Shakespeare's Characters: D
Please note that uppercase type indicates the stressed syllable.
Dardanius - [dar-DAYN-yus] Julius Caesar
Daughter - Pericles
Daughter - The Two Noble Kinsmen
Dauphin (Lewis) - [doh-FAN] Henry V
Dauphin (Lewis) - [doh-FAN] King John
Dauphin (Charles) - [doh-FAN] 1 Henry VI
Davy - 2 Henry IV
Decius - [DEE-syus] Julius Caesar
Deiphobus - [dee-IF-oh-bus] Troilus and Cressida
Demetrius - [dih-MEE-tree-us] A Midsummer Night's Dream
Demetrius - [dih-MEE-tree-us] Titus Andronicus
Demetrius - [dih-MEE-tree-us] Antony and Cleopatra
Dennis - As You Like It
Denny, Sir Anthony - Henry VIII
Derby - Richard III
Dercetas - [DER-seh-tas] Antony and Cleopatra
Desdemona - Othello
Diana - All's Well that Ends Well
Dick the Butcher - 2 Henry VI
Diomedes - [digh-oh-MEE-deez] Troilus and Cressida
Diomedes - [digh-oh-MEE-deez] Antony and Cleopatra
Dion - [DIGH-on] The Winter's Tale
Dionyza - [digh-oh-NY-zuh ] Pericles
Doctor - Macbeth
Doctor - King Lear
Doctor - The Two Noble Kinsmen
Doctor of Divinity - Hamlet
Dogberry - Much Ado About Nothing
Dolabella - [doll-ah-BEL-ah] Antony and Cleopatra
Doll Tearsheet - 2 Henry IV/Henry V
Domitius - [doh-MISH-yus] Antony and Cleopatra
Don John - Much Ado About Nothing
Don Pedro - Much Ado About Nothing
Donalbain - [DAWN-al-bayn] Macbeth
Dorcas - [DOR-kas]The Winter's Tale
Doricles - [DOR-ih-kleez] The Winter's Tale
Dorset (Marquis) - Richard III
Douglas (Earl of) - 1 Henry IV
Drawers - [DRAW-ers] 2 Henry IV
Dromio of Syracuse - [DROH-mee-oh] The Comedy of Errors
Dromio of Ephesus - [DROH-mee-oh] The Comedy of Errors
Duchess (of Gloucester) - 2 Henry VI
Duchess (of Gloucester) - Richard II
Duchess (of York) - Richard II
Duchess (of York) - Richard III
Duke Frederick - As You Like It
Duke (of Milan) - The Two Gentlemen of Verona
Duke Orsino - Twelfth Night
Duke Senior - As You Like It
Duke (of Venice) - The Merchant of Venice
Duke (of Florence) - All's Well that Ends Well
Duke (of Venice) - Othello
Duke Solinus - The Comedy of Errors
Duke (of Vienna) - Measure for Measure
Dull, Anthony - Love's Labour's Lost
Dumaine - [dyoo-MAYN] Love's Labour's Lost
Duncan, King of Scotland - Macbeth
Dutchman - Cymbeline
Shakespeare Online's spelled pronunciation guide is based primarily on How to Pronounce the Names in Shakespeare by Theodora Ursula Irvine (1919). Note that the number of syllables in a name occasionally changes depending on metre and alternate pronunciations might be used depending on location (UK, southern US, etc.) and editor preference.
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