Feminine and starting with the letter d. Female names starting with the letter "d"

Every year the number of female names starting with the letter D is only increasing. Some of the most popular and unusual today are Diadem, Diniela, Delicia or Daphne. Although Daphne is an ancient Muslim name, it did not enjoy success for several centuries. Analogues of this letter in other languages are the letter D.

Meanings of girls names starting with D

Female names The letter D speaks of kindness, as well as a tendency to care. It’s interesting that in life such people almost always achieve their goals. Some are in motherhood, others in science, and others even in business. Despite their external fragility, such women are very strong at heart and will be able to overcome any obstacles.

They enjoy simple things and do not spend too much time thinking about troubles; they prefer to deal with everything along the way to their goal.

Popular girl names starting with the letter D

Female names starting with the letter D: Russian, Tatar, Muslim or European carry quite a powerful positive energy. However, it is always worth considering them as a whole and be sure to study the full interpretation, because in some cases they take on a completely different character in combination with other letters.

The most popular today are:

Dana, a Slavic name, according to other sources - Jewish. Translated it means “God is my judge.” Such girls are prone to pragmatism and prudence, and are careerists in life. However, he will never allow himself to go beyond what is allowed;
Diana, a Roman name, translates to "divine". Despite the fact that some consider the name Dean to be shortened from Diana, both one and the other have completely different meaning. Diana, on the other hand, has powerful energy, and new ideas visit her imagination almost constantly. She is pure in front of herself, but is not always sincere with others;
Dilruba, a Persian name that translates to “soul conqueror.” Such girls tend to look for compromise solutions, and can find an approach to everyone. They want to succeed, but what is more important to them is family relationships;
Daria, an Orthodox name, originates from Byzantine times and means “gift.” Such a girl is very emotional, and often relies only on momentary desire. Although she is pedantic in life, she loves order in everything;
Dina, a Jewish name, according to other versions. Literally translated, it symbolizes a fair or strong woman. She is very capricious by nature; there are simply no authorities for her. She is very amorous, sometimes she can be promiscuous.

Experts advise that choosing a girl's name starting with D should be done very carefully. Some names can bring a fighting spirit into the lives of children, others enhance them Creative skills. It is also important how suitable a particular name is for a person and whether it is consonant with the surname.

Accepted abbreviations: az. – Azerbaijani, English – English, Arabic. - Arabic, Aramaic. - Aramaic, Bulgarian – Bulgarian, Wall. – Welsh, Hung. – Hungarian, Gaelic. – Gaelic, Greek – Greek, Danish. – Danish, Old English – Old English, Old German. – Old Germanic, Old Hebrew. – Hebrew, Old Indian. – Old Indian, Old Irish. – Old Irish, Old Norse. – Old Icelandic, Old Persian. – ancient Persian, ancient Roman. – ancient Roman, other Russian. – Old Russian, other Scand. - Old Scandinavian, Egyptian. – Egyptian, female – female, zap. – western, ind. – Indian, Spanish – Spanish, it. – Italian, Kazakh. – Kazakh, Celtic. – Celtic, lat. - Latin, lit. – Lithuanian, husband. - masculine, Dutch - Dutch, Norwegian – Norwegian, Persian – Persian, Polish. – Polish, colloquial - colloquial, rum. – Romanian, Russian. – Russian, Sami. – Sami, Skt. – Sanskrit, Serbian. – Serbian, Syrian. – Syriac, Scand. – Scandinavian, slav. – Slavic, see – look, Sov. – Soviet, St. French – Old French, Taj. – Tajik, Tat. – Tatar, Turkic. - Turkic, Uzbek – Uzbek, Ukrainian - Ukrainian, outdated. - outdated, Finnish. – Finnish, French - French, frieze. – Frisian, Swedish. - Swedish, Czech. - Czech, Scotl. – Scottish, South Slav. - South Slavic.

