Baby Girl Names - C

Cade		Pure.
Cadee		Pure.
Cadence	Latin	Rhythmic.
Cadrian	Rhian
Caelyn	loved forever	Cay
Cai	Vietnamese
Cailey
Cailin	Gaelic	A girl.
Caimile	African	A family is born.
Cairine	Gaelic	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cairistiona	Scottish Gaelic	A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cait	Irish Gaelic	Pure, virginal.
Caitlin	Irish Gaelic	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Caitlyn		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Caitrin	Irish Gaelic	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Caja	Cornish	A daisy.
Cala	Arabic	castle
Calandra	Greek	A lark.
Calantha	Greek	A beautiful blossom.
Caledonia	Latin	A woman from Scotland.
Calendre	Greek
Caley	Irish Gaelic	Slender. A boy or girl's name.
Calida	Latin	Warns and loving.
Calista	Greek	The most beautiful one.
Calix		Very handsome.
Calixte		Very beautiful.
Calla	Greek	Beautiful.
Callan	German	chatter
Callia	French	Beautiful.
Callidora	Greek	The gift of beauty.
Calliope	Greek	A beautiful voice. The muse of poetry in Greek mythology.
Callista		Most beautiful.
Callisto	Greek/Latin	Greek: A mythological nymph. Latin: The beautiful little one.
Caltha	Latin	yellow flower
Calypso	Greek	A legendary sea nymph. Also a West Indian style of music.
Cam	Vietnamese, English	orange fruit, sweet, beloved, referring to the sun
Cambria	Latin	An ancient name for Wales.
Camelai	Latin	flower name
Camellia		A flower name.
Cameo	Italian	An engraved gem.
Camilla	Latin	From a Roman family name, possibly meaning noble.
Camille	Latin	Virginal, unblemished character. Also from a Roman family name. A boy or girl's name.
Camira	Aboriginal	Of the wind.
Canace	Greek	The daughter of the wind.
Candace	English/Latin	Possibly meaning brilliant white or clarity. The name of several queens of Ethiopia, and mentioned in the Bible.
Candice		Possibly meaning brilliant white or clarity. From the name Candace.
Candida	Latin	White.
Candide		Dazzling white.
Candie		Possibly meaning brilliant white From the name Candace.
Candra	Latin	Luminescent.
Candy	English	The sweet one. Also a nickname from Candace and Candida.
Cantara	Arabic	small bridge
Caoimhe	Celtic	gentleness, beauty, grace
Capri		Italian island.
Caprice	Italian	Unpredictable, whimsical.
Cara	Irish Gaelic/Cornish/Italian	Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one.
Caragh	Irish	Love.
Carajean	sweet melody	Cari
Caralee		From Cara and Lee. Cara - Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one. Lee - A meadow or a clearing.
Caralyn		From Cara and Lynn. Cara - Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one. Lynn - A waterfall.
Cardinia	Aboriginal	The dawn.
Caren		Pure. Also see Catherine, Karen and Kathleen.
Carensa		Love.
Carenza		Love.
Caresse		Beloved.
Carew	Latin	run
Carey	Irish/Celtic/Cornish	Irish: The name of a castle. Celtic: From the river. Cornish: The loved one. A boy or girl's name.
Carha		A pillar stone.
Cari	Turkish	flows like water
Carin	Irish Gaelic/Cornish/Italian	Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one.
Carina	Aboriginal	A bride. Also see Cara.
Carine		Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one.
Carissa	Latin	The most beloved one.
Carla		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carleigh	German	freeholder
Carlen	Teutonic	woman
Carley		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carlie		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carlin	Cornish/IrishGaelic	Cornish: From the fort by the pool. Irish Gaelic: The little champion. A boy or girl's name.
Carlina	Italian	A free person.
Carling	Old English	hill wehre old women or witches gather
Carlota		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carlotta		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carly		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carmel	Hebrew	A garden or orchard.
Carmela	Italian	A garden or orchard.
Carmelita	Spanish	A garden or orchard.
Carmen	Spanish	A garden or orchard.
Carmine		A garden or orchard.
Carmita		A garden or orchard.
