Dorinda

Dorinda means 'gift' or 'bountiful', stemming from Latin roots.

Dorine

Dorine means 'a gift' or 'of Doris', often associated with generosity in character.

Dorion

Dorion is derived from 'Doris', meaning 'of Doris' or ‘gift’ in Greek culture.

Doris

Doris means 'from Doris', referring to a region in ancient Greece, primarily associated with 'gift'.

Dorita

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

Dorithie

Dorithie is a derivative of 'Dorothy', meaning 'gift of God'.

Dorjan

Dorjan means 'gift', typically found in Slavic cultures as a male name.

Dorka

Dorka is a diminutive form of 'Dorottya', meaning 'gift of God'.

Dorla

Dorla is derived from 'Doris', meaning 'of Doris', associated with Greek origins.

Dorlee

Dorlee is a variation of ‘Darla’ or derived from 'Doris', emphasizing warmth and kindness.

Dornar

Dornar means 'the one who dares' in Slavic languages.

Dornard

Dornard is derived from 'thorn' and 'hard,' meaning 'as strong as a thorn.'

Doro

Doro means 'gift' in Greek.

Dorota

Dorota means 'gift of God' in Polish.

Dorotea

Dorotea means 'gift of God' in Spanish.

Doroteia

Doroteia means 'gift of God' in Portuguese.

Dorotha

Dorotha means 'gift of God' in English.

Dorothe

Dorothe means 'gift of God' in French.

Dorothea

Dorothea means 'gift of God' in Greek.

Dorothee

Dorothee means 'gift of God' in French.

Dorothy

Dorothy means 'gift of God' in English.

Dorotta

Dorotta is a variation of Dorothy, meaning 'gift of God' in Hungarian.

Dorotthea

Dorotthea means 'gift of God' in Greek.

Dorottya

Dorottya means 'gift of God' in Hungarian.

Dorrance

Dorrance means 'enduring' or 'steady' in French.

Dorrel

Dorrel means 'from the hill near the lake' in English.

Dorrell

Dorrell means 'from the hill near the lake' in English.

Dorren

Dorren means 'sullen' in Irish.

Dorrie

Dorrie is a diminutive form of Doris, meaning 'gift' in Greek.

Dorrin

A form of the name Dorian, which means 'of the sea' or 'from the sea' in Greek.

Dorris

A variant of Doris, a name of Greek origin meaning 'gift' or 'bounty'.

Dorrit

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

Dorry

A pet form of the name Dorian or Dorothy, meaning 'gift' or 'gift of God'.

Dorset

Named after the historic county in England, potentially meaning 'from the south'.

Dorsey

Derived from an Irish surname meaning 'from the dark field'.

Dorte

Diminutive of Dorothy, meaning 'gift of God'.

Dortha

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

Dorthy

A variant of Dorothy, which means 'gift of God'.

Doru

Means 'gift' or 'present' in Romanian.

Dorwin

Derived from the name Doron, which means 'gift' in Hebrew.

Dory

A diminutive form of Dorothy, which means 'gift of God'.

Dorythye

A variant of Dorithy, meaning 'gift of God'.

Doryty

A variant of Dorithy, meaning 'gift of God'.

Doshia

A variant of Doshia, meaning 'gift'.

Doshie

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

Dot

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

Dottie

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

Dotty

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

Douce

Means 'sweet' in French.

Doutzen

Refers to a form of the Dutch name 'Doutzen', meaning 'mighty protector'.

Dovatocus

Dovatocus is derived from Latin and means 'gift from God'.

Dove

Dove refers to the bird symbolizing peace and love.

Dover

Dover is derived from the Old English word 'dofer' meaning 'beaver stream'.

Dovey

Dovey is often used as a term of endearment and means 'beloved'.

Dovie

Dovie is derived from the word 'dove', symbolizing peace and tenderness.

Dovydas

Dovydas is derived from the Hebrew name David, meaning 'beloved'.

Dow

Dow means 'dark' or 'swarthy' in Scottish.

Doyinsola

Doyinsola means 'the sweetness is in wealth' in Yoruba.

Doyle

Doyle is an Irish surname meaning 'dark skinned' or 'black'.

Doyne

Doyne is derived from the Gaelic surname 'O'Dubhain', meaning 'descendant of Dubhán'.

Dozier

Dozier is a French name meaning 'woodworker' or 'carpenter'.

Draco

Draco means 'dragon' in Greek mythology, often connected to strength and bravery.

Dracon

Dracon means 'dragon', derived from Greek mythology, symbolizing wisdom and strength.

Dracul

Dracul means 'dragon' or 'devil' and is famously associated with Vlad the Impaler, known as Dracula.

Dragan

Dragan translates to 'dear' or 'beloved,' often connoting affection.

Dragana

Dragana is derived from Dragan, meaning 'precious' or 'beloved.'

Drago

Drago means 'dear' or 'precious,' often associated with masculinity and valor.

Dragomir

Dragomir combines 'drago' (dear) and 'mir' (peace), meaning 'dear to peace.'

Dragos

Dragos derives from the word for 'dragon,' symbolizing might and bravado.

Dragoslav

Dragoslav means 'dear glory,' combining affection and honor.

Dragutin

Dragutin means 'dear one' or 'beloved,' associated with kindness.

Drahoslav

Drahoslav means 'dear glory' or 'valuable honor,' reflecting respect and camaraderie.

Drahoslava

Drahoslava means 'dear glory' or 'honor,' often used for noble women.

Draper

Originally an occupational surname referring to a cloth merchant or trader with cloth.

Dray

Originally an occupational name for a 'cart driver' or 'carrier' in historical English settings.

Drayce

A modern variant of the name Drake, meaning 'dragon' or 'male dragon.'

Draycen

A modern name derived from Drake, often associated with 'dragon.'

Drayden

A variation of the name Drayden, indicating 'a valley or a dweller at the river.'

Draydon

A modern name likely derived from the Old English term for 'river valley.'

Drayke

A variant of Drake, meaning 'dragon.'

Drayson

A modern variant that combines Drake with the suffix -son, meaning 'son of Drake.'

Drayton

Derived from Old English meaning 'from the farm by the river.'

Drazik

A diminutive of the name Zdravko, meaning 'healthy' or 'safe.'

Dre

A diminutive form of names like Andrea or a standalone name meaning 'dream.'

Drea

A variant of the name Andrea or a standalone name, meaning 'dream' or 'dreamer.'

Dreama

An invented name meaning 'dream' or 'to dream.'

Dreda

Derived from Old English, meaning 'a woman of strength' or 'hardy'.

Dremic

Derived from Slavic roots, often interpreted as 'brave'.

Dresden

Originating from the name of a city in Germany, meaning 'people of the river'.

Drew

A variant of Andrew, meaning 'brave' or 'manly'.

Drewe

An Old English name meaning 'thorny bush' or 'dweller by the thorny bushes'.

Drexel

Derived from a surname meaning 'from the place of the Drexel', often associated with nobility or land ownership.

Drienne

A variant of the name Adrienne, meaning 'from Hadria' or 'dark lady'.

Drina

Derived from the name of a river in Bosnia, symbolizing flowing water or purity.

Driscoll

Descendant of the son of the marsh or the dark, haired one of the marsh.

Drithelm

Derived from Old High German meaning 'strength' and 'helmet'.

Drogo

Derived from the Slavic root meaning 'to be angry'.

Druce

Druce is a variant of 'druce' meaning 'strong', often associated with vigor and capability.

Drucilla

Drucilla means 'strong', often associated with firmness and indomitable spirit.

Drue

Drue means 'loved one', emphasizing affection and attachment.