Davran, Davron - male, variant of the name Dauren (see). Davran - Uzbek and Tajik form.
Davyd (ancient Hebrew) – male, “beloved.” In the calendar - David.
Dair (Arabic) – masculine, either “around” or “repeating”.
Dive (English) – male, short version of the name David (see).
Dagmar (Danish) – female, from the name of the Bohemian princess Dragomira, who became in the 13th century. Queen of Denmark.
Delilah, Delilah, Delilah(Old Hebrew) – feminine, “delight, tenderness.”
Dalmat (lat.) – male, “resident of Dalmatia” (region on the coast of the Adriatic Sea.
Damian - male, church to Demyan (see).
Damir - husband. 1. Neologism owls. period: from abbr. to “Long live the world!” 2. From New Persian Damyar “hunter”. 3. Variant of the name Temir (see).
Dan – male, 1) (ancient Hebrew) “God justified”; 2) (South Slav.) abbreviation for Bogdan (see), Danil (see), Jordan (see), etc.
Dana – 1) female to Dan (see); 2) short to Bogdana (see), Daniela (see); 3) pers. “educated, learned” or “the only one.”
Dundee, Dandy (English) – male, diminutive of Andrew (see).
Danil, Danila (ancient Hebrew) – male, “my God is the judge.” In the calendar - Daniel.
Daniela – female to Daniel (see).
Daniel – male, z. variant of the name Danil (see).
Daniyar (pers.) – male, “knowledgeable, knowledgeable”, “close friend”, “beloved”, “gift, gift”. Historically, it is a modification of the name Daniyal.
Duncan, Duncan (Gaelic) – male, “dark warrior.”
Danko – male, 1) (South Slavic) derivative of Dan (see); 2) (Old German) short for names on Dank - “thought, memory.”
Danslav (slav.) – male, “to give” + “glory”.
Danuta (Polish) – female, short for Daniela (see).
Darek (Czech) – male, short version of the name Bozhidar (see).
Dariga (pers.) – female, “pity, regret, surprise” or “oh, beautiful, wonderful!”
Darius (Old Persian) – male, “possessing, possessing” + “good, kind.”
Darlene (Old English) – female, “darling, beloved.”
Darrell (English) - male, from the surname Darrell - from a toponym or from Old English. “beloved, dear.”
Daria - female to Darius (see). In the calendar - Darius.
Dasius (Greek) – male, “with thick hair.”
Dasia – female to Dasius (see).
Dustin (Old English) – male, “hill” + “stone”.
Dauren (pers.) – male, “lord of his time”, “happy”.
Daphne (Greek) – female, “laurel”.
Debbie (English) – female, short for Deborah (see).
Deborah, Devorah (Heb.) – female, “bee”.
Debra – female, English variant of the name Deborah (see).
Desiderius (lat.) – male, “to desire.”
Desideria - female to Desiderius (see).
Dey (Greek) – masculine, genitive on behalf of Zeus, “divine, glorious, radiant.” In the calendar - Diy.
Dale (English) – male, from the surname Dale.
Dementius (lat.) – male, supposedly “to tame.” In the calendar - Dometius.
Demid (Greek) – male, “divine” + “to take care, to patronize.” In the calendar - Diomede.
Demyan (lat.) – male, “dedicated to Damia” (goddess of abundance and fertility). On the calendar - Damian.
Denise, Denise (French, English) – female. to Denis (see).
Denis (Greek) – male, “dedicated to Dionysus” (the god of wine, winemaking and poetic inspiration). In the calendar - Dionysius.
Denny (English) – masculine, diminutive of Dennis (see).
Denny (lat.) – female, diminutive of Denise (see).
Dennis, Denis – male, it. variant of the name Dionysius (see Denis).
Derek, Derrick - male, Dutch. variant of the name Dietrich (see).
Deyan, Dian, Diyan (Greek) – male, derived from Dey (see).
Jaclyn – female, English variant of the name Jacqueline (see).
Jamal, Jamal, Jamal (Arabic) – husband. and female, “beauty, perfection.”
Jamshid, Jamshit(pers.) – male, “brilliant Yima” – the name and nickname of the legendary Iranian king from “Shah-name”. Metaphorically “great, wise.”
Janet, Janette, Janetta(English) – female, derivative of the names Jane (see), Jean (see).
Janice (Scots) – female, derivative of the name Jane (see).
Januzak, Januzak(Persian-Kaz.) – male, “soul” + “long”. Given for the purpose of wishing long life.
Justin - male, English variant of the name Justin (see).
Jay (English) – male, 1) short to Jason (see); 2) from the surname Jay.
Jacob, Jacob - male, English. variant of the name Yakov (see).
James, James, James- male, English variant of the name Yakov (see).
Jamie (Scots) – masculine, diminutive of James (see).
Jamie (English) – feminine, diminutive of Jamesaina (see).
Jamesina, Jamesina(Scots) – female to James (see).
Jane (English) – feminine, diminutive of Joanna (see).
Jason - male, English variant of the name Jason (see).
Jack, Jackie - male, short form of John (see)
Jennifer (Welsh) – female, “white wave”.
Gerald, Gerald- male, English variant of the name Herald (q.v.).
Gerard - male, English variant of the name Gerhard (see).
Jeremy - male, English variant of the name Eremey (see).
Geri (English) – male, short for Gerald (see), Gerard (see), Jeremy (see), Jerome (see).
Jerome - male, English variant of the name Eronym (see).
Jesse - male, English variant of the name Jesse (see).
Jessica (English) – female, from ancient Hebrew. Iska “God is watching.”
Jeff (English) – male, short to Jeffrey (see).
Geoffrey (English) – male, “god” or “region, region” + “world”.
Jesus - male, English variant of the name Jesus (see).
Jill (English) – male, diminutive of Gillian (see).
Jill (English) – feminine, diminutive of Gillian (see).
Gillian - male, English variant of the name Julian (see).
Gillian – female, English variant of the name Julian (see).
Jim, Jimmy (English) – male, derivatives from James (see).
Gene (English) – male, short form of Eugene (see).
Gene (English) – female, short form of Eugenia (see).
Jean, Jeanne– female, English variant of the name Zhanna (see).
Gina (Gene) – female, it. short form to Regina (see).
Gino – male, it. variant of the name George (see).
Joanna – female, English variant of the name Ivanna (see).
