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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Deakin

Dusty one; servant; messenger

Greek

D’Andre

American

Duval

Of the valley

French

Devron

English

Demetrice

Follower of Demeter

Greek

Dekwohn
Dearborn

Brook of the deer

English

DeMario

Combination of De- prefix with Mario

American

Domenik
Dantel

Lasting, enduring

Spanish

Dorwin
Damani

Tomorrow

American

Dontravious
Dieter

Army of the people

German

Donnie

Short form of Donald

English

Debonnaire

Urbane, nonchalant

French

Dionizy
Dowe

Dark-haired

Irish

Deondra
Demaris
Dee

Scottish

Davy

Beloved; son of David

Hebrew

Damarian
Davos

Created name

American

Daylin

American

Daveon

American

Davar

American

Desmund

From South Munster

Irish

Dong
Dentin
Deroe
DeWitt

Blond

English

Daman

One who tames, subdues

Greek

Divante
Doyel
Dainard

Bold Dane

English

Dekle

Dusty one; servant; messenger

Greek

Dal

Blind; from the dales, the valley meadows

Scottish

Darcell

Dark

French

Dragutin
Dayron
Diata

Short form of Sundiata

African

Dekota

Friend, ally

Native American

Derl
Darell
Delvon

Godly friend; proud friend; bright friend

Irish

Draden
Dream
Daguenet

Arthur's fool

Arthurian Legend

Dicken

A variant form of Richard.