Names That Mean For

Discover baby names meaning For for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Dougie
Diminutive form of Douglas.
Scottish
Doveva
Bear; feminine form of Dovev.
Hebrew
dray
Diminutive form of the name Draven.
English
Drea
Short form of Andrea, meaning 'manly' or 'warrior'.
English
Drew
A short form of Andrew, meaning 'manly' or 'warrior'.
English
Drewilla
A feminine form of Drew, meaning 'manly' or 'courageous'.
English
Drewsila
Feminine form of Drew, meaning 'manly' or 'courageous'.
English
Drewsilla
Feminine form of Drew, meaning 'manly' or 'courageous'.
English
Drucela
Little strong one, feminine form of Drusus.
Latin
Drucilla
Feminine form of Drusus, a Roman family name meaning 'strong' or 'stalwart'.
Latin
Drucillah
Feminine form of Drusus, a Roman family name meaning 'strong' or 'stalwart'.
Latin
Drummand
From the fortress on the hill.
Scottish
Drummond
From the fortress on the hill.
Scottish
Drury
Descendant of Asrach, misshapen, deformed.
Irish
Druscila
Feminine form of Drusus, a Roman family name meaning 'strong' or 'sturdy'.
Latin
Druscille
Feminine form of Drusus, a Roman family name meaning 'strong' or 'sturdy'.
Latin
Drusila
Feminine form of Drusus, a Roman family name meaning 'strong' or 'stalwart'.
Latin
Drusilah
Feminine form of Drusus, a Roman family name possibly meaning 'strong' or 'fr...
Latin
druva
Meaning 'fixed' or 'immovable', it is another name for the pole star.
Sanskrit
Duarte
Short form of Eduardo.
Portuguese
duda
Duda is a nickname for Eduardo or Eduarda.
Portuguese
Dudda
Diminutive form of Dudley.
English
Dude
Informal term for a man or a friend.
English
Dudek
Nickname for Wladyslaw or Wladyslawa.
Polish
Dudey
Diminutive form of Dudley.
English
Dudie
Diminutive form of Dudley.
English
Dudin
Diminutive form of Dmitry.
Russian
Dukie
A nickname or diminutive form, possibly derived from 'duke' meaning a noble t...
English
duladevi
Goddess of fortune and welfare.
Hindi
Dunbar
From the fortified hill.
Scottish
Dunky
Nickname for Duncan or a playful/mischievous person.
English
Dunlea
From the fort or stronghold.
Irish
Dunleah
Fort of the gray or green meadow.
Irish
Dunlop
From the Scottish place name Dunlop, meaning 'fort of the muddy pool'.
Scottish
Dunlope
From the brown hill or the hill fort.
English
Dunmor
From the Gaelic 'dun' meaning fort and 'mor' meaning great, meaning 'great fo...
Scottish
Dunmore
From the Gaelic 'dùn mòr', meaning 'big fort'.
Scottish
Durba
Difficult to attain or approach; a name for the goddess Durga.
Sanskrit
durg
Fortress.
Sanskrit
Durgalakshmi
Goddess of wealth and fortune.
Sanskrit
durgeshwari
Goddess Durga; queen of forts/difficult places
Sanskrit
durijesh
Lord of forts.
Sanskrit
Dushkriti
One who performs evil deeds.
Sanskrit
Dusk
Twilight, the period of the day just before nightfall.
English
Dusteena
Combination of Dust and Tina (short form of Christina).
English
Dustina
Feminine form of Dusty, meaning 'brave in peace' or 'Thor's stone'.
English
Dustyna
Feminine form of Dusty, meaning 'brave warrior' or 'from the dusty place'.
English
dwarakanath
Lord of Dwaraka, another name for Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
dwarakapathi
Lord of Dwaraka, another name for Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
Dwarkadhish
Lord of Dwaraka, another name for Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
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