Giovanna – female, it. short form of the name Ludwig (see).
Giovanni – male, it. variant of the name Ivan (see).
Josephine, Josephine(English) – feminine, derived from Joseph (see).
Joyce (English) – female, presumably from Lat. "cheerful, witty."
John - male, John - English. variant of the name Ivan (see); Jon – short for Jonathan (see).
Jonathan - male, English variant of the name Jonathan (see).
Johnny - male, diminutive of John (see), Jonathan (see).
George - male, English variant of the name George (see).
Giorgio - male, it. variant of the name George (see).
Josepha, Josepha(English) – female to Josephus (see).
Josephus, Josephus, Josephus, Joseph- male, English variant of the name Joseph (see).
Jow, Joe (English) – male, derivatives of the name Joseph (see).
Joseph (English) – male, derivative of the name Joseph (see).
Joel, Joel - male, English. variant of the name Joel (see).
Joshua - male, English variant of the name Jesus (see).
Juan (English) – male, from Juan (see).
Juanita (English) – female, from Juanita (see).
Judy (English) – feminine, diminutive of Judith (see).
Judith – female, English variant of the name Judith (see).
Giuseppe - male, it. variant of the name Joseph (see).
Julian - male, English variant of the name Julian (see).
Giuliano – male, it. variant of the name Julian (see).
Giulio – male, Italian version of the name Julius (see).
Julia, Julia - female, English. variant of the name Julia (see).
Diana (lat.) – female, from the name of the goddess of hunting, purity, the moon.
Diaz (Arabic) - male, was given by the peoples of the former USSR by the surname of Jose Diaz (1895–1942), a prominent figure in the Spanish and international labor movement, who led an active anti-fascist struggle. The surname Diaz is derived from the name Diaz: the Spanish equivalent of the name Jacob (q.v.).
Didim (Greek) – male, “twin”.
Dilara, Dilyara, Dilyaram(pers.) – female, “beloved, beauty.” The final -m is a diminutive suffix.
Dildar, Dildar, Dildar (pers.) – female. and male, “beloved.” Husband. The name Dildar translates as “brave, courageous,” “caring, compassionate.”
Dilmira (Arabic-Persian-Russian) – female, “heart”, “soul” + “peace”.
Dilmurat (Arabic-Persian) – male, “heart”, “soul” + “desired”.
Dilshad, Dilshat, Dilshat (pers.) – husband. and female, “joyful, happy.” Uzbeks and Uighurs, Kazakhs, Tatars have masculine. For Azerbaijanis and Turks, it is feminine.
Dimitrian (Greek) – male, 1) presumably by the name of the month of the Macedonian calendar, Dimitrion; 2) perhaps a variant of the name Dimitrion “sanctuary of Demeter” ( greek goddess) .
Dean (English) – male, from the surname Dean.
Dina – female, 1) short to Bernardina, Dinara; 2) (Arabic) “faith, religion”; 3) biblical, “avenged.”
Dinara (Arabic) – female, “gold coin”.
Diodorus (Greek) – male, “Zeus” + “gift”.
Dionisia – female to Dionysius (see Denis).
Dirk - male, Low German short form of Dietrich (see).
Disiderius (lat.) – male, “desire”.
Dietbald (Old German) – male, “people” + “brave”.
Dieter (German) – male, short version of the name Dietrich (see).
Dietmar (Old German) – male, “people” + “famous”.
Dietrich (Old German) – male, “people” + “powerful, prince.”
Dmitry (Greek) – male, “relating to Demeter” (goddess of agriculture and fertility). In the calendar - Demetrius.
Dobromir (slav.) – male, “good” + “peace”.
Dobromysl (slav.) – male, “good” + “thought”.
Dobroslav (slav.) – male, “good” + “glory”.
Dobroslava - female to Dobroslav (see).
Dobrynya - male, “kind”, also an abbreviation for Dobroslav, Dobromir, Dobrosmysl.
Dobryan (Bulgarian) – male, “kind”.
Dobryan - female to Dobryan (see).
Dovmont (lit.) – male, “many” + “smart”.
Dolores (Spanish) – female, from the phrase mourning Mary.
Dolph (English) – male, short version of the name Adolf (see).
Domant – male, colloquial to Dovmont (see).
Domenic, Dominic(lat.) – male, “God’s day; Sunday".
Dometius - male, church to Dementius (see).
Dominica – female to Dominic (see).
Domn (lat.) – male, “lord, ruler, sovereign.”
Domna – female to Domn (see).
Don – male, Don, short for Donald (see).
Don (English) – female, Down “dawn, morning dawn”.
Donald, Donald (Gaelic) – male, “ruler of the world.”
Donat (lat.) – male, “to give.”
Donata – female to Donat (see).
Donna – female, it. variant of the name Domna (see).
Dora – female, short for Dorothea (see), Theodora (see).
Dorian (lat.) – male, “nobleman”.
Doris – female, short form of Dorothea (q.v.), Theodora (q.v.).
Dormidont (Greek) – male, “spear, scepter” + “to take care of, patronize.” In the calendar - Dorimedont.
Dorogomil (slav.) – male, “dear” + “darling.”
Dorothea – female, western to Dorotheus (see). Russian correspondence – Dorothea.
Dorotheus (Greek) – male, “gift, gift” + “god”.
Dositheus – (Greek) male, “gift” + “god”.
Dragan (Southern Slavic) – male, “dear”.
Dragana - female to Dragan (see).
Dragomir (South Slavic) – male, “dear” + “peace”.
Dragomira - female to Dragomir (see).
Dragoslav (Southern Slavic) – male, “dear” + “glory”.
Dragoslava - female to Dragoslav (see).
Dron - male, shortened to Andron (see).
Drosida (Greek) – female, “dew”.
Friendly (Bulgarian) – masculine, “friendship” + “to love”.
Douglas, Douglas (English, Scottish) - male, from the surname Douglas - from Celtic. "Navy blue".
Duclida (lat.) – female, “leader”.
Dusan – male, 1) (Serb.) derivative of Stefan (see); 2) (Old Russian) “soul”.
Gyorgy - male, Hungarian. variant of the name George (see).
Gyulo - male, Hungarian. variant of the name Julius (see).
David, David - male, English. variant of the name Davyd (see).
Dan - male, English variant of the name Dan (see).
Daniel - male, English variant of the name Danil (see).
Danny, Denny (English) - male, Danny - diminutive of Daniel (see), Denny - diminutive of Dennis (see).

