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Name

Meaning

Pronunciation

Derivations

Origin

Dabi Beloved. A form of David.   Dabee, Dabey, Dabie, Daby Basque, Hebrew
Dabir Tutor   Dabar, Daber, Dabor, Dabyr Arabic
Dace Of nobility.   Dacee, Dacey, Daci, Dacie, Dacio, Dacy, Daic, Daice, Dayc, Dayce English, French
Dacey Southerner   Dacee, Daci, Dacie, Dacy, Daice, Daicee, Daicey, Daici, Daicie, Daicy, Dayce, Daycee, Dacycey, Dayci, Daycie, Daycy Irish, Gaelic
Dada Curly-haired.   Dadah, Dadi Yoruba
Daegan Black-haired.   Daegen, Daegin, Daegon, Daegyn, Dagan, Daigan, daigen, Daigin, Daigin, Daigyn, Daygan, Daygen, Daygin, Daygon, Daygyn Irish, Gaelic
Daegel From Daegel in England.   Daigel, Daygel English, Geographical
Dafydd Beloved. A form of David.   Dafid, Dafidd, Dafyd Welsh, Hebrew
Dag Day or brightness.     Old Norse
Dagan Little fish, The earth.   Dagen, Dagin, Dagon, Dagyn Eastern Semitic
Dagda Good spirit.   Dagdah Irish, Gaelic
Dago Day   Darg (Icelandic), Tag, Tajo Spanish
Dagwood From the bright one's forest, Daggerwood     Old English
Dahy Swift moving.   Daiy Irish
Dai Large; Beloved.   Dae, Daie, Daye Japanese; Hebrew
Dai Duong King     Vietnamese
Dainton From the town in the valley.   Denton English
Dakarai Happy   Dakara Shona
Dakota Friend   Dakotah Native American
Daksh Efficient   Dakshi Hindi
Dal From the valley; A short form of Dalibor, fighting far away.   Dail, Daile, Dale, Dayl, Dayle Scandinavian; Czech
Dalal Broker     Sanskrit
Dalaney Challenger      
Dalbert Pride   Dalbirt, Dalburt, Dalbyrt, Delbert, Delbirt, Delburt, Delbyrt Old English
Dale From the valley   Adale, Dael, Dail, Dal, Daley, Dalton Old English
Dalek A form of Dalibor, fighting far away.     Czech
Dalibor Fighting far away.     Czech
Dallan Unseeing.   Daelan, Daelen, Daelin, Dailan, Dailen, Dailin, Dalan, Dalain, Dallen, Dallin, Dallyn, Dalyn Irish
Dallas From the waterfall field or the ravine field; Wise. Geographical - city in Texas.   Dalishia, Dalishya, Dalisia, Dalissia, Dalissiah, Dallys, Dalyss, Dalyssa, Dalysse, Dalyce, Dalys, Dalyss, Dalyssa, Dalysse, Dalaz, Dallaz Scottish; Irish
Dallen Unseeing   Daelan, Daelen, Daelin, Dailan, Dailen, Dailin, Dalan, Dalain, Dallen, Dallin, Dallyn, Dalyn Irish
Dalman From the place of plenty.   Dallman, Dallmen, Dallmin, Dallmon, Dallmyn, Dalmen, Dalmin, Dalmon, Dalmyn Australian Aboriginal
Dalphin Dolphin   Dalpphine, Dalphyn, Dalphyne, Dolphin, Dolphine, Dolphyn, Dolphyne French
Dalston From Dale's town. From the valley town.   Dalis, Dallas, Dallen, Dallin, Dallon, Dallston, Dallyn English
Dalton The town near the valley      
Daly Counselor     Irish, Gaelic
Dalziel From the small field.   Dalzil, Dalzyel, Dalzyl Scottish
Damario Gentle   Damaryo, Demario, Demaryo Spanish
Damek Of the red earth. A form of Adam.   Adamek, Damik, Damyk Slavic, Hebrew