Carna	Arabic	horn
Carnation		A flower name.
Carnelian		The name of a gemstone. A boy or girl's name.
Carol		A free person.
Carolena		Little and womanly.
Caroline		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Carolyn		From the name Carol and Linda. Carol - A free person. Lyn - A waterfall.
Caron	French	pure
Carreen	English	A character in Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind. Also see Cara.
Carrie	English	A free person.
Carrieann		Gracious and womanly.
Carrigan	Gaelic
Carrington	Old English	beautiful
Carryl	Welsh	Love. Also see Carol.
Cary	Irish/Celtic/Cornish	Irish: The name of a castle. Celtic: From the river. Cornish: The loved one. A boy or girl's name.
Caryn	Irish Gaelic/Cornish/Italian	Irish Gaelic: A friend. Cornish: Love. Italian: The beloved one.
Carys	Welsh	The beloved one.
Cascadia	Greek	Cassie, Cass, Cassi, Cassee
Casey	Irish Gaelic	The vigilant one. A boy or girl's name.
Casilda	Latin	of the home
Casondra		Not to be believed.
Cassandra	Greek	In legend, a Trojan princess with the gift of prophecy.
Cassia	Hebrew	From the Cassia tree, a variety of cinnamon. Also see Kezia.
Cassiel	Latin	angel of saturday, the earthy mother
Casta	Latin	Pure and modest.
Castalia	Greek	A mythological figure.
Catalin		Wizard.
Catalina	Spanish	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Catalonia	Spanish	A region of Spain.
Catarina	Portuguese	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Catava	African	name from a proverb
Caterina	Italian	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cathay		An archaic name for China.
Cathee		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Catherine	Greek	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cathie		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cathleen	Irish	Pure, virginal. Also see Catherine.
Cathlene	Irish	Pure, virginal. Also see Catherine.
Cathy		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Catrin	Welsh	Pure.
Catriona	Gaelic	Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cauvery	Hindu	Cavery
Cayla		Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name.
Cayleigh	Gaelic	party
Ceana		God is gracious.
Cecania	German	free
Cecia	Seesha, Sessi
Cecile		Blind.
Cecilia	Latin	The blind one, or the sixth. The feminine form of Cecil. Also see Sheila.
Cecily	Irish	The blind one, or the sixth. .
Ceinwen	Welsh	Blessed and fair.
Celandia	Greek	the swallow
Celandine		A flower name.
Celena	Greek	The goddess of the moon.
Celene	Greek	The goddess of the moon.
Celeste	Latin	Heavenly.
Celestyn	Polish	Heaven.
Celia		The blind one, or the sixth. The feminine form of Cecil. Also see Sheila.
Celie	French	The blind one, or the sixth. The feminine form of Cecil. Also see Sheila.
Celina	Greek	The goddess of the moon.
Celine	Greek	The goddess of the moon.
Cerdwin	Celtic	the mother Goddess
Cerelia	Latin	of the spring
Ceres	Latin	The Roman goddess of corn and tillage.
Ceridwen	Welsh	Fair poetry.
Cerise	French	Cherry red.
Chaitaly	Hindu
Chaitra	Hindu	aries sign
Chalsie		Seaport.
Chana		Gracious.
Chanah	Hebrew	grace
Chance	Old French	A church official or chancellor. A boy or girl's name.
Chandani	Sanskrit	name of the goddess devi
Chandi	Sanskrit	angry name of goddess sakti
Chandra	Sanskrit	A shining moon. A boy or girl's name.
Chane	Hindu, Swahili	name of a god, dependability
Chanel	French	The name of a famous perfume.
Chantal	French	From a family name meaning stone or boulder. The name has also come to mean a little singer.
Chantel		Rocky land or singer.
Charis	Greek	Grace, the graceful one.
Charisma	Greek	grace
Charissa	Greek	grace
Charisse		Grace, beauty, kindness.
Charity	Latin	Loving and benevolent. One of the three Graces in Greek mythology.
Charla		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charlee		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charleen		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charleigh		Man.
