From the Dorian tribe, or "gift."

Of the Dorians, a style of Greek architecture.

From the sea, diminutive of Doris.

Elaboration of Dori, or blend of Dora and Elle.

Gift of God, diminutive of Dorottya (Dorothy).

Gift, short for Theodorin or a standalone name.

Beautiful gift, elaboration of Dora.

Dorian woman, "From the sea."

Elaboration of Dora or variant of Dorris.

Generation, "Age."

Freedom, "Liberty," variant of Derora.

Gift of God, Spanish/Italian form of Dorothy.

Descendant of the dark one.

Gift, "From the sea," short for Doris or Dorothy.

Gift of God, Polish diminutive of Dorothy (Dorota).

Diminutive of Dorothy.

Diminutive of Dorothy.

Possibly "daughter," or of uncertain meaning.

Diminutive of Dorothy or a standalone name.

Short for bulldozer, a large tractor.

Likely a modern invented name, possibly inspired by "dragon" or "Draco."

Short for Andrea or Andreana.

Dream, variant of Dream.

Descendant of the little sorrowful one.

People of the forest, from the German city.

Short for Hendrika or a standalone name.

Light.

Created by R.A. Salvatore for the "Forgotten Realms" character Drizzt DoUrden.

Short for Andrew, Drusilla, or a standalone name.

Strong, feminine diminutive of Drusus.

Strong, French variant of Drusilla.

One who plays the drums.

Love, "Friendship," from a French surname.

Prayer, "Supplication."

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

From Dublin, the capital of Ireland.

Little duck, term of endearment.

Mistress, "Lady," "Chaperone."

Dubh

Descendant of the dark one.

Forenoon, "Morning light."

Likely a modern invented name, possibly blending Dulce and Marie.

Sweet.

Sweet, elaborated form of Dulce.

Sweet-sounding, "Pleasant."

Beautifully sweet, from Dulce and Belle.

Sweet, diminutive of Dulce.

Sweetness, literary name created by Cervantes.

Cheetah.

A sand hill, or from Frank Herberts novel.