Damian Taming, Tamer   Damien (French), Damiano (Italian), Damiao (Portuguese), Damion, Damionos, Damyan, Damyen, Damyin, Damyon, Damyyn Greek
Damon Constant, One who tames; Spirit   Daemian, Daemien, Daemiin, Daemion, Daemiyn, Daimian, Daimien, Daimiin, Daimion, Daimiyn, Damas, Damian (German), Damiano (Italian), Damien (French), Damion, Damiyn, Daymian, Daymien, Daymiin, Daymion, Daymiyn Greek; Latin
Dan God is my judge   Dann, Daniel, Dane, Danil, Danny Hebrew
Dana Fire; Bright day. From Denmark   Daha, Dahanah, Danah, Danne Irish; Old English
Danby From the Dane's settlement.     Old Norse
Dancel God is my judge.   Dansel, Dansil, Dansyl Dutch
Dandin Holy   Dandan, Danden, Dandon, Dandyn Hindi
Dandre Strong, Brave, Courageous. A form of Andre and Andrew.   D'Andre, Dandrae, Dandras, Dandray, Dandrea French, Greek
Dane God is my judge; From Denmark.   Dan, Daniel, Danil, Danny, Danniel Hebrew; Danish
Danforth God is my judge.     English, Hebrew
Daniel God is my judge.   Dancel, Dancil, Dane, Daneel (Dutch), Danelo, Danielle (French), Daniil (Russian), Danil, Danila (Slavic), Danilo, Danjels (Lettish), Dannal, Dannel (Swiss), Dannil, Dannol, Danyel, Danyell, Danyil, Danyill, Danyl, Danyll Hebrew
Danil God is my judge.   Dan, Dane, Daniel, Danny Hebrew
Danior Born with teeth.   Danyor Gypsy
Danladi Born on a Sunday.   Danladee, Danladey, Danladie, Danlady Hausa
Dannon Gathering in the meadow.   Daenan, Daenen, Dainon, Danaan, Danen, Dannan, Dannen, Dannin, Danno (Japanese), Dannon, Dannyn, Danon, Danyn English, American
Danny God is my judge. A short form for names starting with "Dan".   Danee, Daney, Dani, Danie, Dannee, Danney, Danni, Dannie, Danno, Dano, Dany Hebrew, English
Dante Lasting, Enduring. A form of Durante.   Dantae, Dantee, Danton Italian, Spanish
Danton Lasting. A form of Dante. dan-TONE,
dan-TAHN
D'Anton English
Danyon God is my judge.   Danion Old English, Hebrew
Dar Pearl   Darr Hebrew
Dara Star   Darah Cambodian
Darby Free man, Freedom; From the deer estate.   Darbe, Darbee, Darbey, Darbi, Darbie, Derbe, Derbee, Derbey, Derbi, Derbie, Derby Irish; Scandinavian
Darcy Dark-haired; Fortress.   Darce, Darcee, Darcey, Darci, Darcie, D'Arcy, D'arcy, Darsey, Darsi, Darsie, Darsy Irish; French
Dard Son of Zeus     Greek
Dareh Wealthy   Dare Persian
Darel Blue sky.   Daral, Daril, Darol, Darral, Darrel, Darril, Darrol, Darryl, Daryl Australian Aboriginal
Daren Born at night.   Daran, Darin, Daron, Daryn Nigerian
Darence Great. A form of Darren, gift; Rocky hill.   Darance, Darrance, Darrence Irish; English
Darian A form of Darius, King, Wealthy.   Darien, Darin, Darion, Darius, Darrian, Darrien, Darrion Persian
Darile Rosella parrot.   Darel, Darele, Daryl, Daryle Australian Aboriginal
Darin Gift   Darian, Darien, Dario (Spanish), Darion (Spanish), Darrian, Darrin, Darryn, Daryn, Daryo (Spanish), Dayrin, Dayrinn, Dearin, Dharin, Dharyn Greek
Dario A form of Darius, King, Wealthy, Affluent. DAH-ree-oh   Italian, Spanish
