blood. |
| Debabarata | One who is blessed by the gods. |
| Debbi | A name meaning a bee or industrious. |
| Deevon | From the beautiful farmland; of the divine |
| Delbahar | Delbahar is a variant of Delbar, meaning 'gift of God' or 'God's gift' in Persian. |
| Delkash | Fascinating; Attractive |
| Delnavaz | Delnavaz is a Persian name meaning 'gift of God' or 'divine gift'. |
| Delruba | Delruba is a variant of Delilah, meaning 'delight' or 'flirtation' in Arabic, symbolizing charm and allure. |
| Desirrae | One who is desired |
| Deuce | A term used in various contexts, including sports, music, and slang, referring to the number two. |
| Deyazad | Born on a Tuesday, derived from Persian words 'de' meaning Tuesday and 'yazad' meaning born. |
| Dhakaa | Keen perception; sharpness of mind; deep insight; sagacity |
| Dhanendra | The lord of all the wealth. |
| Dharjath | Dharjath means 'one who is strong and powerful' in Sanskrit, derived from 'dhar' meaning 'to hold' and 'jath' meaning 'strong'. |
| Dhulfaqaar | Battle of Badr and which was presented to Ali (RA) |
| Dhulkifl | (Zulkitl) Name of a prophet of Allah |
| Diello | Italian surname meaning 'of the valley' or 'from the valley', possibly derived from a place name. |
| Dilgir | I love the show |
| Dinbai | Dinbai means 'gift of the gods' or 'divine gift' in Persian, derived from din meaning 'religion' or 'faith'. |
| Doak | English surname derived from Old English 'docc' or 'dokk', meaning 'ditch' or 'stream'. |
| Dolley | English name meaning gift of the Lord. |
| Dorthy | A name meaning gift of the gods. |
| Douha | Morning; (Zuhaa) Forenoon |
| Draek | A name meaning dragon or fire. |
| Drayson | English surname derived from Old English 'drægan' meaning 'to draw' or 'to pull', possibly referring to a cart driver. |
| Dur i Nayab | A name meaning rare pearl. |
| Dwas | Dwas is a Sanskrit name meaning 'two' or 'second', often associated with twins or dualities. |