Baby Names With 7 Letters

Discover 7-letter baby names for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Dursheh
King's shining star.
Persian
Duruvan
Fragrant grass.
Sanskrit
durvank
Protector.
Sanskrit
durvasa
Descendant of the sage Vasishtha.
Sanskrit
durvesh
Highest amongst Lords.
Sanskrit
durvish
Firm, steadfast.
Sanskrit
Durward
Resolute guardian.
English
Durwood
Strong, enduring ruler.
English
Durwyne
Friend from the farmstead.
English
Duryaab
Possessor of wealth.
Persian
Duryasi
Warrior.
Sanskrit
Durynah
Pearl, precious gem.
Arabic
Dusanek
Derived from the Slavic element 'duša' meaning 'soul'.
Slavic
dushala
One who has a strong edge or is invincible.
Sanskrit
Dushnah
A demon or evil spirit.
Persian
dushtar
Evil eye or malevolent gaze.
Persian
Dussala
Difficult to defeat, unconquerable.
Sanskrit
Dustean
Settler at the dusty place.
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
Duvessa
Queen.
English
Duveuil
From the Oak Wood.
French
Duwayne
Dark, Black Horse.
English
dwaraka
Name of an ancient city in India, associated with Lord Krishna.
Sanskrit
dwijain
Belonging to the twice-born.
Sanskrit
Dwijesh
Lord of the twice-born.
Sanskrit
Dwijraj
King of the twice-born.
Sanskrit
Dwynwen
Dwynwen is a Welsh name meaning 'she who leads a blessed life'.
Welsh
Dyamayi
Goddess Durga, the invincible one.
Sanskrit
Dyantha
Flower.
Greek
Dyanthe
Flower.
Greek
Dyllysa
Combination of Dylan and Lisa.
English
Dylyane
Combination of Dylan and Jane.
English
Dymetra
Divine power.
Greek
Dymetri
Follower of Demeter (Greek goddess of harvest).
Greek
Dymiter
Gift of Demeter (Greek goddess of harvest).
Slavic
Dymitri
Gift of Demeter (Greek goddess of harvest).
Slavic
Dymitry
Gift of Demeter (Greek goddess of harvest).
Slavic
Dymphna
Derived from Gaelic 'damh' meaning 'fawn', associated with Saint Dymphna.
Irish
Dyuksha
Sharp.
Sanskrit
Dyumani
Ocean.
Sanskrit
Dyumayi
Full of light or radiance
Sanskrit
Dyvonah
Divine, heavenly.
English
Dyvonna
Divine, heavenly.
English
Dyvorah
Steadfast.
Hebrew
Dzimaar
Visitor.
Arabic
Eacnung
Sharp sword.
Anglo-saxon
Eadaion
Wealthy ruler.
Anglo-saxon
Eadbert
Wealthy and bright.
Anglo-saxon
Eadburt
Bright, glorious.
Anglo-saxon
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