Darius Ruler; Wealthy one.   Dairus, Darieus, Dario, Darrios, Darioush, Darrias, Darrious, Darris, Darrius, Darrus, Darus, Daryos, Daryus, Derius, Derieus, Derio, Derrious, Derris, Derrius, Derryus, Deryus Persian; Greek
Darko A gift.     Croatian, Slavic
Darkon Dark one.   Darkan, Darken, Darkin, Darkun, Darkyn Old English
Darnell Hidden   Darnel, Darnele, Darnelle English
Darren Gift   Daran, Daren, Darian, Darien, Darin, Darion, Daron (Irish), Darran, Darrian, Darrick (German), Darrien, Darrin, Darryn, Darun, Daryn, Darran, Darrin, Darrion (Irish), Darron Darrun, Darryn, Deran, Deren, Derin, Deron, Derun, Derran, Derrian, Derrin, Derron, Derryn, Derryn, Deryn Irish, Gaelic, Australian, New Zealand
Darrie Red-haired one.   Dari, Darie, Darry, Dary Irish
Darius He possesses, rich, kingly, investigates, governs. DARE-ee-us Dareyavesh, Darias, Dariess, Dario, Darious, Darrius, Derrius, Derry Persian, Greek
Darryl Little darling frm the oak-tree grove. A form of Darren, gift dah-RIL Dahril, Daral, Darall, Daralle, Darel, Darele, Darell, Darelle, Darrell, Darrelle, Daril, Darile, Darill, Darille, Daral, Darrel, Darril, Darryl, Daryl, Daryle, Deril, Darol, Derol, Derril, Derryl, Deryl, Deryle, Deryll, Derylle French
Darshan God   Darshen, Darshin, Darshon, Darshyn Hindi
Darton From the deer town.   Dartal, Dartan, Dartei, Dartrel, Darten, Dartin, Dartyn English
Darvell From the town of eagles.   Darvel, Darvele, Darvelle, Darvil, Darvile, Darvill, Darville, Darvyl, Darvyle English, French
Darvin Beloved, Dearest, Famous sea friend.   Darvan, Darven, Darvon, Darvyn French, Old English
Darwin Beloved, dearest friend.   Darwen, Darwyn, Derwen, Derwin, Derwyn Old English
Dasan Bird-clan leader, Chief.   Dasen, Dasin, Dason, Dasyn Pomo
Daudi Loved one.   Dawud Swahili
David Beloved   Dabit, Daeved, Daevid, Daevyd, Daibiah (Scottish), Daived, Daivid, Daivyd, Dako, Datsch, Dauld (Swahili), Daveon, Davidas, Davidd, Davidde (Italian), Davide (French), Davidos, Davidos, Davidus, Daviel, Daviot, Davood (Arabic), Davyd, Davydd, Davyde, Davydas (Lithuanian), Davydos, Davydus, Davyn, Dawed (Polish), Dawfydd, Dawudd (Arabic), Deinion (Old Welsh), Deved, Devid, Devidd, Devidde, Devyd, Devydd, Devydde, Devod, Devodd, Toveli, Taffi, Taffie, Taffy, Tafi, Tafie, Tafy Hebrew
Davin Bright. Happy person from Finland.   Davan, Daven, Davon, Davyn Scandinavian
Davis Son of David. Son of the beloved.   Davidson, Davies, Davison, Davys, Davyson, Dawsan, Dawsen, Dawsin, Dawson, Dayson, Dayton English
Davit Beloved. A form of David.     Armenian
Davorin Of the war God Davor.   Davoran, Davoren, Davoron, Davoryn Slavic
Dawa Born on a Monday.     Tibetan
Dawit Beloved. A form of David   Dawyt Hebrew
Dawon A form of John, God is gracious.   Dawan, Dewan, Dewon American
Dawson David's son. Son of the beloved.   Dawsan, Dawsen, Dawsin, Dawsyn English
Dax Water.     French, English
