#500USA
From the valley of the rivers
#519American
a form of the name Kristen or Christin, symbolizing a follower of Christ.
#524American
Variant of Drayden, meaning 'son of the drake'
#533Ireland
Descendant of Dreánán
#553American
Derived from Andrew, meaning 'manly' or 'brave'.
#568India
a person who speaks Dravidian languages
#588American
A modern name, possibly derived from 'Dre' adding an innovative spin.
#632English
driver of a team of cattle
#670Germanic
Derived from 'Dreyen', meaning 'to dry'
#757American
a blend of power and strength
#784United Kingdom
Draper; cloth merchant
#800American
melody, or brave
#827English
In its feminine use, Drake can refer to a 'dragon' or 'dragon-like'.
#882American
Derived from the term 'dreadlocks'
#886American
An invented name which suggests a variation of 'Kristen', meaning 'follower of Christ'.
#908American
An invented name, possibly a variation of traditional names.
#939Scandinavian Countries
Dragon ship
#985American
A derivative of Andrew, meaning 'man' or 'warrior'.
#1055American
A beloved name with deep roots
#1060American
derived from the old surname meaning 'a town dweller'
#1081Roman Empire
Dragon; serpent.
#1202India
Master or teacher
#1217American
To protect, to defend
#1225American
Derived from 'Drennan', meaning 'descendant of Braonin'.
#1230American
A variant of the name Raiden, associated with thunder and lightning.
#1265American
derived from Devin, meaning poet
#1282African
a modern invented name possibly meaning greatness
#1293American
variation of the name Drayven
#1307Albania
from the region of Drin
#1369American
Derived from various sources, possibly a blend of 'Drew' and 'Grel'.
#1402American
potentially derived from 'dream'}
#1450Albania
one who is bright or illuminated
#1465English
derived from the Old French 'Draco', meaning 'dragon'
#1589American
brave or strong
#1620English
A form of Dresden, meaning 'by the riverside'
#1649Norse
Dragon or serpent
#1675Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1687Slavic
dragon — from Drago
#1694Slavic
dear, precious
#1696Slavic
little dragon — from Drago
#1698Slavic
dear to the dragon
#1700Slavic
precious, dear — from Dragomir
#1707Romanian
of the dragon
#1709Romanian
noble or brave — from Dragos
#1710Slavic
glorious dragon
#1718American
Dragon or fierce warrior
#1718Turkish
brave, valiant — from Dragut
#1721American
A combination of 'Dre' and 'Mylon' or an evolved variant of 'Draylen'
#1727Greek
dragon — from Drakon
#1736Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1738Modern coinage
dragon-like or fierce
#1739Slavic
brave, courageous
#1740Slavic
dear, precious
#1742Slavic
brave, courageous
#1745Slavic
precious peace
#1747Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1749Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1751Dutch
a diminutive of Andreas
#1755Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1756American↑ Rising
Derived from 'Drake', meaning dragon or male duck
#1767Modern coinage
brave, strong — from Andrew
#1768English
watchman, guardian
#1769English
little Andrew
#1770Modern English
brave, strong — from Andrew
#1771Modern American
brave, strong — from Drew
#1772Modern American
variant of Drew
#1774Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1775Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1778American
Derived from the Old English word for 'town on a ridge'.
#1784Albanian
little river
#1785Modern American
one who drinks
#1787Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1790Sanskrit
sight, vision
#1797Sanskrit
one with a difficult path
#1802Sanskrit
teacher or instructor
#1807Old Norse
drop of water — from Droplaug
#1809Hebrew
freedom, liberty
#1814Scottish
sorrowful — from Drostanus
#1819Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1822Slavic
second — from drugi
#1826Scotland
From the ridge
#1827Old French
from the Old French word 'druerie' meaning 'love'
#1828Latin
brave, courageous
#1830Hebrew
One who is strong
#1833Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1834Lithuanian
brave, strong
#1836Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1842Lithuanian
brave, strong
#1857English
variant of Drayden, meaning 'warrior or brave one'
#1862American
A modern American name
#1864United Kingdom
The name is of uncertain etymology but is thought to derive from the Old English 'Drustan', a variant of 'Drystan'
#1906English
One who drives or controls
#1927American
Derived from fictional or fantasy origins, often associated with dragons
#1991American
A beloved name with deep roots
#1997India
One who is strong and powerful
#2551English↑ Rising
English
#2612American↑ Rising
English
#3146American↑ Rising
From the valley of the river
#3594American
Derived from the Gaelic word
#3778French↑ Rising
Derived from a French place name, signifying 'from Dreux'
#4749American↑ Rising
son of Drey
#4900Albania↑ Rising
A diminutive of 'Andre', meaning 'man'
#5260USA↑ Rising
A variant of Dray, which means 'a man of strength'
#5261Germanic
from the dry valley
#5448American↑ Rising
English
#5449American↑ Rising
One who is brave
#5927American↑ Rising
English
#6212American↑ Rising
desire
#7315Greek
Dragon, serpent
#7316American
Derived from a place name, meaning "town of the drake" or "town of the dragon".
#7317American↑ Rising
A fusion name possibly derived from 'Drake' and 'Raylon', indicating a strong and brave character.
#7318American
from the place of the willow tree
#7319American↑ Rising
manly
#7382American↑ Rising
English
#7656American↑ Rising
A modern name possibly relating to 'Dragon'.
#7912American↑ Rising
A beloved name with deep roots
#8421American
Warm-hearted, friendly
#8432American↑ Rising
A modern invented name, possibly inspired by nature or landscapes.
#8501Fantasy Literature↑ Rising
High Valyrian
#8502American↑ Rising
A mythical creature usually depicted as a large and powerful serpent or reptile.
#9133American↑ Rising
A modern name likely derived from a combination of 'Drake' and 'Aiden', suggesting strength and fire.
#9134American↑ Rising
Derived from modern interpretations of names like 'Draven', meaning strong.
#9135American
A variation of the name 'Darren' or from the Old English meaning 'to journey'.
#9226American↑ Rising
A variant of Drake, meaning 'dragon'.
#9228American↑ Rising
Dragon
#9964Croatia
precious, dear
#9965American
Derived from a surname or a modern variant of 'Draven'
#9966American↑ Rising
English
—American
A beloved name with deep roots
—English
one who makes cloth or a draper by trade
—American
from the Old English 'dragon' – a powerful and mythical creature.
—American↑ Rising
A combination of D and 'eon'
—American↑ Rising
from the village by the tree
—American↑ Rising
Variant of Draven, possibly meaning 'hunter'
—Netherlands
man, brave, strong
—American
from the right side
—American
derived from Darius
—Germanic
Cobbler or shoemaker
—International↑ Rising
Dragon
—American
A contemporary name possibly derived from the name Drayson, which means 'son of Dray'. It embodies strength and heritage