# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
1261 | Douglass | English | Variant of Douglas: Dark water. In the seventeenth century, this name was as popular for girls as for boys. | M | |
1262 | Douglass | Scottish | From the dark river. The Scottish Douglas clan had two historical branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) The lords of these clans figure in Sir Walter Scott's novels. | M | |
1263 | Doune | English | From the down hill. | M | |
1264 | Dour | Scottish | From the water. | M | |
1265 | Dov | Hebrew | Bear. | M | |
1266 | Dover | Welsh | Water. A British seaport on the English channel. | M | |
1267 | Dovev | Hebrew | Speaks in a whisper. | M | |
1268 | Dovidas | Lithuanian | Friend. | M | |
1269 | Dow | Irish | Dark-haired. | M | |
1270 | Dowan | Irish | Black. | M | |
1271 | Dowle | Irish | Dark stranger. | M | |
1272 | Doy | Celtic | Dark stranger. | M | |
1273 | Doyle | Celtic | Dark stranger. | M | |
1274 | Doyle | Gaelic | Dark stranger. | M | |
1275 | Doyle | Irish | Dark stranger. | M | |
1276 | Draca | English | Dragon. | M | |
1277 | Draco | Latin | Dragon. | M | |
1278 | Dracon | English | Modern variant of Drake 'dragon.'. | M | |
1279 | Drago | French | Dragon. | M | |
1280 | Drago | Italian | Dragon. | M | |
1281 | Drake | English | Dragon. | M | |
1282 | Drake | Greek | Dragon. | M | |
1283 | Draken | Greek | Dragon. | M | |
1284 | Drakon | Greek | Dragon. | M | |
1285 | Draupnir | Norse | Armlet of Odin. | M | |
1286 | Drayce | English | Modern variant of Drake 'dragon.'. | M | |
1287 | Drefan | Anglo-Saxon | Trouble. | M | |
1288 | Drem | Celtic | Mythical son of Dremidydd. | M | |
1289 | Drem | Welsh | Sight. | M | |
1290 | Dremidydd | Welsh | Legendary father of Drem. | M | |
1291 | Dreng | Anglo-Saxon | Warrior. | M | |
1292 | Dreng | Norse | Farmhand; brave. | M | |
1293 | Dreogan | Anglo-Saxon | Suffers. | M | |
1294 | Drew | Anglo-Saxon | Wise. | M | |
1295 | Drew | English | Wise. | M |