Charlene		A free person. A feminine form of Charles, Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charline		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charlot		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charlotte		Womanly, full grown. Also see Carla, Carol and Caroline.
Charmaine	Greek	Delightful.
Charmian	Latin	From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Charo		A free person. From the name Carol.
Charu	Hindu
Chastity	Latin	Pure and chaste.
Chavi		Female child.
Chay	Old German	man
Chaya	Hebrew	life
Chaylen	Aylen
Chelle		Like the Lord. A feminine form of Michael. Also see Michaela.
Chelsa		Harbour.
Chelsea		From the name of a fashionable London suburb.
Chelsi		Seaport.
Chelsia		Harbour.
Chenoa	Native American	A white dove.
Cher	French	The beloved one.
Cheri		The beloved one.
Cherie		Beloved.
Cherilyn	English	Derived from Cher or Cheryl and Lynn. Cher and Cheryl - The beloved one. Lynn - A Waterfall.
Cherise	Greek	grace
Cherish	Old French	The treasured one.
Cherlin		The beloved one.
Cherry		The beloved one. Also a fruit name.
Cheryl		The beloved one.
Chesna	Slavonic	Peaceful.
Chevonne	Irish Gaelic	Form of Jane and Judith. Jane - God is gracious. Judith - A woman from Judea.
Chhavvi	Hindu
Chhaya	Hindu	shadow
Chiara	Italian	Bright and famous. The name of an Irish county. Also See Clarice.
Chika	Japanese	near
Chilali	Native American	snowbird
Chimalis	Native American	bluebird
Chipo	African	gift
Chiquita	Spanish	The little one.
Chitra	Hindu	portrait
Chitrangda	Hindu
Chizu	Japanese	A thousand storks. A name which implies longevity.
Chloe	Greek	A fertile young maiden.
Chloris	Greek	A plant lover.
Cho	Japanese/Korean	A butterfly. Korean beautiful.
Choden	Tibetan/Sherpa	The devout one.
Chow	Chinese	Summer.
Chrissy		Bearing Christ. From the name Christopher.
Christa		Bearing Christ. From the name Christopher.
Christabel	English	Beautiful Christian. Derived from Christina and Belle.
Christal		Clear as ice. A gemstone name.
Christea		Bearing Christ. From the name Christa.
Christel		Clear as ice. A gemstone name.
Christelle		Clear as ice. A gemstone name.
Christian	Latin	A follower of Christ. A Christian. A boy or girl's name.
Christiana		Christian, anointed.
Christie	Irish/Scottish	A follower of Christ, a Christian. A boy or girl's name.
Christina	Latin	A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Christine		Bearing Christ. From the name Christopher.
Christmas	Old English	Born at Christmas time. A boy or girl's name.
Christy	Irish/Scottish	A follower of Christ, a Christian. A boy or girl's name.
Chruse	Greek	golden, the golden one
Chrysantha		A flower name. From Chrysanthemum - Greek for a golden flower.
Chrysilla	Greek	Golden-haired.
Chyou	Chinese	autumn
Ciannait	Irish	ancient
Ciar	Irish	saint's name
Ciara	Irish Gaelic	A spear.
Cicely		The blind one, or the sixth. The feminine form of Cecil. Also see Sheila.
Cicily		The blind one, or the sixth. .
Cilla		From a Roman family name. From the name Priscilla, but also an independent name.
Cinderella	French	A maiden of the cinders or ashes.
Cindy		A maiden of the cinders or ashes. From the name Cinderella, Cynthia and Lucinda (See Lucy), but also used as an independent name.
Cindylou		A maiden of the cinders or ashes. From Cindy and Louise.
Cinnabar	Greek	Red. A colour name and also the name of a mineral.
Cinnamon	Hebrew	A spice name.
Circe	Greek	witch-goddess, seductive
Cirea
Cissy		The blind one, or the sixth. .
Claiborne	Old English	born of the earth
Claire	French	Bright and famous. Also See Clarice.
Clara		Bright and famous. Also See Clarice.
Clarabelle	Latin/French	Bright and beautiful. From Clan and Belle.
Clare	Latin	Bright and famous. The name of an Irish county. Also See Clarice.
