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Names that mean deer

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Deer in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Deer

ArwillOld English — "Male deer, Stag."AyalBiblical — "Male deer"BocEnglish — "Male deer."BuckEnglish — "Male deer, Buck. A short form of names beginning with "Buck"."BuckeyEnglish — "Diminutive of Buck: Male deer."BuckieEnglish — "Diminutive of Buck: Male deer."BuckleaOld English — "Dweller at the buck / deer meadow."BuckleahOld English — "Dweller at the buck / deer meadow."BuckleeOld English — "Dweller at the buck / deer meadow."BuckleighOld English — "Dweller at the buck / deer meadow."BuckleyIrish — "Dweller at the buck / deer meadow."BucklieEnglish — "Variant of Buckley: Deer-grazing meadow."BucklyEnglish — "Dweller at the buck / deer meadow."BuckminsterEnglish — "From the monastery where deer live Buckmynster"BuckyEnglish — "Diminutive of Buck: Male deer."ChochuschuvioNative American — "White tailed deer (Hopi)."ChoviohoyaNative American — "Young deer (Hopi)."DarbEnglish — "Diminutive of Darby: Place where deer graze."DarbeIrish — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DarbeyIrish — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DartalEnglish — "From the deer town."DartanEnglish — "From the deer town."DarteiEnglish — "From the deer town."DartenEnglish — "From the deer town."DartinEnglish — "From the deer town."DartonEnglish — "From the deer town."DartrelEnglish — "From the deer town."DartynEnglish — "From the deer town."DearbornEnglish — "Born near the stream wit the deer."DearborneEnglish — "Born near the stream wit the deer."DearbournEnglish — "Born near the stream wit the deer."DearbourneEnglish — "Born near the stream wit the deer."DeeborneEnglish — "Born near the stream wit the deer."DeerbornEnglish — "Born near the stream wit the deer."DeerbournEnglish — "Born near the stream wit the deer."DeerbourneEnglish — "Born near the stream wit the deer."DeerwardEnglish — "Guardian of the deer."DeortunEnglish — "From the deer park."DeorwardEnglish — "Guardian of the deer."DeorwineEnglish — "Friend of the deer."DerbeBiblical — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DerbeeIrish — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DerbeyIrish — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DerbiIrish — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DerbieIrish — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DerebourneEnglish — "From the deer brook."DerlandEnglish — "From the deer's land"DerwanEnglish — "Friend of the deer."DerwoodEnglish — "From the deer wood."devaughnGaelic — "Of a little deer"DirwoodEnglish — "Keeper of the deer."DoaneEnglish — "Poem|From down the hill|Graceful deer."DorwardEnglish — "Keeper of the deer."DyrwardEnglish — "Keeper of the deer."DyrwoodEnglish — "Keeper of the deer."EiligScottish — "From the deer pass"ElkHawaiian — "Large deer."GhazalArabic — "Deer"GhazaliArabic — "Deer"HarshuHindi — "Deer"HarshulIndian — "Deer"HartTeutonic — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HarteTeutonic — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleaOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleahOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleeOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleighOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleyEnglish — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartliOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartlieOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartlyOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartmanGerman — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartwelOld English — "From the deer stream."HartwellTeutonic — "From the deer stream."HartwigGerman — "Male deer, Stag."HartwilOld English — "From the deer stream."HartwillEnglish — "From the deer stream."HartwoodEnglish — "From the hare woods, From the hard woods, From the deer woods."HartwylOld English — "From the deer stream."HartwyllOld English — "From the deer stream."HarvinderHindi — "Deer"HarwellEnglish — "Male deer, Stag."HarwilOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HeartAmerican — "Male