Dionise

The feminine form of Dionisio, meaning 'divine' or 'heavenly'.

Dionisi

An Italian variant of Dionysius, meaning 'of Dionysus.'

Dionisia

Deriving from Dionysius, indicating servitude or belonging to Dionysus.

Dionisie

Derived from the Greek name Dionysius, meaning 'of Dionysus' who is the god of wine and fertility in Greek mythology.

Dionisio

Italian variant of Dionysius, meaning 'of Dionysus', the Greek god of wine and revelry.

Dionisius

A name stemming from Greek origins, meaning 'of Dionysus', the god of wine and festivity.

Dionna

A feminine form of Dionysius, often associated with divine qualities or belonging to the god.

Dionne

Derived from the name Dionysius, meaning 'follower of Dionysus' or 'divine spirit'.

Dionte

Modern variant of Dion, often indicative of divine or godly attributes.

Dionysius

Latin variant of the Greek name meaning 'of Dionysus', associated with wine, pleasure, and revelry.

Dior

Meaning 'golden' or 'a gift', often associated with luxury due to the fashion brand.

Diota

A feminine name that means 'gift from God', reflecting divine qualities.

Diricus

Belonging to the land or people associated with the god of war.

Dirk

A derivative of Theodoric, meaning 'ruler of the people'.

Dirke

A diminutive form of the name Dirk, often representing strength and leadership.

Dirran

Derived from a term meaning 'a strong guardian' or 'protector'.

Disler

A surname turned first name, often associated with 'quirer' or 'listener' in multiple languages.

Disney

Originally a surname, it is associated with creativity and magic, famously linked to the entertainment industry.

Dita

Derived from 'Ditat,' meaning to enrich or treat with care.

Diuclezzianu

A unique name without a specific meaning, possibly invented or modern.

Divina

Divine, pertaining to God or sacred.

Divine

Of, or relating to, God or a deity; divine in nature.

Dix

A diminutive form of the name Dick or Richard, often used as a surname.

Dixie

A term associated with the southern United States, often interpreted as 'a nickname for the South.'

Dixon

Meaning 'son of Dick,' Dixon is a common surname that has also been used as a first name.

Djuana

A feminine form of the name Johan, meaning God is gracious.

Dmitar

Dmitar means 'follower of Demeter' or 'earth' in Slavic contexts.

Dmitri

Dmitri means 'devotee of Demeter,' the ancient Greek goddess of the harvest.

Dmitriana

Dmitriana is a feminine form of Dmitri, meaning 'follower of Demeter.'

Dmitriy

Dmitriy is a variant of Dmitri, meaning 'devotee of Demeter.'

Dmitry

Dmitry means 'follower of Demeter' and is commonly used in Russian culture.

Dmonte

Dmonte is a modern variation of the name Monte, often derived from the word for mountain.

Dmytro

Dmytro is a Ukrainian form of Dmitri, meaning 'devotee of Demeter.'

Doak

Doak means 'the dark one' in Scottish Gaelic.

Doane

Doane means 'from the brown hill' in Gaelic.

Doanna

Doanna is a variation of the name Diana, meaning 'divine' in Latin.

Doanne

Doanne is a variation of the name Joanna, meaning 'God is gracious' in Hebrew.

Dob

Dob is derived from the Slavic word for 'good' or 'kind.'

Doba

A diminutive form of names like Dobroslava, meaning 'good fame.'

Dobagni

Derived from Slavic roots, it means 'kind' or 'good-hearted.'

Dobagnus

A name with roots in Slavic, suggesting a characteristic of goodness or generosity.

Dobbin

Originating as a diminutive of the name Robert, meaning 'bright fame.'

Dobbins

A diminutive or affectionate form of Dobbin, which is derived from Robert.

Dobbs

A surname meaning 'son of Dob,' a diminutive form of Robert or Dobbin.

Dobitvci

A name derived from village or locality names, typically indicating a place of origin.

Dobre

Translates to 'good' in Slavic languages, often used in names indicating benevolence.