Clarice	French from Latin	The little brilliant one. Also See Clue.
Clarinda		Bright and famous. Also See Clarice.
Clarine		Bright and famous. Also See Clarice.
Clarissa		Brilliant.
Claudia	Latin	The lame one. The feminine form of Claude.
Clematis	Greek	A climbing plant. A flower name.
Clemence	Latin	Mild, merciful.
Clementine		Merciful.
Cleo		Glory of the father. The queen of Egypt from 47-30 BC.
Cleomenes		From Shakespeare's play Winter's Tale.
Cleopatra	Greek	Glory of the father. The queen of Egypt from 47-30 BC.
Cleta		Glory of the father.
Cleva	Old English	From the cliff. Feminine form of Clive.
Cliantha	Greek	A glorious flower.
Clio	Greek	The glorious one. The muse of history in Greek mythology. Also see Cleopatra.
Clodagh	Irish	From the name of a river.
Clodia		The lame one. The feminine form of Claude.
Clorinda	Persian	Of renowned beauty.
Cloris		A plant lover.
Clotilda	Teutonic	Famous battle maiden.
Clove		A nail.
Clover	Old English	A flower name.
Clymene	Greek	Renowned.
Cochiti	Spanish	forgotten
Cody	Old English	A pillow or cushion. A boy or girl's name.
Colenso	Cornish	From the dark pool.
Colette	French	The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Colleen	Irish Gaelic	A girl.
Colletta		The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Collette		The people's victory. The feminine form of Nicholas.
Columba	Latin	Dove-like. The name of a 6th-century Irish saint. Also see Calum and Coleman. A boy or girl's name.
Columbia	Old English	a dove
Columbine		A flower name. Also see Columba.
Concepcion	Latin/Spanish	Latin: The beginning. Spanish: A name that relates to the Virgin Mary's Immaculate Conception.
Concordia	Latin	The harmonious one.
Conncetta	Conny
Connie		Steadfast, constant.
Constance	Latin	Steadfast, constant.
Consuela	Latin	The consoler or comforter.
Consuelo	Spanish	Consolation.
Coorah	Aboriginal	A woman.
Cora	Greek	A maiden.
Corabelle		A combination of Con and Belle, meaning a beautiful maiden.
Coral	Latin	From the sea.
Coralia	Greek	Like coral.
Coralie		Little maiden.
Corazon	Spanish	The heart. Often used in the Philippines.
Corbin		A raven.
Cordelia	Celtic	A jewel of the sea.
Coreen	Aboriginal	The end of the hills.
Corentine		Little Cora.
Corey	Celtic/Gaelic	Dweller in the hollow. A boy or girl's name.
Corin	Cornish/Latin	Cornish: From the corner. Latin: The name of a Roman deity, possibly meaning a spear. Also from Shakespeare's play As You Like It. A boy or girl's name.
Corina		A maiden.
Corinda	Cori
Corine		A maiden.
Corinna		A maiden.
Corinne		A maiden.
Corliss	Old English	The cheerful one.
Cornelia	Latin	A horn. The feminine form of Cornelius.
Cornelian		The name of a gemstone. A boy or girl's name.
Corona	Latin	A town.
Corowa	Aboriginal	A rocky river.
Corrine		A maiden.
Cory		Helmet. A boy or girl's name.
Cosette		Victorious people.
Cosima	Greek	Perfect order.
Cossette	French	Of the victorious.
Courtney	Old French	The short-nosed one, or frons a placename. A boy or girl's name.
Crescent	Old French	one who creates
Cressida	Greek	The golden one. A Shakespearian character.
Crisiant	Welsh	Like a crystal. A boy or girl's name.
Crispina	Latin	The curly-haired one. Feminine form of Crispin.
Cristin		A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cristina		A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cristine		A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cristiona	Irish Gaelic	A follower of Christ, a Christian.
Cristy		Bearing Christ. From the name Christopher.
Crystal	Greek	Clear as ice. A gemstone name.
Curissa
Cuyler	Celtic	chapel
Cybele	French	The prophetess. From Greek mythology.
