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Meaning: Feminine form of Devon, a form of Devin: Poet; a man of learning (Irish Gaelic).
D - Authentic African American Girls Names & Their Meanings
Browse our curated list of African American girls names that start with the letter "D". Each name includes its meaning, cultural significance, and pronunciation help.
Meaning: Feminine form of Devon, a form of Devin: Poet; a man of learning (Irish Gaelic).
Meaning: Form of Dolores: Sorrows (Spanish).
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a form of Dawn: First light of morning sun (Old English).
Meaning: A French origin name meaning “belonging to the Lord.”
Meaning: Feminine form of Dean: From the valley (Old English).
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Meaning: Chosen for its spiritual and uplifting meaning.
Meaning: Meaning “desired,” loved for its beauty and grace.
Meaning: From the Welsh "du": Black; dark one.
Meaning: Form of Dolores: Sorrows (Spanish).
Meaning: Divine (Hindi, India; derived from the Sanskrit). The name of the primary Hindu goddess, the mother goddess, the wife of Shiva.
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Meaning: Form of Denise, the feminine form of Dennis, the English form of Denis, the French form of Dionysos, Greek mythological god of wine and revelry.
Meaning: Of the sea, devoted.
Meaning: Blend of two names such as Danielle (God is my judge—Hebrew) and Denise (from Dionysus, Greek God of wine—French).
Meaning: Languishing or gentle (duh-LI-luh—Hebrew; Old Testament—harlot who deceived Samson).
Meaning: Judged (Hebrew; Old Testament—daughter of Leah and Jacob).
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Meaning: Form of Deirdre: Young girl (Old Irish).
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Meaning: Laurel or bay tree; laurel maiden; victorious (Greek).
Meaning: Form of Dominique, the French form of Dominica: Belonging to the Lord; born on Sunday (Latin).
Meaning: Irish form of Dora: Gift (Greek).
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Meaning: God is my judge.
Meaning: Form of Diana: Goddess; divine one (Latin).
Meaning: From the Scandinavian country Denmark (Old Norse).
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Meaning: Form of Diane, a form of Diana: Goddess; divine one (Latin); in Roman mythology, virgin goddess of the moon and hunting.
Meaning: Yoruba for “joy arrives.”
Meaning: Form of Delores, a form of Dolores: Sorrows (Spanish).
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Meaning: A Latin origin name meaning “divine.”
Meaning: Delight (Latin).
Meaning: Form of Dorothea: Gift of God (Greek).
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a form of Deborah: The bee; to speak kindly (Old Testament—one was nursemaid to Rebekah, the other a prophet; Hebrew).
Meaning: An English origin name referring to the flower
Meaning: Form of Diane, a form of Diana: Goddess; divine one (Latin); in Roman mythology, virgin goddess of the moon and hunting.
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Meaning: Form of Delia: Visible (Greek).
Meaning: Lady (Italian).
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a form of Daniela, the feminine form of Daniel: God is my judge (Hebrew; Old Testament—major prophet).
Meaning: Form of Diana: Goddess; divine one (Latin); in Roman mythology, virgin goddess of the moon and hunting.
Meaning: Modern take on Desiree, meaning “desired.”
Meaning: Gentle, compassionate.
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture.
Meaning: Meaning fate or purpose, celebrating uniqueness and strength.
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Meaning: Golden, rich.
Meaning: Feminine form of Donald: World ruler (Scottish Gaelic).
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Meaning: Little dear one; little darling (Old Anglo-French).
Meaning: Form of Deirdre: Young girl (Old Irish).
Meaning: Form of Adele, a form of Adelaide: Noble, kind (French; German; Italian; Portuguese).
Meaning: Form of Dora: Gift (Greek).
Meaning: From the sea (Greek); goddess in Greek mythology.
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Meaning: Desired, longed for.
Meaning: Strong, brave.
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Meaning: Form of Deborah: The bee; to speak kindly (Old Testament—one was nursemaid to Rebekah, the other a prophet; Hebrew).
Meaning: Feminine form of Diah: Born during the full moon (Somalia).
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Meaning: Sweet (Latin).
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Meaning: Form of Darice, the feminine form of Darius: Wealthy one (Greek).
Meaning: Form of Demeter: Fertility (Greek); the goddess of fertility and agriculture in Greek mythology.
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Meaning: Powerful, grand heritage.
Meaning: Sorrows (Spanish).
Meaning: Feminine form of Darrel: Little dear or beloved one (French).
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Meaning: Form of Dorothea: Gift of God (Greek).
Meaning: Form of Dawn: First light of morning sun (Old English).
Meaning: The bee; to speak kindly (Old Testament—one was nursemaid to Rebekah, the other a prophet; Hebrew).
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Meaning: Divine.
Meaning: Feminine form of Dean: From the valley (Old English).
Meaning: A modern spelling of Desiree, adding flair and individuality.
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture.
Meaning: Form of Denise, the feminine form of Dennis, the English form of Denis, the French form of Dionysos, Greek mythological god of wine and revelry.
Meaning: Form of Demeter: Fertility (Greek); the goddess of fertility and agriculture in Greek mythology.
Meaning: Form of Adele, a form of Adelaide: Noble, kind (French; German; Italian; Portuguese).
Meaning: Form of Diana: Goddess; divine one (Latin).
Meaning: Wise, enduring.
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a feminine form of Darnell: An annual grass that was believed to cause intoxication (Old French); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.
Meaning: Divine, heavenly.
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Meaning: Divine protector.
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Meaning: A Hebrew origin name meaning “delicate.”
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Meaning: Somali for “pleasing.”
Meaning: Form of Daniela, the feminine form of Daniel: God is my judge (Hebrew; Old Testament—major prophet).
Meaning: Young girl (Old Irish).
Meaning: A modern twist on “Daisy,” meaning “day’s eye.”