For a girl whose name begins with the letter "D", nothing is impossible, at least theoretically - she is a strong personality, she is ready to take on any task and, regardless of the chances of success, she will persistently move towards her goal. Fortunately, such outbursts happen rarely; generally, the girl is family-oriented and has fairly traditional values. She is characterized by some inconsistency - so she can be active and sociable, or she can withdraw into her inner world. In general, owners of names starting with this letter are united by cheerfulness, healthy optimism, activity and energy.

Daina - may have come from the name Diana. An emotional, impulsive person who, nevertheless, completes everything she starts. -37 ↓
Dana - Slavic name, means “gifted” (literally - “given”). A determined, stubborn, slightly contradictory, sensual girl. 8 ↓
Daniela - (Daniella). Female form named Daniel (Daniil). The name is of Hebrew origin and means “God is my judge.” Impulsive, energetic, impatient girl. -16 ↓
Darina - the exact origin of the name is not known; there are versions about Irish, Slavic or Jewish roots. Darina is a capricious, complex, impatient girl who knows her worth. (3) 30 ↓
Daria - (Dasha). The origin of the name is Greek or Slavic. There is always a little child in this woman. She attracts people to her because she is very easy to communicate and non-conflict. It is important for her to constantly be in society, and loneliness is unbearable for her. 57 ↓
Daryana - according to one of the many versions, comes from the word “gift”. A sociable, rather demanding girl who knows how to use her charm very well. 1 ↓
Dekabrina - winter, December (Russian post-revolutionary name). A reserved, serious girl with a good sense of humor, who knows how to achieve success and is not fixated on material issues. -31 ↓
Deya - (Diya) A euphonious and poetic name, derived from the ancient Slavic “to do” - to work, toil. This is a girl you can rely on in everything. -24 ↓
Jenny - (Jennifer, in English - Jennie) means “white sorceress”, “fair”. A strong girl with a difficult character, an idealist at heart, striving to be the first in everything. -35 ↓
Julia - (related name Juliet). The name is of Latin origin (meaning “from the Julius family”). It is very popular in the USA and Italy. Julia is self-confident, proud, she is a clear extrovert with an almost masculine character, capable of coping with any problem. -43 ↓
Diana - means - divine (name of Greek origin). For an energetic girl with this name, nothing is impossible, although she slightly lacks some ease of communication. 39 ↓
Dina - a name that came to us from antiquity; this name was borne by the only daughter of Jacob. A practical, hardworking girl who does not miss out on her benefits, but is not very happy in her marriage due to her character traits. 5 ↓
Dobrava - means kind, this is a Slavic name. The soul of the company and good friend, practical and successful, prone to rash, impulsive decisions. -40 ↓
Share - original name Slavic origin, means “fate, share.” Calm girl, loving peace and comfort, not too self-confident and inclined to attach great importance to little things. -52 ↓
Dominica - (Domina) Name of Latin origin - “God's day”, “lady”. A strong, bright, independent personality with the appropriate character. -14 ↓
Dorothea - (Dorothea) - From Greek, means “Gift of God.” A happy girl who thinks through all her actions and actions, which invariably leads her to success. -67 ↓