Cybil		The prophetess. From Greek mythology.
Cybill		The prophetess. From Greek mythology.
Cynara	Greek	thistle
Cyndi		Of the moon.
Cynere	Greek	An artichoke or thistle.
Cynthia	Greek	Of the moon. An alternative name for the Greek moon goddess, Artemis.
Cypriana	Greek	A woman from Cyprus.
Cyprien	French	cypriot
Cyrena	Greek	A woman from Cyrene, an ancient Greek colony in North Africa.
Cyrene	Greek	name of a mythological nymph
Cyrilla	Greek	Lordly or proud one. Feminine form of Cyril.
Cytheria	Latin	venus
Cyzarine	Russian	royalty

Baby Girl Names - D

Daba	Hebrew	kind words, bee swarm
Dabria	Latin	name of an angel
Dacey	Gaelic	The southerner. A boy or girl's name.
Dacia	Greek	A woman from Dacia, an ancient European country.
Dacio	French	from arcy
Dade	unknown
Dae	Korean	Greatness.
Daffodil	English from Greek	The asphodel. A flower name.
Dagmar	Old Norse	A maiden of the day, or glorious day.
Dagna	Old Norse	A new day.
Dagny	Norwegian	day, brightness, new day, Dane's joy
Dahlia	English	From the flower, named after the Swedish botanist, Dahl.
Dai	Welsh/Japanese	Welsh: The beloved, the adored one. Japanese: Great. A boy or girl's name.
Daisy	Old English	The day's eye. A flower name. Also a nickname from Margaret.
Dakin	Danish	Danish
Daksha	Hindu
Dale	Teutonic/Old English	A valley dweller. A boy or girl's name.
Dalia		A branch, bough.
Dalila	Swahili	Gentle.
Dallas	Celtic	Skilled, or from the field of water. Also a city in Texas. A boy or girl's name.
Damalis	Greek	one who gentles
Damara	Greek	gentle girl
Damaris	Greek	Gentle. A New Testament name.
Dame	German	lady
Damiana	Greek	Tame, domesticated. The feminine form of Damian/Damon.
Damini	Hindu	lightning
Damita	Spanish	The little noble lady.
Damosel	Old English	A damsel, or young unmarried woman.
Dana	Old English/Czech	Old English: From Denmark. Czech: God is my judge. A boy or girl's name.
Danae	Greek	The mother of Perseus in Greek mythology.
Dani		My judge.
Danica	Slavic	the morning star
Daniela		God is my judge.
Danielle	Hebrew	God is my judge. The feminine form of Daniel.
Danika	Slavonic	The morning star.
Dannell
Danniell		God is my judge.
Danu	Gaelic	The goddess of fruitfulness.
Danuta	Polish	A little deer. Also see Dana.
Daphne	Greek	The laurel. In Greek mythology, the name of a nymph who was transformed into a Laurel tree.
Dara	Irish Gaelic/Hebrew	Irish: A son of oak. Hebrew: Compassion, wisdom. A boy or girl's name.
Daralis	Old English	beloved
Daray	unknown	dark
Darby	Irish Gaelic/Middle English	Irish Gaelic: Free from envy. Middle English: The deer settlement. A boy or girl's name.
Darcie	Old French	An old Norman family name.
Daria	Greek	Wealthy. The feminine form of Darius.
Darinka	Slowenian
Darlene	English from Old French	The little darling, the beloved one. Also see Darrelle.
Darra	Gaelic, Farsi	small great one, riches
Darrelle	Old French	The beloved one. The feminine form of Darrell. Also see Darlene.
Darrene	English	The Great one. The feminine form of Darren.
Darri	Aboriginal	A track.
Dasha	Greek	gift of god
Davan	Irish	The beloved, the adored one. Feminine form of David.
Davida		The beloved, the adored one. Feminine form of David.
Davina	Hebrew	The beloved one. The feminine form of David. Also see Vida.
Davine	Hebrew	the loved
Dawa	Tibetan/Sherpa	Born on a Monday. A boy or girl's name.
Dawn	English	Daybreak, dawn.
