#432American
a series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep
#519American
a form of the name Kristen or Christin, symbolizing a follower of Christ.
#561American
Uncertain; possibly derived from Drena, meaning 'dream' or 'to aspire'
#643American
feminine form of Dresh, a modern created name
#707American
Derived from the Old English name meaning 'sorrowful' or 'sad'.
#782American
A variant of the name Dena, possibly meaning 'the judged one' (from Hebrew דינה).
#803English
A beloved name with deep roots
#824English
A beloved name with deep roots
#847Native American
No documented meaning
#873American
dark and strong
#1047American
A blend name inspired by 'Drea' and 'Deanna'
#1076American
Dream or vision.
#1173English
A beloved name with deep roots
#1269USA
a modern and playful variant of names like Drax or Draxia
#1359English
beloved, enjoyed
#1361English
Strength, and courage
#1384American
a creative spelling of 'crystal', resembling beauty and clarity
#1385English
A beloved name with deep roots
#1411American
female warrior; courageous
#1426American
Dream or vision
#1548Albania
light; brightness
#1575American
a variant of Priscilla, meaning 'ancient' or 'venerable'
#1586American
An Americanized variant of the name Adriana, often associated with dark or rich
#1675Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1682Slavic
dear, precious
#1687Slavic
dragon — from Drago
#1697Slavic
dear one, beloved
#1699Slavic
dear one, precious
#1701Slavic
precious, dear
#1702Slavic
precious, dear
#1709Romanian
noble or brave — from Dragos
#1711Slavic
precious glory
#1727Greek
dragon — from Drakon
#1734Sanskrit
daughter of Drupada
#1736Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1738Modern coinage
dragon-like or fierce
#1739Slavic
brave, courageous
#1741Slavic
dear, precious
#1743Slavic
dear, precious
#1747Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1749Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1751Dutch
a diminutive of Andreas
#1755Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#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
#1781Albanian
related to the word 'dril'
#1784Albanian
little river
#1785Modern American
one who drinks
#1787Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1789Sanskrit
one who is seen
#1790Sanskrit
sight, vision
#1797Sanskrit
one with a difficult path
#1802Sanskrit
teacher or instructor
#1806Sanskrit
daughter of Drupada
#1807Old Norse
drop of water — from Droplaug
#1819Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1822Slavic
second — from drugi
#1827Old French
from the Old French word 'druerie' meaning 'love'
#1828Latin
brave, courageous
#1830Latin
belonging to the Druzi
#1831Latin
little thorn — from Drusilla
#1833Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1834Lithuanian
brave, strong
#1836Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1841Old Norse
wave — from Dröfn
#2551English↑ Rising
English
#3594American
Derived from the Gaelic word
#3778French↑ Rising
Derived from a French place name, signifying 'from Dreux'
#4909American↑ Rising
strong
#5261Germanic
from the dry valley
#7222India↑ Rising
Earth, the third planet from the Sun
#7589India↑ Rising
earth; strength
#7997American↑ Rising
A beloved name with deep roots
#9018English↑ Rising
English
#9087Modern coinage
dream-like or imaginative
#9131American↑ Rising
A beloved name with deep roots
#9621American↑ Rising
English
—American
a modern blend likely derived from names like Drea and Lynn; it may signify 'utterly fearless'.
—English
Possibly derived from Drew, meaning 'manly and brave'
—India↑ Rising
sight, vision, insight
—American
Dreamer or Visionary
—English
A beloved name with deep roots
—English
A beloved name with deep roots
—Italian
from the city of Adrianople
—American↑ Rising
An invented name, a variant of 'Drea' which itself could derive from 'Andrea', meaning 'manly' or 'brave'.
—American
One who dreams; visionary
—American
Derived from the English word 'dream', suggesting idealism or aspiration.