Countries That Start with D | List & Examples

English has only a few countries that start with D. This article contains a list of country names that start or end with “D.”

Example: Countries that start with D in a sentence
I visited Denmark to see the beautiful castles, then traveled to the Caribbean to enjoy the beach of Dominica.

Countries that start with D: List

English has just a few countries that start with “D,” including:

  • Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • Denmark
  • Djibouti
  • Dominica
  • Dominican Republic
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Countries that end with D: List

English also has a few countries that end in “D”:

  • Chad
  • Finland
  • Iceland
  • Ireland
  • New Zealand
  • Poland
  • Switzerland
  • Thailand

Countries with other letters

If you’re looking for countries that start with another letter, you can visit one of our other articles on country names.

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Countries with E Countries with J Countries with O Countries with T Countries with Y
Countries with F Countries with K Countries with P Countries with U Countries with Z

Frequently asked questions about countries that start with D

What are 4 countries that start with D?

Four countries that start with D are Denmark, Djibouti, Dominica, and Dominican Republic.

What are some European countries that start with D?

There’s only one European country that starts with D: Denmark.

Europe also has some countries that end with “D”:

  • Finland
  • Iceland
  • Ireland
  • Poland
  • Switzerland
What are some countries that end with -land?

There are many countries that start with D or end with D. Some of these actually end in “-land,” including:

  • Finland
  • Iceland
  • Ireland
  • New Zealand
  • (the) Netherlands (plural)
  • Poland
  • Switzerland

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Julia Merkus, MA

Julia has a bachelor in Dutch language and culture and two masters in Linguistics and Language and speech pathology. After a few years as an editor, researcher, and teacher, she now writes articles about her specialist topics: grammar, linguistics, methodology, and statistics.