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Dumisizwe
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Praise the nation / praise the people |
Zulu |
Boy |
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Daithm
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Uncertain. If related to Daithí, often associated with qualities like swiftness; Daithí is also treated in Irish contexts as an equivalent of David ('beloved'). |
Irish (Gaelic) |
Boy |
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Daniellah
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God is my judge |
French, Hebrew, Spanish |
Girl |
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Daronicah
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Feminine form of Daron - generally interpreted as related to Daron/Darren meanings (e.g., 'great' or, from Irish Dáire, 'fruitful/fertile') or simply 'descendant/variant of Daron'. |
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Girl |
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Dawnell
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Related to the dawn - morning light, new beginnings |
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Girl |
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Dejanella
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Feminine/diminutive form of Dejan - 'doer, one who acts' (so roughly 'little doer' or 'female doer') |
Slavic |
Girl |
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Demissie
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Bringer; one who brings or delivers |
Amharic |
Boy |
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Derya
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sea, ocean |
Turkish |
Unisex |
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Dhansukh
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wealth and happiness (prosperity and comfort) |
Hindi, Sanskrit |
Boy |
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Dionna
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follower or devotee of Dionysus (associated with the god Dionysus) |
Greek |
Girl |
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Donathya
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Given, gift (often interpreted as 'gift of God') |
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Girl |
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Dorrell
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Originally a Norman French surname meaning 'of Airelle' (a place name); used as a masculine given name. |
English |
Boy |
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Dubhthach
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dark, black; dark-haired |
Irish, Irish (Gaelic) |
Boy |
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Dyehardt
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Brave/strong among the people |
Germanic |
Boy |
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Dade
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Originally a surname; meaning uncertain - possibly from Old English 'dæd' (deed, action) or a family/place name |
English |
Boy |
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Danika
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morning star; first light (Venus) |
Slavic |
Girl |
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Dayhana
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Generally interpreted as 'divine' (from Diana) or 'grace/blessing' (from Hana); overall a modern name signifying 'divine/gracious' |
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Girl |
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Demi-Lee
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A modern compound combining Demi ('half' or short for Demetria) and Lee ('clearing, meadow') - roughly 'Demi of the meadow' or 'little meadow'. |
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Unisex |
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Devyashri
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Divine, goddess-like beauty; blessed by the gods |
Sanskrit |
Girl |
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Dilane
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Probably derived from Dylan: 'son of the sea' / 'born of the sea' (meaning not certain for this exact spelling) |
Portuguese |
Unisex |
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Donae
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A modern feminine name - commonly associated with 'lady' (from Doña/Donna) or linked to Danae of Greek myth; no single traditional meaning |
English |
Girl |
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Dumisweni
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'Be praised' / 'let there be praise' (related to praising) |
Xhosa, Zulu |
Unisex |
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Daiton
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From Dayton - 'Day's town' or 'day settlement' (i.e., a town/settlement) |
English |
Boy |
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Danielle
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God is my judge |
Hebrew |
Girl |
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Daronicka
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No established traditional meaning; probably a modern elaboration of Daron (Daron/Darren/Dáire roots often associated with 'fertility', 'oak', or 'great') |
English |
Girl |
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Dawnella
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Little dawn; related to the morning or birth at dawn |
English |
Girl |
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Dejanellah
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A modern invented name combining elements meaning 'active/doing' (Dejan) and 'light/grace' (Nella) - roughly 'active and bright' or 'gracious doer.' |
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Girl |
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Demita
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Devoted to Demeter; associated with the goddess of the harvest |
Greek |
Girl |
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Deryc
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ruler of the people |
English, Germanic |
Boy |
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Dhanush
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Bow (as in bow and arrow); related to archery |
Indian, Sanskrit |
Boy |
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Dionne
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Follower of or devoted to Dionysus (the Greek god of wine and revelry) |
French |
Girl |
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Donati
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given, gifted (often interpreted as "given by God") |
Italian |
Boy |
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Dorrelle
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Likely 'gift' (from Greek doron) or a diminutive form implying 'little gift' or beloved |
English, French |
Girl |
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Dublin
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Derived from Old Irish 'Dubh Linn', meaning 'black pool'. |
Irish |
Unisex |
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Dyer
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Occupational name for someone who dyed cloth - 'dyer' |
English |
Boy |
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Dado
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A pet form or diminutive (often of David or Davor); in some Romance languages the word also literally means 'dice' or 'given'. |
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Boy |
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Danile
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God is my judge |
Hebrew |
Boy |
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Dayhann
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Probable compound meaning combining 'day' (light, brightness) with 'Hann' (associated with 'Han/John' or 'leader'), e.g. 'bright leader' or 'day's grace' (interpretive/modern) |
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Boy |
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Demi-Leigh
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Compound of Demi ('half' in French, or short for Demetria meaning 'follower of Demeter') and Leigh ('clearing, meadow') |
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Girl |
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Devyesh
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Lord of the gods; divine ruler |
Indian, Sanskrit |
Boy |
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Dilann
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Born of the sea; son of the ocean |
Welsh |
Unisex |
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Donael
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Ruler of the world |
Gaelic, Irish |
Boy |
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Dumit
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Devotee or follower of Demeter (Greek goddess of the harvest/earth) |
Romanian |
Boy |
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Daived
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Likely 'beloved' (if derived from David) or 'divine/of God' (if derived from Sanskrit 'daiva'). |
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Boy |
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Danifa
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Meaning not well-documented or currently unknown |
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Girl |
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Daronickah
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No established historical meaning; commonly treated as a modern feminine elaboration of Daron/Darren and loosely interpreted as 'beloved' or 'gift' in contemporary use. |
English |
Girl |
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Dawnelle
|
Little dawn; born at or like the dawn; new beginning |
English |
Girl |
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Dejanelle
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Derived from Jane/Janelle - "God is gracious." |
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Girl |
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Demitah
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Devoted to or associated with Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture/earth mother |
Greek |
Girl |
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Derycah
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Modern invented name; most likely intended to mean 'ruler of the people' (from Derek/Derrick) or, if influenced by Derya, 'sea'. No single established traditional meaning. |
English |
Girl |
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