Daya	Hebrew	bird
Dayla	Hebrew	to draw water, branch or bough
Dayle		A valley dweller. A boy or girl's name.
Deana		The divine one. The goddess of hunting and the moon in Roman mythology. Also feminine forms of Dean.
Deanna		The divine one. The goddess of hunting and the moon in Roman mythology. Also feminine forms of Dean.
Deanne		The divine one. The goddess of hunting and the moon in Roman mythology. Also feminine forms of Dean.
Debbie		The bee, an industrious woman.
Debby		The bee, an industrious woman.
Deborah	Hebrew	The bee, an industrious woman. A biblical name.
Debra		The bee, an industrious woman.
Dechen	Tibetan/Sherpa	Health and happiness.
Decima	Latin	The tenth.
Dee		From the name Audrey, Deirdre, Delia, Diana. Audrey - Strong and noble, regal. Deirdre - Sorrow. Delia - A woman from the island of Delos. Diana - The divine one.
Deena	Hindu
Deepali	Hindu
Deepika	Hindu	a little light
Deepti	Hindu
Deeta		The lost one.
Deianira	Greek	wife of heracles
Deidra		Sorrowful, wanderer.
Deiene	Basque	religious holiday
Deion
Deiondre		Valley.
Deirdre	Celtic	Sorrow. The name of a character from Irish legend.
Deja	French	before
Delanna	Italian	soft as wool
Delbin	Greek	dolphin, flower name
Delcine		Sweet.
Delfina		Dolphin.
Delia	Greek	A woman from the island of Delos. Also another name for Artemis, the Greek moon goddess. Also See Cordelia and Della.
Delicia	Latin	Delight.
Delila		Hair or poor.
Delilah	Hebrew	The beautiful temptress. The lover of Samson in the Bible.
Dell	English	From the dell or hollow. A boy or girl's name.
Della	English	A woman from the island of Delos. Probably derived from Delia or Delilah and Ella. Also a diminutive of Adele and Adelaide.
Delma	Spanish	Of the sea.
Delphine	Latin	A woman from Delphi or a flower name from delphinium.
Delta	Greek	The fourth, as in fourth child.
Delvene		A woman from Delphi or a flower name from delphinium.
Delvine		A woman from Delphi or a flower name from delphinium.
Delwyn	Old English/Welsh	Old English: A friend from the valley. Welsh: Neat and fair. A boy or girl's name.
Delyth	Welsh	Neat and pretty.
Dembe	Ugandan	peace
Demelza	Cornish	From a placename. The heroine of Winston Graham's Poldark novels.
Demetria	Greek	From the goddess of fertility.
Demi	Latin	Half. Also see Demetria.
Dena	Old English	From the valley. Feminine form of Dean.
Denise	French from Greek	A lover of wine. The feminine form of Denis/Dennis.
Dep	Vietnamese	beautiful
Derica		Beloved leader.
Derryth	Welsh	Of the Oak.
Dervla	Irish Gaelic	The daughter of the poet.
Desana		Longed for.
Desdemona	Greek	Ill-fated. A Shakespearian character murdered by her husband Othello.
Desiree	Latin	The desired one.
Desma	Greek	A pledge.
Despina	Greek
Desta	Ethiopian	Happiness.
Destinee	French	destiny
Destry	French	war horse
Deva		Celestial spirit.
Devaki	Hindu	black, mother of Krishna
Devi	Breton/Sanskrit	Breton: The beloved, the adored one. Sanskrit: Godlike, a goddess. A boy or girl's name.
Devika	Sanskrit	A little goddess.
Devnet	Swedish	home of the Danes
Devona	Old English	From the county of Devon.
Devora	Jewish	The bee, an industrious woman.
Devorah	Jewish	The bee, an industrious woman.
Devore		The bee, an industrious woman.
Dextra	Latin	Skilful, dexterous. The feminine form of Dexter.
Dharmista	Hindu
Diamanta	French from Latin	Adamant, like a diamond.
Diana	Latin	The divine one. The goddess of hunting and the moon in Roman mythology.
Diane	French	The divine one. .
Dianne		The divine one. .
Diantha	Greek	A divine flower.
