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diamando
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Diamando means "diamond" in Greek, symbolizing brilliance and strength. |
Ancient Greek, Greek |
Either |
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dixci
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Dixci: Unique name, possibly derived from Latin, meaning "ten." |
American, Indigenous, Native American |
Either |
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dhillan
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Dhillan: Derived from Irish, meaning "follower" or "disciple." |
Arabic, English, Indian |
Either |
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diamandis
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Diamandis means "diamond" in Greek, symbolizing brilliance and resilience. |
Ancient Greek, Greek |
Either |
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devyn
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Devyn means "poet" or "defender"; derived from Irish and Gaelic. |
American, Celtic, English |
Either |
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dezirae
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Dezirae: variant of Desiree, meaning "desired" in French origin. |
American, Biblical, Native American |
Female |
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destiney
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Destiny means fate; originates from Latin "destinare," meaning to determine. |
American, English |
Female |
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destini
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Destini means "fate" or "destiny," derived from Latin "destinare." |
American, Biblical, English |
Female |
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devonii
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Devonii: Latin origin, meaning "from Devon," a historical English region. |
Celtic, English |
Either |
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desirez
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Desirez: French origin, meaning "to wish" or "to desire." |
Biblical, French, Latin, Spanish |
Female |
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desmonde
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Desmonde means "gracious defender"; originates from Old French and Latin. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Male |
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destery
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Destery means "from the fortress"; originates from Old French roots. |
American, English |
Either |
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derik
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Derik means "ruler" and originates from the Germanic name Theodoric. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Male |
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desirae
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Desirae means "desired" and originates from Latin and French roots. |
American, Biblical |
Female |
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desirai
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Desirai means "desired" in French; originates from the Latin "desiderare." |
American, Biblical, French, Latin |
Female |
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denelle
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Denelle is a variant of Danelle, meaning "God is my judge." |
American, Biblical, English |
Either |
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denice
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Denice: variant of Denise, meaning "follower of Dionysius." |
American, Biblical, English |
Female |
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dereon
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Dereon means "gift" in Hebrew; originated from the name Daron. |
American, Anglo-Saxon |
Either |
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dekon
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Dekon means "to teach" and originates from the Greek word "dekon." |
American, Native American |
Male |
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demitria
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Demitria means "follower of Demeter," originating from Greek mythology. |
Ancient Greek, Greek |
Female |
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demitry
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Demitry: Derived from Greek, meaning "follower of Demeter, earth goddess." |
Greek, Russian |
Male |
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deisy
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Deisy: Derived from "Daisy," symbolizing purity and innocence in nature. |
American, Arabic, Armenian, Biblical, Greek, Latin, Spanish |
Female |
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dazy
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Dazy: Variant of Daisy, meaning "day's eye," from Old English. |
American, English |
Female |
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deagan
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Deagan: Irish origin, meaning "little fire" or "fiery one." |
Anglo-Saxon, Irish |
Either |
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deantha
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Deantha means "divine flower," originating from Greek and Latin roots. |
Greek, Greek Mythology |
Female |
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davian
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Davian means "beloved" and originates from Latin and Hebrew roots. |
American, Biblical, English |
Male |
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daynah
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Daynah means "a female deer" and originates from Hebrew. |
American, Arabic, Biblical |
Female |
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dameon
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Dameon means "to tame"; derived from Greek "Daimon," meaning spirit. |
Biblical, English, Greek, Greek Mythology |
Male |
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dartanyan
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Dartanyan: French origin, meaning "from the land of D'Artaigne." |
Arthurian Legend, French |
Male |
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dalary
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Dalary means "noble" and has origins in Arabic and Persian. |
American, Arabic, Armenian, Biblical, Cherokee, Christian, English, Indian, Islamic, Latin, Persian, Spanish, Turkish, Urdu |
Either |
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