| Dada (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Child born with curly hair" Dafna (Hebrew) "Laurel" Dagmar (Old German) "Glorious day", "Famous thinker", or "glory of the Danes" Dagna (Old German) "Fair day" Dahlia (Old Norse) "From the valley" Daisy (Old English) "The day's eye" Dalal (Arabic) "Coquettishness" Dale (Middle English) "Dweller in the valley" Dalibora (Czech) "To fight afar" Dalila (Swahili) "Gentle" Dalili (Swahili) "Sign" or "Omen" Dalya (Hebrew) "Branch" Damalis (Greek) "Calf" Damaris (Greek) "Tame" or "Gentle" Damayanti (Sanskrit) "Compassionate" Damhnait (Irish Gaelic) "A poet" Damiana (Greek) "Tamer" or "Soother" Damica (French) "Friendly" Dana (Celtic) "From Denmark" (English) "Bright as day" Dana� (Greek) "The parched one" Danica (Slavic) "Morning star" Danielle (Hebrew) "God is my judge" D�o-M�ng (Chinese) "Shining path" Daphne (Greek) "Laurel" Dara (Hebrew) "Pearl of wisdom" (Cambodian) "Stars" Darcy (Old French) "From the fortress" (Irish Gaelic) "Dark" Darda (Hebrew) "Pearl of wisdom" Dariya (Russian) "Wealthy" Darlene (Old English/French) "Little darling one" Darpitaa (Hindi) "Proud" |
| Dada - Darpitaa |