Slavic Boy Names Starting With D
34 names with meanings and origins.
Looking for a Slavic boy's name that starts with D? Here are 34 options, including unisex names, each with its meaning. Slavic names are used across Eastern Europe and often mean glory, peace or kindness.
Top picks
- Dmitri — “Follower of Demeter”
- Dimitre — “A Slavic masculine name derived from Dimitri. The name means earth-lover and is historically linked to the Greek goddess Demeter.”
- Dobieslaw — “This Slavic name means one who strives for glory, indicating a person motivated by honor and a great reputation.”
- Damek — “This Slavic form of Adam means man of the earth. It refers to the biblical creation of man from the red soil.”
- Dionizy — “The Polish form of the Slavic Dionysus, referring to the Greek god of wine and celebration.”
- Dmitr — “A Slavic masculine name and variation of Dimitri. It signifies an earth-lover, deeply rooted in classical agricultural associations.”
- Demyan — “A Slavic name that signifies someone who is tame, quiet, or domesticated.”
- Dusan — “Lord and judge; variant of daniel: god is my judge”
- Dema — “A Slavic name that signifies a sense of calm. It is also associated with the imagery of a rainy cloud, symbolizing peace and nature.”
- Dimitrios — “A Slavic variation of Dimitri, meaning earth-lover. It is widely recognized as the Greek form of the name, honoring the earth.”
Boy · Slavic · “This Slavic form of Adam means man of the earth. It refers to the biblical creation of man from the red soil.”
Unisex · Slavic · “A Slavic name that signifies a sense of calm. It is also associated with the imagery of a rainy cloud, symbolizing peace and nature.”
Boy · Slavic · “A Slavic name that signifies someone who is tame, quiet, or domesticated.”
Boy · Slavic · “A Slavic masculine name derived from Dimitri. The name means earth-lover and is historically linked to the Greek goddess Demeter.”
Boy · Slavic · “A Slavic variation of Dimitri, meaning earth-lover. It is widely recognized as the Greek form of the name, honoring the earth.”
Boy · Slavic · “A Slavic name for males derived from Dimitri. It carries the meaning of earth-lover or one who follows Demeter.”
Boy · Slavic · “The Polish form of the Slavic Dionysus, referring to the Greek god of wine and celebration.”
Boy · Slavic · “A Slavic masculine name and variation of Dimitri. It signifies an earth-lover, deeply rooted in classical agricultural associations.”
Boy · Slavic · “Follower of Demeter”
Boy · Slavic · “This Slavic name means one who strives for glory, indicating a person motivated by honor and a great reputation.”
Boy · Slavic · “Lord and judge; variant of daniel: god is my judge”
Boy · Slavic · “Fighting far away.”
Boy · Slavic · “To give peace.”
Boy · Slavic · “God is my judge.”
Boy · Slavic · “Ukrainian form of daniel judge.”
Boy · Slavic · “To desire.”
Boy · Slavic · “Earth mother.”
Boy · Slavic · “Universal.”
Boy · Slavic · “Good/famous.”
Boy · Slavic · “Good fame.”
Boy · Slavic · “Good glory.”
Boy · Slavic · “Good glory.”
Boy · Slavic · “Good.”
Boy · Slavic · “Gift, hero.”
Boy · Slavic · “Gift from god.”
Boy · Slavic · “Friend.”
Boy · Slavic · “Dear.”
Boy · Slavic · “Precious and peaceful.”
Boy · Slavic · “Precious fame.”
Boy · Slavic · “Treasured.”
Boy · Slavic · “Oak grove.”
Unisex · Slavic · “Divine spirit.”
Boy · Slavic · “Ukrainian form of james supplanter.”
Boy · Slavic · “Earth-lover.”
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