Associated with Delilah: "delicate" or "to languish"; associated with Delia: "from Delos"
Girl
Possibly 'God is my judge' (from Hebrew Daniyyah) or 'close/near' (from Arabic Dania); often used as a modern invented feminine name.
English
Girl
Destiny; fate or a predetermined course
English
Girl
A modern/created name often interpreted as 'little Ella' or associated with Della (from Adela) meaning 'noble'; meaning is not well-established
Girl
No established meaning - likely a modern invented name or coinage
English
Unisex
young nobleman; squire; youth
Boy
Surname-derived name with uncertain meaning - possibly 'dweller by a hill' (locational) or related to roots meaning 'dark' or 'dove' depending on source
English
Boy
Likely 'fort meadow' or 'brown meadow' - from 'dun' (fort or brown) + 'lee' (clearing/meadow).
English
Unisex
Power, force (inspired by the physics term 'dyne')
English
Unisex
No established traditional meaning; a modern blend. If linked to Janae/Jane, can be interpreted as 'God is gracious.'
Girl
Uncertain. Depending on the root it may be associated with Clarisse ('clear, bright') or, if linked to Darius/Daris, with 'kingly'/'possessor'.
Girl
A modern compound roughly meaning "divine grace" (Dee often linked to Diana/divine; Ann means grace).
English
Girl
Modern invented name with no single traditional meaning; often treated as a feminine elaboration related to names like Denise/Denis (linked to Dionysus) or simply a contemporary melodic name
English
Girl
Protector of dharma; guardian of righteousness
Sanskrit
Boy
Devoted to / belonging to Dionysus (the Greek god of wine and revelry)
Greek
Boy
Of Doris / of the Dorians (originally indicating origin or membership in the ancient Dorian tribe/region)
Greek
Boy
Diminutive of Jan/Can - 'little Jan' or 'beloved one; dear/soul'
Arabic
Boy
Variant of 'Daisy' - "day's eye" (the daisy flower)
English
Girl
A modern elaboration of names like Dalina/Adeline; meanings vary by root but are often interpreted as 'noble' (from Adeline) or linked to gentle/valley senses depending on origin
English
Girl
Likely derived from names meaning either "God is my judge" (from Daniel/Danique) or "morning star" (from Danica); used as a modern invented feminine name.
English
Girl
dear friend
English
Boy
Valley; alternatively 'church leader' (from the ecclesiastical title)
English
Boy
Dawn; the shining one (personification of the dawn)
Norse
Boy
Follower/devotee of Dionysus (the Greek god of wine and fertility)
Greek
Boy
Derived from 'destiny' - fate or predetermined course; fortune
English
Girl
Uncertain; likely a modern elaboration meaning 'female Di' or 'little Di' (a diminutive/feminine form).
Girl
Probably 'teachable' or 'learned' (related to 'to teach')
Latin
Girl
dark stranger / dark foreigner
Scottish Gaelic
Boy
Little hill / from the small hill
English
Unisex
Hill clearing; meadow on a hill
English
Unisex
Modern/formalized variant; likely related to 'judged' (Dina) or 'divine' (Dionne).
English
Girl
Likely "God is gracious" if derived from Jane; otherwise a modern invented name without a fixed traditional meaning
Girl
Feminine form of Darius: 'possessor/holder of good' - often interpreted as 'maintainer of good' or 'wealthy/kingly'
Girl
Affectionate diminutive combined with Marie - 'beloved' / 'wished-for' (from Mary/Miriam)
English, Latin
Girl
Unknown; possibly inherited meanings from related names (e.g., Denise - "devoted to God", or Teresa - "harvester")
Girl
Protector of dharma; upholder of righteousness
Hindi, Sanskrit
Boy
Dionna = 'divine' or 'of Dion/Diana'; Kate = 'pure' - combined sense: 'divinely pure'
Latin
Girl
God's gracious gift (combines 'gift of God' and 'grace')
English
Girl
From Arabic 'jannah' meaning 'paradise, garden'; sometimes associated with 'God is gracious' via Gianna/Jeanne
Arabic, French
Girl
Of Dacia; Dacian, 'from Dacia'
Latin, Romanian
Unisex
Modern variant likely meaning "from the valley" or derived from the surname Daly (descendant of Dálach)
English, Irish
Unisex
A modern elaboration of Daniel/Dani: 'God is my judge' with a stylistic suffix.
Girl
sea, ocean
Persian
Girl
Likely "divine" (from Diana) or "valley" (from Dean)
English
Girl
Originally a surname meaning 'from Dellingen' or 'descendant of Delling'; sometimes linked to Old Norse Dellingr meaning 'dawn' or 'the shining one'
English, Germanic
Unisex
Son of Denis - 'devotee/follower of Dionysus'.
English
Boy
Destiny; fate; one's predetermined future
English
Girl
leaf
Vietnamese
Unisex
No established meaning; possibly alludes to God if derived from '-llah', otherwise a creative/modern name
