Dominca

Of the Lord; female form of Domenic.

Dominga

Of the Lord; derived from Domingo.

Domingo

Sunday; associated with the Lord's Day.

Domingos

Sunday; associated with the day dedicated to God.

Dominic

Of the Lord; belonging to God.

Dominica

Of the Lord; dedicated to God.

Dominick

Of the Lord; a diminutive of Dominic.

Dominico

Of the Lord; an Italian form of Dominic.

Dominicus

Of the Lord; relating to Sunday.

Dominik

Of the Lord; variant of Dominic.

Dominika

Of the Lord; feminine form of Dominic.

Dominikus

Of the Lord; belonging to God.

Dominique

Lord; belonging to God.

Domino

A fated person or place.

Dominy

From the village of Dominick.

Dominykas

Lord; belonging to God.

Domitilo

Mighty; courageous.

Domneva

Belonging to the Lord.

Domnici

Little Lord; belonging to God.

Domokos

Of the Lord; belonging to God.

Domonique

Lord; belonging to God.

Domonkos

Of the Lord; belonging to God.

Don

Noble; ruler.

Dona

Lady; mistress.

Donagh

A strong dark man.

Donahue

Descendant of Donnchadh; brave warrior.

Donal

World-mighty; ruler of the world.

Donald

Ruler of the world; world leader.

Donalda

World-mighty; a female version of Donald.

Donaldina

A feminine form of Donald, meaning ruler of the world.

Donaldo

The Spanish form of Donald, meaning 'ruler of the world'.

Donall

An Irish name meaning 'world ruler'.

Donat

A Latin name meaning 'given'.

Donata

The feminine form of Donatus, meaning 'given'.

Donatas

Derived from the Latin Donatus, meaning 'given'.

Donatella

A diminutive form of Donata, meaning 'gift' or 'given'.

Donatello

Derived from Donato, meaning 'gift' or 'given'.

Donatien

A French variant of Donatus, meaning 'gift'.

Donato

An Italian name meaning 'gifted' or 'given'.

Donatus

A Latin name meaning 'given'.

Donavan

An Irish variant of Donovan, meaning 'dark', 'brown haired'.

Donavon

Another form of Donovan, meaning 'dark'.

Doncho

A diminutive form of the name Alexander, associated with 'protector'.

Donda

A name derived possibly from a diminutive of Don, meaning 'world ruler'.

Dondre

A modern American name, possibly derived from Andrew, meaning 'manly'.

Dondy

A diminutive form of Donald, meaning 'ruler of the world'.

Donea

A variant of Donia, meaning 'lady' or 'mistress'.

Donel

May be a variant of Donal, meaning 'world ruler'.

Donell

A variation of Donald, meaning 'ruler of the world'.

Donella

A feminine form of Donell, meaning 'world ruler'.

Donelle

A derivative of Donalda, meaning 'world ruler'.

Donestan

An Anglicized form related to Donald, meaning 'ruler of the world'.

Donica

Means 'world ruler', derived from Donald.

Donielle

A feminine derivative of Don, meaning 'world ruler'.

Donika

Slavic variant of Donna, meaning 'lady' or 'mistress'.

Donita

Derived from Donna, meaning 'lady' or 'mistress'.

Donka

A diminutive form of Donna, meaning 'lady'.

Donley

An English surname derived from the Gaelic name O'Donnal, meaning 'descendant of Donal'.

Donn

A diminutive of Donal, meaning 'ruler of the world'.

Donna

Means 'lady' or 'mistress'.

Donnacha

Means 'brown warrior' from the elements donn and cath.

Donnagan

The name means 'descendant of Donn' or 'brown warrior', pertaining to its ancestral roots in Ireland.

Donnan

Donnan means 'little brown one' or 'descendant of Donn', commonly used in Irish culture.

Donne

The name means 'gift' or 'to give', and is derived from the Old French name 'Donnel'.

Donnea

Donnea means 'world ruler' and is a feminine form of the name Donal.

Donnel

The name means 'world ruler' and comes from 'Domhnall', rooted in Irish origins.

Donnell

Donnell means 'ruler of the world', from the Old Irish name 'Domhnall'.

Donnelly

The name means 'descendant of Donall', with 'Donall' meaning 'world ruler'.

Donner

The name means 'thunder' and is derived from the German word 'donner'.

Donnica

Donnica is a feminine form of Donn, meaning 'brown-haired' or 'the dark one'.

Donnie

Donnie is a diminutive of 'Donald', meaning 'proud ruler' or 'mighty chief'.

Donny

Donny is a pet form of the name 'Donald', which means 'ruler of the world'.

Donovan

Donovan means 'dark' or 'dark-haired chieftain' and has Irish origins.

Donovian

The name is a modern variation of Donovan, meaning 'dark warrior'.

Donston

Donston is derived from a place name meaning 'hill with a fort'.

Donta

Donta is often interpreted as a modern variation of names like Dante, meaning 'enduring'.

Dontae

Dontae is a modern name likely derived from Dante, meaning 'enduring' or 'steadfast'.

Dontay

Dontay is a variant of Dante, meaning 'enduring' or 'brave'.

Dontaye

Dontaye derives from the name Dante, meaning 'enduring' or 'steadfast'.

Donte

Donte is derived from Dante and means 'lasting' or 'steadfast'.

Dontell

A modern American name, often considered a variation of Don or Donald, meaning 'world ruler.'

Dontrell

A modern American name variant, possibly derived from Donald, meaning 'world ruler.'

Doogie

A diminutive form of Dougal, meaning 'dark stranger' in Gaelic.

Dooley

An Irish surname and given name derived from the word 'dobhail,' meaning 'dark, swarthy.'

Doolin

An Anglicized form of the Irish name 'O'Dubhal.'

Doon

Derived from Scottish geography, meaning 'from the fort' or 'place of the fort.'

Doone

An Irish surname and given name derived from a place name, meaning 'fort.'

Door

A unique modern English name associated with access or entrance.

Dora

Derived from the Greek word 'Dorothea' meaning 'gift.'

Doraine

A French name that signifies 'of the sea.'

Doralis

A Spanish variation of the name Dora, meaning 'gift.'

Doran

An Irish name meaning 'stranger' or 'from the oak tree.'

Dorane

An English variant of the name Dora, meaning 'gift.'

Dorianne

Dorianne means 'of Doris', relating to the region in ancient Greece and the ancient Greek word for 'gift' or 'boon'.

Dorie

Dorie means 'gift', derived from the Greek word 'dorea'.

Dorien

Dorien is a diminutive of 'Theodora', meaning 'gift of God'.

Dorijan

Dorijan means 'gift' or 'to be a gift', commonly found in Slavic cultures.

Dorika

Dorika is a diminutive form associated with 'gift', prevalent in Slavic regions.

Dorin

Dorin means 'to give' or 'gift', stemming from the Romanian language.

Dorina

Dorina derives from 'dor' which means 'longing' or 'yearning' in Romanian, often associated with love and affection.