deer, Stag."HeartleaOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HeartleahOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HeartleeOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HeartleighOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HeartlieOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HeartlyOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HeorotAnglo-Saxon — "Deer"HerschHebrew — "Deer"HerschelHebrew — "Deer"HershHebrew — "Deer"HershelYiddish — "Deer"HertzlOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HerzlOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HeschelOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HeshelOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HirschYiddish — "Deer"HirschelHebrew — "Deer"HirshOld English — "Male deer, Stag."HirshelHebrew — "Deer"HirzaHebrew — "Resembling a deer"HjorturIcelandic — "Deer"HlrshHebrew — "Popular Yiddish name derived from the German hirsh deer"HyddWelsh — "Resembling a deer"HyrtOld English — "Male deer, Stag."KulakinahNorth American Indian — "Male deer, stag. Cherokee"LockhartEnglish — "Resembling a deer from the forest"MaralHindi — "Swan, deer, Soft"MareechHindi — "Another name of the Sun (Who assumed form of suvarna mriga (golden deer) and help abduct Sita)"MasichuvioNative American — "Gray deer (Hopi)."MazatlAztec — "Deer"MrigaHindi — "A female deer"MrigaaHindi — "A Female Deer"MrigalochanHindi — "With eyes like that of a deer"OferHebrew — "Young deer, Fawn."OisinIrish — "Little deer. Is a poet and warrior of the fianna in the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology."OisynOld Irish — "Little deer. Is a poet and warrior of the fianna in the Fenian Cycle of Irish mythology."OlsfnIrish — "Diminutive form of os a deer: hence, a fawn, a little deer The name was borne by a famous Fenian poet, the son of Fionn MacCumhail Finn MacCool. The name has been Anglicized as Ossian and Ossin"OpherHebrew — "Young deer, Fawn."PriyakaHindi — "Loving, deer"RaebournOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RaebourneOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RaeburOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RaeburneOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RaibourneOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RaiburnOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RaiburneOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RailbournOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RaleahEnglish — "From the roe deer meadow."RaleyEnglish — "From the roe deer meadow."RallyEnglish — "From the roe deer meadow."RaskogrNorse — "From the deer forest"RawiellaEnglish — "From the deer spring."RawleaEnglish — "From the meadow of the deer."RawleahEnglish — "From the meadow of the deer."RawleeEnglish — "From the meadow of the deer."RawleighEnglish — "From the meadow of the deer."RawleyEnglish — "From the meadow of the deer."RawliEnglish — "From the meadow of the deer."RawlieEnglish — "From the meadow of the deer."RawlyEnglish — "From the meadow of the deer."RaybournOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RaybourneOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RayburnEnglish — "From the roe deer stream."RayburneOld English — "From the roe deer stream."RayhourneEnglish — "From the deer's stream."RayhurnEnglish — "From the deer's stream."ReybournOld English — "From the roe deer stream."ReybourneOld English — "From the roe deer stream."ReyburnEnglish — "From the roe deer stream."ReyburneOld English — "From the roe deer stream."ReyhurnEnglish — "From the deer's stream."RoscoEnglish — "From the deer forest, red|Headland|Famous."RoscoeTeutonic — "From the deer forest, red|Headland|Famous."RoscowGaelic — "From the deer forest, red|Headland|Famous."SarangIndian — "Spotted deer"ShaddanArabic — "Grown antelope, an antelope (a type of animal that looks like a deer or gazelle) that is old enough to no longer need the care of its mother"ShadinUrdu — "Fawn, young deer"SharangIndian — "Deer"ShikamaruJapanese — "As A Deer"SkenandoaNorth American Indian — "the Iroquois skennon'do deer"SowingwaArabic — "Black - tailed deer"TatongaNative American — "Resembling a deer"TumuAmerican — "Resembling a deer Tummu"TzviHebrew — "Deer"ZeviHebrew — "Deer"ZibArabic — "Deer"ZviHebrew — "Resembling a deer "

