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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Devon

Deep valley dweller

English

Dana

From Denmark

English

Dorado

Golden

Spanish

Dunston

Brown stone; brown hill with stones

English

Dagbert

Bright day, shining day

German

Deryke

Power of the tribe

German

Dunlap

“The man with the dark lips.” From the Anglo-Saxon dunn (dark) and lippa (lip).

Anglo-Saxon

Deanthony

Combination of De- prefix with Anthony

American

Dellwin

Godly friend; proud friend; bright friend

Irish

Diederich

People's ruler

German

Deepak

Little lamp

Indian (Sanskrit)

Davinder
Deverel

Bank of the river

French

Demetrio

Follower of Demeter

Greek

Dio
Driver

Coachman, Operator of a Vehicle

English

Dareon
Danney
Diondray

American

Dason

Combination of David and Jason

American

Demetris

Follower of Demeter

Greek

Defforest

Living near the forest

English

Doc

Short for doctor

American

Darcy

Dark

Irish

Dilsher
Dermott

Free man; the Lord exalts

Irish

Delaire

Of the Air

English

Dondi
Daimien
Daivian
Donald

Great chief; world mighty

Scottish

Damel
Damianus

Greek

Derrin

Great

Irish

Deavon

English

Donnie

Short form of Donald

English

DeMarcus

Modern

Damh

Ox

Scottish

Dalziel

The small field

Scottish

Dominique

Lord

Latin

Daunte

Lasting, enduring

Spanish

Darach

Dark oak

Irish

Denby

The Dane's village

Scandinavian

Dionte

Greek

Deverell

Bank of the river

French

Derrike
Dayan
Duffey

Swarthy

Gaelic

Deundra
Duan