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Duer
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From a surname of uncertain origin; likely locational or occupational - exact meaning unclear |
English |
Boy |
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Dylissah
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Likely 'genuine, sincere' (from Welsh Dilys); may also carry connotations of 'delicate' via Delilah influence |
English |
Girl |
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Daesha
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Likely a modern variant of Dasha (diminutive of Daria - associated with Daria's meanings such as 'possessing goodness' or wealth) or influenced by Aisha ('alive, living'). |
Slavic |
Girl |
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Danniebelle
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Combines 'Dannie' (from Daniel/Danielle: 'God is my judge') with French 'belle' ('beautiful') - roughly 'beautiful one of God'. |
English |
Girl |
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De'Angelo
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“of the angel” or “son/descendant of Angelo” |
Italian |
Boy |
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Denardo
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Originally a locative/patronymic surname meaning 'from Nardò' or 'son of Nardo'; by association linked to names like Bernardo/Leonardo meaning 'brave/strong (as a bear)'. |
Italian |
Boy |
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Dez
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A diminutive form: from Desmond - 'from South Munster'; from Désirée - 'desired, longed for.' |
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Unisex |
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Dimitur
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devoted to Demeter (goddess of agriculture) |
Greek |
Boy |
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Donia
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From Arabic 'dunyā' meaning 'world' or 'life of this world' (occasionally linked to 'lady' via Donna in European use) |
Arabic |
Girl |
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Durran
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enduring, lasting |
English |
Boy |
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Dalanah
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Unclear - likely a modern elaboration; if linked to Delana or Dana, associated meanings include 'from the valley' or 'generous', but precise meaning is uncertain |
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Girl |
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Danladi
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Born on Sunday (literally 'son of Sunday') |
Hausa |
Boy |
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Darrick
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Ruler of the people |
English |
Boy |
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Dayana
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Divine, heavenly |
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Girl |
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Delano
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From Lannoy - a locational surname referring to the town of Lannoy in northern France |
French |
Boy |
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Demylde
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Gentle, mild; 'the gentle one' |
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Girl |
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Desary
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desired, beloved |
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Girl |
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Dhiraj
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patience, steadiness, self-control, endurance |
Hindi, Sanskrit |
Boy |
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Dis
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From Old Norse dís meaning 'goddess', 'lady', or a protective female spirit; in Latin Dīs is the name/epithet of the god of the underworld (Dis Pater), associated with the dead and with riches. |
English, Latin, Norse |
Unisex |
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Donigal
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Generally 'world-mighty' or 'ruler of the world' (if from Domhnall/Dónal); alternatively 'brown warrior' (if from Donnchadh). Connotations of leadership and strength. |
Irish |
Boy |
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Doryfey
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Modern blend meaning 'gift of the fey' (an enchanted gift) |
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Unisex |
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Duey
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beloved |
English |
Boy |
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Dyllan
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Son of the sea / born of the ocean |
Welsh |
Boy |
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Daesung
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Great success; great achievement |
Korean |
Boy |
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Danniela
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God is my judge |
Hebrew |
Girl |
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Deante'
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A modern elaboration of Dante/Dontae; generally interpreted as 'enduring' or 'steadfast'. |
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Boy |
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Denasia
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Modern invented feminine name; often associated with Denise ('follower of Dionysus') or as a blend with Asia/Nasia |
English |
Girl |
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dezarai
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A modern, likely invented name - often treated as a variant of Azaria(h) or Zara; meanings can be read as 'God has helped' (Azariah) or 'radiant/blooming' (Zara). |
English |
Girl |
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Dimo
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Diminutive of Dimitar, from Greek Demetrios meaning "devoted to Demeter" (goddess of agriculture/earth). |
Bulgarian, Slavic |
Boy |
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Donice
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Follower or devotee of Dionysus |
English |
Girl |
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Durward
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Doorkeeper; gatekeeper; guardian of the door |
English, Scottish |
Boy |
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Dalania
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Probably derived from Dalia - possible senses include 'branch' (Hebrew) or 'fate' (Lithuanian); may also carry a gentle/pleasant connotation as a modern elaboration |
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Girl |
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Danladie
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Probably 'lady of Dan' or 'judge's lady' - a contemporary blended name combining 'Dan' and 'lady'. |
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Girl |
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Darrie
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Variant of Darren/Darryl - generally interpreted as 'fruitful, fertile' or associated with 'oak'. |
English, Irish |
Unisex |
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Dayanaira
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Variant/modern form related to Deianeira, traditionally interpreted as 'man-destroyer' (from Greek elements meaning 'to destroy' + 'man'); often associated today with Dayana/Diana |
Greek |
Girl |
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Delany
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From the Gaelic Ó Dubhshláine, 'descendant of Dubhshláine' (dubh = 'black/dark'; exact sense of the second element is uncertain). |
Irish |
Unisex |
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Den
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Short form of Dennis meaning 'follower of Dionysus'; in Vietnamese 'đen' means 'black'. |
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Boy |
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Desdemona
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Often interpreted as "ill-fated" or "unfortunate one" |
Greek |
Girl |
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Dhoire
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oak grove / oak wood |
Irish |
Unisex |
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Disa
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From Old Norse dís - 'goddess', 'lady', a female spirit or noble woman |
Norse, Scandinavian |
Girl |
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Donild
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Ruler of the world |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
Boy |
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Doryfi
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Uncertain; possibly 'gift (of God)' if linked to Dorothy/Dorothea (Greek doron = gift) or 'spear' if derived from Greek dory |
English |
Girl |
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Duf
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dark, black |
Irish (Gaelic), Scottish |
Boy |
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Dyllian
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'Son of the sea' or 'born of the sea' (from Welsh Dylan) |
Welsh |
Boy |
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Daeven
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Modern variant of Devin/Daven - generally associated with meanings from Devin such as 'little poet' or 'fawn', or linked to Devon ('from Devon'); essentially an invented spelling |
English |
Boy |
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Dannielynn
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Blend of Danielle ('God is my judge') and Lynn ('lake' or 'waterfall'); roughly 'God is my judge' combined with 'lake'. |
English |
Girl |
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DeMond
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Surname-turned-given-name; possibly 'from South Munster' (Desmond), 'wealthy protector' (Edmund/Edmond), or 'the mouth' (Dutch 'de mond') |
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Boy |
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Denaun
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No established traditional meaning - a modern invented name, typically chosen for sound and distinctiveness. |
English |
Boy |
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Dezaray
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Likely "desired" or "beloved" (from Désirée); may also carry connotations of 'flower'/'princess' if influenced by Zara. |
English |
Girl |
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Dimpal
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dimpled; one who has dimples or a charming smile |
Hindi |
Girl |
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