Girl names that mean Deer

AfferaAfrican — "Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic."AfferyAfrican — "Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic."AffraAfrican — "Name meaning 'peaceful ruler' used by ancient Romans and Greeks for females of African origin., also Doe; young deer, also Arabic name meaning 'color of earth.' also 'whitish red' in Arabic."AfinaHebrew — "Young deer."AfinahHebrew — "Young deer."AfrahHebrew — "Female deer, Doe, Dust."AfriaHebrew — "Young deer."AfriahHebrew — "Young deer."AfryaHebrew — "Young deer."AfryahHebrew — "Young deer."AfynaHebrew — "Young deer."AfynahHebrew — "Young deer."AhaweeCherokee — "Deer"AhawiCherokee — "Deer"AhawieCherokee — "Deer"AhawyCherokee — "Deer"AhooIranian — "Deer"AhouIranian — "Deer"AphinaHebrew — "Young deer."AphinahHebrew — "Young deer."AphraHebrew — "Female deer, Doe, Dust."AphrahHebrew — "Female deer, Doe, Dust."AphynaHebrew — "Young deer."AphynahHebrew — "Young deer."AyalaHebrew — "A female deer - (doe)"AyeletHebrew — "Deer"AyfaraHebrew — "Female deer, Doe, Dust."AyfarahHebrew — "Female deer, Doe, Dust."DarbeaIrish — "Freedom; From the estate by the deer."DarbiaIrish — "Freedom; From the estate by the deer."DarbiahIrish — "Freedom; From the estate by the deer."DorcasGreek — "Gazelle, doe, small deer."EenakshiHindi — "Whose Eyes Look Like Deer"FaunFrench — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FaunaGreek — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FaunahOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FauneFrench — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FauniaLatin — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FauniahOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FaunyOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FaunyaOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FaunyahOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FawnEnglish — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FawnaEnglish — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FawnahOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FawneEnglish — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FawniaFrench — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FawniahOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FawnyOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FawnyaOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FawnyahOld French — "Young deer; Reddish / Brown-haired."FeenatIrish — "Deer"FianaitIrish — "Deer"GazalaIndian — "A deer"GazelleLatin — "Graceful, Deer"GhazaalaArabic — "A young deer (fawn, gazelle), Beloved, delicate young person"GhazzaalArabic — "Deer"HariniIndian — "Deer"HarismitaHindi — "One with Eyes Like Deer"HerschelleHebrew — "Feminine form of Hirsh; resembling a deer"HindaHebrew — "Female deer, doe."HindahHebrew — "Female deer, doe."HiranmayeeHindi — "Golden girl, deer-like, Golden"HusayUrdu — "Gazelle / deer"HyndaHebrew — "Female deer, doe."HyndahHebrew — "Female deer, doe."KaliskaNative American — "Coyote Chasing Deer"KasthuriHindi — "Deer"KhafsaaArabic — "Deer"KhaulaUrdu — "A buck, Deer, Name of a well-known Sahabi i.e Companion of Prophet Muhammad S.A.W.W"KhisfaArabic — "Deer"KurangiIndian — "Deer"LarbyAmerican — "Form of Darby meaning "of the deer park""MeeraanArabic — "Deer"MiraalArabic — "Deer"MrigakshiHindi — "One with deer like beautiful eyes"NlabiNorth American Indian — "Fawn, young deer"OlianRussian — "Deer"OlienRussian — "Deer"OlienahRussian — "Deer"OlieneRussian — "Deer"OlyanRussian — "Deer"OlyanaRussian — "Deer"OlyanahRussian — "Deer"OlyaneRussian — "Deer"OlyenRussian — "Deer"OlyenaRussian — "Deer"OlyenahRussian — "Deer"OlyeneRussian — "Deer"OssiaEnglish — "Little deer"RimaaArabic — "White Deer"ShikaJapanese — "Gentle deer."ShikahAfrican — "Gentle deer."ShoukaIranian — "A kind of deer"SiviaHebrew — "Deer"SiviahHebrew — "Deer"SivyaHebrew — "Deer"SivyahHebrew — "Deer"SyviaHebrew — "Deer"SyviahHebrew — "Deer"SyvyaHebrew — "Deer"SyvyahHebrew — "Deer"TacincalaNative American — "Resembling a deer"ZibbiaArabic — "Deer"ZibiaBiblical — "Gazelle, deer"

Unisex names that mean Deer

DarbeeIrish — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DarbiIrish — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DarbieIrish — "Free man, Freedom|From the deer estate."DoanOld English — "Poem|From down the hill|Graceful deer."DyaniNative American — "Deer"

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