Dobromil

Means 'good and gracious' in Slavic languages.

Dobromir

Means 'good peace' or 'peaceful and good.'

Dobroslav

Means 'good glory' or 'glorious goodness.'

Dobry

Means 'good'; used for both genders in Slavic cultures.

Dobson

Means 'son of Dob,' with 'Dob' being a diminutive of Robert.

Dobu

A name indicating a dob or good nature in Slavic languages.

Dobyn

A name possibly linked to positive qualities but lacks a clear translation.

Doc

Originally a diminutive of the name Doctor, meaning 'teacher' or 'educator.'

Docc

Another variation of Doc, often related to the title 'Doctor' or an advisor.

Docia

A diminutive of Lyudmila, meaning 'people's favor.'

Dock

A diminutive form of the name Doctor or a nickname for someone in the medical profession.

Doctor

From Latin, meaning 'teacher' or 'instructor,' commonly used as a title for physicians.

Docunni

A name often given to boys, commonly considered to reflect leadership qualities.

Dodd

Derived from Old English, meaning 'a person with a round face' or 'a plump person.'

Dodge

Originating from a surname, it denotes evasiveness or quickness in motion.

Dodie

A diminutive form of Dorothy, meaning 'gift of God.'

Dodinas

A traditional variant of names signifying divine guidance or protection.

Dodinc

A family name derived from the Slavic root meaning 'gift' or 'present.'

Dodson

A surname origin meaning 'son of Dodd,' implying lineage and familial connections.

Dody

A diminutive form of Dorothy, meaning 'gift from God.'

Dodzi

A name meaning 'one who is as strong as an eagle,' reflecting resilience and strength.

Dogbeda

Dogbeda is a name of the Yoruba people often signifying 'persistence' or 'determination'.

Dogod

Dogod is a name meaning 'survivor' among certain Nigerian cultures.

Doiminic

Doiminic is derived from Dominic, meaning 'belonging to the Lord'.

Dol

Dol is derived from the Gaelic word for 'valley'.

Dola

Dola often signifies 'a gift' or 'to be comforted' in various African languages.

Dolan

Dolan means 'dark haired' or 'sorrowful' in Irish.

Dolf

Dolf is a diminutive of Adolf, meaning 'noble wolf' in Dutch.

Dolina

Dolina means 'valley' in Latin, often associated with nature.

Doll

A diminutive form of Dorothy, meaning 'gift of God.'

Dolley

A diminutive of the name Dolly, related to the word 'doll,' symbolizing a cherished person.

Dollie

A variation of the name Dolly, also associated with 'gift of God.'

Dolly

A diminutive of Dorothy, meaning 'gift of God.'

Dolora

Derived from Dolores, meaning 'sorrows.'

Dolorea

A variant of Dolores, meaning 'sorrows.'

Dolores

Means 'sorrows,' often in reference to the Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Sorrows.

Doloris

A variant of Dolores, meaning 'sorrows.'

Dolorosa

Translates to 'sorrowful,' often referring to the Virgin Mary and her sorrows.

Dolph

Means 'the one who is brave like a wolf.'

Dolphus

Means 'noble wolf,' derived from the Germanic elements for wolf and nobility.

Doly

A diminutive of Dolly, symbolizing a cherished person.

Dom

Short form of Dominic, meaning 'of the Lord.'

Domagoj

Derived from ancient Slavic roots meaning 'to bring peace.'

Dome

A diminutive of the names Dominic or Dom, meaning 'of the Lord.'

Domek

A diminutive of the name Dominik, meaning 'belonging to the Lord.'

Domenic

Of the Lord.

Domenica

Sunday; the day of rest.

Domenick

Of the Lord.

Domenico

Of the Lord.

Domenique

Of the Lord.

Domgeat

Derived from an old Germanic name.

Domhnall

World ruler; ruler of the world.

Domicela

A variation of Domika, meaning 'dedicated to the Lord.'

Domicio

Of the Lord; a form of Dominic.