Dianthe		Flower of the Gods.
Diarria	Greek	Didi
Dido	Greek	The name of a queen of Carthage.
Didrika	Teutonic	The people's ruler.
Diella	Latin	worships god
Dierdre	Celtic	young girl, one who rages, broken-hearted
Dietlinde	German
Dieuwertje	unknown
Diki	Tibetan/Sherpa	Healthy and wealthy.
Dikranouhi	Armenian	queen
Dilek	Turkish
Dillian	Latin	worshipped one
Dilys	Welsh	True, steadfast.
Dimity	Greek	From the cotton material.
Dina	Irish Gaelic	From the name Dean. Latin: A soldier. Tuetonic: Merciful.
Dinah	Hebrew	Judgment. A biblical name.
Dione	Greek	A lover of wine. From Dionysus, the mythological God of wine and drama. A boy or girl's name.
Dionne		The divine one. .
Dionyza	Latin	From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
Dirran	Arabic
Disa	Greek	Double.
Dita		The lost one.
Diva	Latin	A goddess.
Divya	Hindu	heavenly, brilliant
Dixie	French	The tenth. Also a girl from the American south.
Dobrila	Slavonic	Kind, good.
Dodie	Hebrew	Beloved. Also see Dorothy.
Doe	unknown	Dee Dee, Didi
Dohna	Tibetan/Sherpa	A female deity.
Dolkar	Tibetan/Sherpa	The name of a Buddhist Goddess.
Dollie		The gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.
Dolly		The gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.
Dolores	Spanish	Sorrow. Derived from the seven sorrows of the Virgin Mary.
Dominga	Spanish	Sunday
Dominica	Latin	Belonging to the lord. The feminine form of Dominic.
Dominique		Of God.
Donalda	Scottish Gaelic	The ruler of the world. The feminine form of Donald.
Donata	Latin	Given by God, a gift.
Doneen
Donella		The ruler of the world. The feminine form of Donald.
Donelle		The ruler of the world. The feminine form of Donald.
Donla	Irish Gaelic	The brown lady.
Donna	Italian	A lady. A short form of Madonna.
Dooriya	English	the sea
Dora	Greek	A gift. Originally a short form of Dorothy and Theodora, but now also used as an independent name.
Dorcas	Greek	A gazelle, a doe. Also see Tabitha.
Dore	French	Golden.
Doreen		A gift. Originally a short form of Dorothy and Theodora, but now also used as an independent name.
Doria	Greek	place name
Dorinda	Greek	gift of god, beautiful one
Doris	Greek	A woman from Doria, or from the ocean. A Greek goddess of the sea.
Dorota	Greek, Spanish	God's gift
Dorothea	Dutch	The gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.
Dorothy	Greek	The gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.
Dot		The gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.
Dotty		The gift of God. Also see Dora and Theodora.
Douce	French	Gentle, sweet.
Dova	Teutonic	Peace, a dove.
Dreama	Greek	joyous music
Drew	Celtic	Courageous. A boy or girl's name.
Drina	Spanish	helper and defender of mankind
Drisana	Hindu	daughter of the sun
Dristi	Hindu	sight, a form of the Devi
Druella	Teutonic	An elfin vision.
Drusilla	Latin	From an old Roman family name.
Druti	Hindu
Duana	Irish Gaelic	A little dark maiden.
Duena	Spanish	A chaperone.
Dulce		Sweet.
Dulcea		Sweet.
Dulcie	Latin	Sweet.
Dulcina		Rose.
Dulcinea		Sweet.
Durga	Sanskrit	Unattainable. A mythological Hindu goddess.
Dusana	Czech	A spirit, a soul.
Dusty		Warrior. Feminine form of Dustin.
Dyan		The divine one. The goddess of hunting and the moon in Roman mythology.
Dyana		The divine one. The goddess of hunting and the moon in Roman mythology.
Dyani	Native American	A deer.
Dyanne		The divine one. .
Dymphna	Irish Gaelic	A fawn.
Dyna	Greek	Powerful. Also see Dinah.
Dysis	Greek	sunset
Dysthe	Greek