From the name of the gold coin - "dinar"

Very sensitive as a child. Prone to infectious diseases, especially those associated with kidney disease and Bladder. With a poor appetite, lethargic, weak girl. “Summer” is also prone to laryngitis and pharyngitis. Due to frequent illness, Dinara grows up as a nervous and capricious, but very capable child: all subjects at school are given to her without difficulty. He willingly helps his mother with housework and prepares food with her. IN free time loves to look at photographs of her favorite artists, which she has been collecting for years. After finishing school, she becomes too independent, chooses her own profession, and does not need the advice of her parents. Prefers to be friends with boys, finding it easier to get along with them mutual language than with girls. However, he enjoys authority among both.

Dinara has developed intuition, but does not know how to use it at all. Restrained in communication and too principled. He always speaks the truth, and does not know how to lie or flatter. Poorly adapts to circumstances, has difficulty changing jobs or apartments. He has a good memory and a sharp mind.

"Winter" Dinara is a realist and materialist. She is inquisitive, but believes in little until she is convinced of everything herself. Fidgety by nature, does not tolerate loneliness, especially the “December” one. Loves pleasant company, willingly attends parties.

"Autumn" Dinara has good organizational skills, can lead a team, and is the initiator of many innovations. Avoids frequent communication with his superiors, but does not enter into conflict.

“Summer” is somewhat indecisive and withdrawn. She doesn’t marry for a long time and chooses her friends carefully. He is very afraid of disappointments, experiences failures for a long time, does not forgive betrayal and betrayal. She is demanding of others, which is why she often does not find understanding on their part.

Dinara does not like superficiality or negligence in her work. Very clean, fastidious. Leader in the team. She relies only on herself, rarely resorts to the help of strangers, even her friends do not always know about her problems. Dinara does not tolerate empty talk and cannot talk on the phone for a long time. She is annoyed by men who talk.

“Spring” Dinara has an unbalanced psyche, her mood changes quickly. She needs to be attentive to her health, not overwork, and get enough sleep. Susceptible to nervous breakdowns and depression. She is very sensitive to failures, she has a sick pride. But due to her character, Dinara can be a wonderful actress, she understands music and works of art. Has good taste. Someone's bad taste annoys her. She marries an old friend, making sure that this is the man with whom she would always like to be close.