| Daciana | f | Latin | The first name Daciana has its origins in Romania and is the feminine counterpart of Da… |
| Damontez | m | | Damontez is translated as 'the conqueror' |
| Dan | u | Chinese | Dan is an English short form of the name Daniel (Dānīēl), which has a traditional Hebre… |
| Dana-Anca | f | | Dana-Anca is a double name combining Dana ("God is my judge") and Anca ("God is gracious") |
| Daniel-Gabriel | m | Hebrew | Daniel-Gabriel is a double name combining Daniel ("God judges") and Gabriel ("man of God") |
| Daniela | f | Italian | The name Daniela, as the feminine variant of Daniel, means 'God judges' or 'God is my j… |
| Darius | m | Latin | The Latin form Darius is derived from the Persian Dārayavahuš and carries the meaning '… |
| Decebal | m | Hungarian | The name Decebal has its roots in the Romanian language and stands for 'the Brave' or '… |
| Deianira | f | Greek | Deianira is a Latinized form of the Greek name Deianeira, which is interpreted in Germa… |
| Delia | f | English | The first name Delia originates from Greek mythology and is regarded as an epithet of t… |
| Demetra | f | Greek | The name Demetra is a feminine form that comes from Greek and carries the meaning 'belo… |
| Denis | m | Greek | Denis is the French form of Dionysius and means 'the one dedicated to Dionysus' |
| Denisa | f | Slavic | The name Denisa is a Slavic derivation of Denise, a feminine form of Denis, which in tu… |
| Desa | f | | The name Desa is regarded as a derived form of Desanka and means "the passer" or "the f… |
| Dimcho | m | | The meaning of Dimcho is multifaceted |
| Doina | f | | The name Doina has Romanian origins and literally means 'the folk song' |
| Doina-Margareta | f | | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning |
| Doris-Diana | f | | Doris-Diana is a double name combining Doris ("the Doric woman") and Diana ("the goddess") |
| Doua | m | Arabic | The name Doua is a Romanian boy's name with Latin origins and literally means "the second" |
| Dumitru | m | | The name Dumitru is the Romanian form of the ancient Greek Dēmḗtrios and carries the me… |