| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage | Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAFYDD | - | Welsh | ||
| DAG | DAHG (Swedish) | Swedish, Norwegian, Danish | ||
| DAGAN | - | Near Eastern Mythology | ||
| DAGDA | DAHG-dah | Irish Mythology | ||
| DAGFINN | - | Norwegian, Danish | ||
| DAGFINNR | - | Ancient Scandinavian | ||
| DAGMÆR | - | Ancient Scandinavian | ||
| Dagmar | ['dægma:] | |||
| DAGMAR | DAHK-mahr (German), DAHG-mahr (Finnish) | Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Icelandic, German, Czech, Slovak, Finnish | ||
| DAGMARA | - | Polish | ||
| DAGNÝ | - | Ancient Scandinavian, Icelandic | ||
| DAGNEY | - | Various | ||
| DAGNIJA | - | Latvian | ||
| DAGNY | DAHNG-nuy (Swedish) | Swedish, Norwegian, Danish | ||
| DAGON | - | Near Eastern Mythology |