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Derryn
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Associated with the oak; 'oak grove' or 'dweller by the oak' |
English, Irish |
Boy |
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Dezmund
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From South Munster (a region of Ireland) |
English, Irish |
Boy |
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Diondra
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Follower or devotee of Dionysus; a modern feminine form related to Dion/Dionysius |
English |
Girl |
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Donahu
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Descendant of Donnchadh - 'brown/dark-haired chieftain' or 'brown warrior' |
Irish |
Boy |
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Doroteya
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gift of God |
Greek |
Girl |
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Dryscolle
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Descendant of the messenger / descendant of the interpreter (patronymic) |
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Boy |
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Dyanne
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Divine, heavenly; associated with the Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon. |
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Girl |
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Da'ud
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Beloved |
Arabic |
Boy |
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Danequa
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Modern invented name; most likely a variant of Danika/Danica meaning "morning star" or related to "dawn" |
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Girl |
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Dawnya
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dawn, daybreak; born at dawn |
English |
Girl |
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DeMarco
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literally 'of Marco' - son or descendant of Marco (Marcus) |
Italian |
Boy |
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Devondra
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A modern coined feminine name, typically treated as a feminine form or variant of Devon/Deondra; loosely associated with the place-name Devon or used as a distinctive given name. |
English |
Girl |
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Dietra
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Uncertain; likely 'of the people' (from Germanic 'Diet-') or, if from Deirdre/Deidra, linked to the Irish meaning associated with sorrow |
English |
Girl |
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Dominikos
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belonging to the Lord |
Greek |
Boy |
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Dulcena
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sweet; "sweet one" |
Latin, Spanish |
Girl |
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Daine
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'Dane' - person from Denmark; in Gaelic contexts associated with meanings like 'fruitful, fertile, vigorous' or 'strong' |
English, Irish |
Unisex |
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Danhy
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approx. 'esteemed/renowned' (Danh) + 'hope/rare' (Hy) → 'esteemed hope' or 'renowned hope' |
Vietnamese |
Boy |
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Darnellah
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Feminine form of Darnell - from an English surname; meaning uncertain (possibly related to the darnel plant or a 'hidden nook') |
English |
Girl |
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Dawandra
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A modern blend suggesting 'dawn' combined with the sense of 'defender' from Sandra - roughly 'dawn defender' or 'bringer of the morning.' |
English |
Girl |
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Deirdra
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Sorrowful, broken-hearted |
Irish |
Girl |
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Demetrio
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Devoted to Demeter - follower of the goddess of agriculture; associated with earth/harvest |
Greek, Italian |
Boy |
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Derryna
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Possibly a feminine elaboration - from Irish Darren/Daire (oak, fruitful) or Welsh Deryn (bird); generally interpreted as a feminine form meaning 'oak' or 'bird'. |
English, Irish, Welsh |
Girl |
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Dezorai
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Possibly 'help' or 'helper' if linked to Hebrew roots (like Ezra/Azariah); otherwise an invented name without an established historical meaning |
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Boy |
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Dione
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From Greek Díōnē: 'divine' or 'goddess' (feminine form related to Dios/Zeus). |
Greek |
Girl |
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Donahue
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From Gaelic Ó Donnchadha, 'descendant of Donnchadh' - Donnchadh roughly 'brown-haired chief' or 'brown warrior'. |
Irish |
Boy |
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Dorothea
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gift of God |
Greek |
Girl |
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Drysi
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No established historical meaning; appears to be an invented or rare name. Occasionally linked by sound to words meaning 'vision' (e.g., Sanskrit drishti) or to Welsh roots, but origin is unclear. |
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Unisex |
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Dyantha
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Divine flower |
Greek |
Girl |
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Davon
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Probably 'from Devon' (a place name) or related to David, meaning 'beloved' |
African American, English |
Boy |
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Daneshia
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Likely 'knowledge' or 'wise' if derived from Persian 'danesh'; otherwise a modern elaboration of Danisha with no single traditional meaning. |
English |
Girl |
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Dawood
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Beloved |
Arabic |
Boy |
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Demarcus
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Derived from Marcus - "dedicated to Mars" (Mars, the Roman god of war) |
Latin |
Boy |
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devonii
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from Devon / of the people of the deep valley |
English |
Unisex |
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Dieu Hien
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Diệu ('wondrous, marvelous') + Hiền ('gentle, kind, virtuous') - roughly 'wondrous and gentle' or 'miraculously virtuous'. |
Vietnamese |
Girl |
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Dominyka
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belonging to the Lord / of the Lord |
Lithuanian |
Girl |
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Dulciania
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sweet; 'sweet one' or 'sweetness' |
Latin |
Girl |
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Dainial
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God is my judge |
Hebrew |
Boy |
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Dani
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Derived from Daniel/Danielle, meaning "God is my judge" |
Hebrew |
Unisex |
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Darnelle
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Feminine form of the surname Darnell; originally a surname/place-name or associated with the darnel plant |
English |
Girl |
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Dawandrea
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dawn + manly/brave - a modern name suggesting a strong new beginning |
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Girl |
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Deerdre
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Traditionally associated with sorrow or heartbreak; named for the tragic heroine Deirdre of Irish myth |
Irish |
Girl |
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Demetrios
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Devoted to Demeter (goddess of agriculture) |
Greek |
Boy |
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Derrynah
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Possibly 'oak grove' (Irish) or 'bird' (Welsh); origin uncertain |
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Girl |
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Dezoray
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Likely "desired ray" or "ray of dawn" (blend of 'desire' and 'ray' or 'dawn'). |
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Girl |
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Dionee
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Follower of Dionysus; of Zeus |
Greek |
Girl |
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Donahugh
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Descendant of Donnchadh; Donnchadh is commonly interpreted as 'brown-haired warrior' or 'brown chief' |
Irish |
Boy |
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Dorothee
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gift of God |
Greek |
Girl |
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Drystan
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Likely 'riot, tumult' (from Brittonic drust); later associated with 'sad/sorrowful' via Old French 'triste'. |
Welsh |
Boy |
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Dyanthah
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divine flower |
English, Greek |
Girl |
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Daja
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A modern given name with no established traditional meaning; often associated with the French 'déjà' ('already') or treated as an invented/phonetic name |
English |
Girl |
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