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Daeshon
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God is gracious |
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Boy |
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Daniyah
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Near, close; (linked to Daniel) 'God is my judge' |
Arabic |
Girl |
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Dayva
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No single established meaning; often interpreted as a modern form suggesting 'divine' or, if linked to Lithuanian Daiva, related to fate/gift or beloved. |
English |
Girl |
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Demon
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spirit; commonly used to mean an evil or malevolent supernatural being |
Greek |
Boy |
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Deyar
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Homeland, lands or dwelling |
Arabic |
Boy |
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Dilwar
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Brave; courageous; valiant; brave-hearted |
Bengali, Persian, Urdu |
Boy |
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Donetella
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given; gift (literally 'given' or 'gift of God') |
Italian |
Girl |
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Duree
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lasting, enduring; duration |
English, French |
Girl |
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Daksha
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capable; competent; skilled; dexterous |
Hindu, Sanskrit |
Boy |
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Danise
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Feminine form of Denis: 'follower or devotee of Dionysus' |
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Girl |
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Darr
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Variant of Darren/Darragh - from Irish Dáire meaning 'fruitful, fertile' or associated with 'oak'. |
English, Irish |
Boy |
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Dawnrae
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Morning ray; born at dawn |
English |
Girl |
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Dekyl
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Likely inspired by 'palm tree' (if from Hebrew Dekel) or a modern invented name suggesting strength, resilience, or a stylistic variant of Kyle. |
English |
Boy |
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Dempsi
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proud, haughty |
Irish |
Boy |
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Des
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Nickname whose meaning depends on the full name: 'from South Munster' (Desmond) or 'desired' (Désiré/Désirée/Desiderio) |
English, Irish, Latin |
Boy |
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Dhatri
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Nurse, caretaker, sustainer - one who supports or nourishes |
Sanskrit |
Girl |
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Diorrah
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Possibly 'lion' if derived from Diarra; otherwise no established traditional meaning (modern/invented) |
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Girl |
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Donetta
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Diminutive of Donna, 'little lady' or 'young lady' |
English, Italian |
Girl |
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Dorsey
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Originally a surname - either 'from Orsay' (place name) or from Irish meaning 'descendant of the dark one' |
English, French, Irish |
Unisex |
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Dudly
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From 'Dudda's clearing' (place-name origin) |
English |
Boy |
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Dylgon
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No established historical meaning; probably an invented name. If related to 'Dylan' it may carry the sense 'son of the sea' or 'sea-born'. |
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Boy |
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Dae'von
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little, small (from Welsh 'Vaughan') |
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Boy |
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Daniza
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Morning star (derived from Slavic Danica) |
Slavic |
Girl |
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Dayveon
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Modern variant linked to Devon/Davion - often given the sense 'from Devon' or, by relation to David, 'beloved/defender'. |
English |
Boy |
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Demondre
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Not historically established; a modern blend. Can be interpreted loosely as 'of the world' (if linked to French 'monde') or as a patronymic-style coinage related to Demond/DeAndre. |
English |
Boy |
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Deyda
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Uncertain - possibly “sorrowful” (if from Deirdre) or “beloved” (if from David) |
English |
Girl |
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Dilyane
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Likely from the Slavic root 'dil' meaning 'share' or 'part', often interpreted as 'a portion' or 'member (of the people)'. |
Bulgarian, Slavic |
Girl |
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Donetria
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likely "gift" or "given" (from Latin donatus) |
English |
Girl |
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Dureya
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Unclear - possibly "sea" (if linked to Persian Darya/Daria) or "pearl" (if linked to Arabic durr), or an invented/modern name |
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Girl |
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Dakshata
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skill; proficiency; competence |
Indian, Sanskrit |
Girl |
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Daniss
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Most commonly taken as 'follower of Dionysus' (from Dionysios); if derived from 'Danish' it may mean 'of Denmark'. |
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Unisex |
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Darragh
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Oak (from Old Irish Dáire); also interpreted as "fruitful" |
Irish |
Boy |
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Dawnyell
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A modern name suggesting 'dawn' or 'born at dawn'; can also be linked to the meaning of Daniel ('God is my judge') |
English |
Unisex |
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Dela
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Noble |
English, Germanic |
Girl |
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Dempsie
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Derived from the Irish surname Ó Díomasaigh, meaning "proud" or "haughty" (descendant of Díomasaigh). |
Irish |
Unisex |
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Desah
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whisper; a soft sigh |
Indonesian, Malay |
Unisex |
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Dhaval
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White; fair, pure, bright |
Indian, Sanskrit |
Boy |
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Diorre
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No established traditional meaning; can be interpreted as 'of Dior' or, if linked to Greek roots, related to 'gift.' |
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Unisex |
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Donevon
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From Gaelic Ó Donndubháin, 'descendant of Donndubhán' - 'little dark one' or 'dark-haired' |
Irish |
Boy |
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Dortha
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gift of God |
Greek |
Girl |
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Dudley
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Dudda's clearing (clearing or meadow belonging to Dudda, an Old English personal name) |
English |
Boy |
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Dylian
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Variant of Dylan - 'son of the sea' or 'born from the sea'. |
Welsh |
Boy |
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Dae'wan
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From Korean elements 'Dae' (대, 'great') + 'wan' (완, often 'completion' or 'gentle') - roughly 'great completion' or 'great and graceful'. |
Korean |
Boy |
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Danjaa
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Uncertain - possibly related to Mongolian 'dan' ('only, simple') and sometimes interpreted as 'pure' or 'virtuous'. |
Mongolian |
Boy |
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Dayvien
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Modern spin on David/Davian - commonly taken to mean "beloved" |
English |
Boy |
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Demone
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Likely a variant of Damon, meaning 'to tame' or 'subduer'. |
English |
Boy |
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Deyla
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Variant of Delia/Dalia: possibly 'from Delos' (Greek Delia) or related to 'branch/vine' (Hebrew/Arabic Dalia) |
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Girl |
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Dilynne
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Probably a feminine form of Dylan or from Welsh 'dilyn' - commonly interpreted as 'born of the sea' or 'follower' |
English |
Girl |
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donevan
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Descendant of the brown-haired or dark one |
Irish |
Boy |
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Dureya'a
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Associated with 'pearl' or 'sea'; generally conveys 'pearl-like', 'radiant' or 'of the sea' |
Persian |
Girl |
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