Surnames Starting with D: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 1 of 3)

Son of Agostino (Augustine)

"son of Alessandro"

"son of Amato", a name meaning "beloved"

Son of Ambrogio (Ambrose)

Of Amico ("friend")

Someone from Ancona

Son of Angelo

Of Antonio

Son of Onofrio

Son of Orazio

The son of Dabb, a pet form of Robert (fame, bright)

From Dąbrowa, "oak wood"

Someone who came from the south

A familiar personal name beginning with Da-

A dweller along the coast or shore

Trickling stream

Someone who came from the south

Independent Irish, English and North German origins

Valley

Short form of Adam

Eagle / from L'Aigle

"farm in the valley"

Valley

A dweller in the valley

From Dallas in Moray

Field of the crooked pool

Valley settlement

Descendant of Dálach, linked to "assembly"

Of Damascus

From Damasus

From the personal name Damiano (Damian)

A shortened personal name, with independent alternatives

Village of the Danes

Distinct Italian and Portuguese nickname explanations

Of Andrea

A familiar personal-name form in Polish tradition

A form of the personal name Daniel

Someone who came from Denford (ford in a valley)

A German vernacular form of Daniel

A shortened form of Daniel in several traditions

A personal name meaning God is my judge

A Polish patronymic formed from Daniel

From the personal name Daniele (Daniel)

A Polish patronymic from Daniel

Son of Daniel ("God is my judge")

A Polish place-name or patronymic formation

Son of Daniel

A patronymic from Danilo or Danylo

Daniel or a Slavic personal name containing given

A reduced familiar form associated with Daniel

A pine-tree landscape or separate English formations

Wooded ground or a locality

A surname form associated with Daniel

A surname from places named Danowo or Danów

From Antas

From Anvers

Deer farm

From Arcy

A descendant of Deor (brave, or bold)

A descendant of Deor (brave, or bold)

Beloved one

Darnel weed, or hidden nook

The son of Dubhdarach (black man of the oak)

Dear friend

Someone who plastered buildings or whitewashed walls

Someone who plastered buildings or whitewashed walls

Someone with a large or unusual thumb

The dolphin

Market on the River Dane

Italian personal-name explanations with a Scottish alternative

Beloved (Hebrew)

The Italian personal name equivalent to David

The son of David (beloved)

A patronymic formed from David

Son of David

Son of David

Of Ávila

An Italian familiar personal name related to David

Son of David, "beloved"

Son of Daw (David)

The Polish personal name equivalent to David

Son of little David

Son of Daw (David)

From the medieval name Day (David), or a dairy worker

Of the family of Angelo

"of Filippo's family"

Of the rose

Of the tower

Son of Leo / lion

Of León

Of the saints

Of Luca (Luke)

Son of Marco (Mark)

Of the olive tree

Of Rosa, rose

Of Santo, "holy"

Son of Simone (Simon)

Of Stephen

Son of Vito

A grandson of Dubhceann (black head)

Dweller in a valley, or servant of a dean

"valley of the wild animals"

Valley farm

Homestead on the Deben

Roofer, thatcher

A grandson of Deaghadh (good luck)

A grandson of Dubhceann (black head)