Dorien

Dorien is a masculine name of Dutch and Greek origins. It's a variation of Dorian, which derives from the ancient Greek Doris, a region in Greece. The name is associated with the Dorian people of ancient Greece, known for their contributions to art, architecture, and music. In Dutch-speaking countries, Dorien is more commonly used as a masculine name, though in some cultures it may be used for either gender. The name carries connotations of artistic sensibility and classical refinement, possibly influenced by Oscar Wilde's character Dorian Gray. Dorien has moderate popularity in the Netherlands and Belgium but remains uncommon in English-speaking countries, making it a distinctive choice that balances uniqueness with historical depth.

Dorien is also given to girls.

Pronounced DOR-ee-en.

As of October 2026, Dorien ranked #13140 in US births in 2004 SSA, peaked at #4581 in 1941.