Dayan Judge; Day's end.   Daean, Daian Hebrew; Old English
Dayjon A modern form of John, God is gracious.   Daegon, Daejohn, Daejon, Daejohn, Dayjon, Dayjoon,   Dijon American
Daylon The day is long; Light, hope. DAY-len Daelon, Dailon, Daylen, Dallin, Delon African American
Dayne From Denmark.   Daen, Daene, Dain, Daine, Dane, Dain, Daine, Dayn Scandinavian
Dayton From the sunny town.   Daeton, Daiton English
Dayvon Loving   Daivon, DeVon American
De Virtuous     Chinese
Deacon Dusty, hard-working servant.   Deakin, Deicon, Dekel, Dekle, Deycon Greek, English
Dean One who lives in the valley.   Deam, Deame, Deane, Deen, Deene, Deme, Dene, Dino (Italian, Spanish), Dyn, Dyne Old English
Deandre Strong, Brave, Courageous one from the valley;  Divine. The combination of Dean / Andre.   Deenandre, Deiandre, Dayandre French, Greek; Latin
Deangelo Angel, Messenger of God.   Dangelo, Danglo, Deangelo, Diangelo, Diangello Italian, Greek
Dearborn Born near the stream wit the deer.   Dearborne, Dearbourn, Dearbourne, Deerborn, Deeborne, Deerbourn, Deerbourne English
Decarlos Strong, Courageous. A form of Charles.   Dacarlo, Dacarlos, Decarlo, Dicarlo Spanish, English
Decha Strength   Dech, Dechah Thai
Decimus Tenth-born child.     Latin
Declan Praying   Daclan, Diclan, Dyclan, Deklyn Irish
Dedrick The people's ruler   Deadric, Deadrick, Dederic, Dederick, Dedryk, Diedrick, Diedrik, Dietrich, Detric, Detrick, Detrik German
Deemer Judge   Deamer, Deimer, Deymer Old English
Deems The judge's child.   Deam, Deama English
Defrain Mountains     Australian Aboriginal
Dejuan God is gracious. A form of John.   Dejan, Dejon, Dejun, Dewan, Dewaun, Dewon, Dijaun, Dwon Spanish, Hebrew
Dekel Palm tree.   Dekal, Dekil, Dekyl Hebrew, Arabic
Del Of the (used as a prefix to other names), From the wood hollow.   Dell French
Delaney Of the elder-tree grove.   Delan, Delain, Delainey, Delaini, Delanie, Delano (French), Delany French, Irish
Delano Of the night; Alder grove.     Old French; Latin
Delbert Noble, Bright.   Dalbert, Dalbirt, Dalburt, Dalbyrt, Delbirt, Delburt, Delbyrt English
Delfino Dolphin   Delfin, Delfine, Delfyn, Delfyne, Delfyno, Delphin, Delphine, Delphino, Delphyn, Delphyne, Delphyne Latin
Deli Virtuous   Deshi Chinese
Dell Of the small valley, Wood hollow.   Del English
Delling Very shiny one.     Old Norse
Dellinger From the day-time spring.     Scandinavian
Delmar Of the sea. DEL-mar Delmer Latin, Old French
Delmon Of the mountain.   Dalman, Dalmen, Dalmin, Dalmon, Dalmyn, Delman, Delmen, Delmin, Demond, Delmyn English, French
Delroy Of the king.   Dalroi, Dalroy, Delroi French
Delsin Truthful   Delsan, Delsen, Delson, Delsyn Native American
Delton Of the valley town.   Daltan, Dalten, Daltin, Dalton, Daltyn, Deltan, Delten, Deltin, Deltown, Deltyn English
Delvin Godly friend.   Dalvin, Dalvyn, Delvyn English
Delwyn Proud friend; Bright friend.   Delevan, Delwin Old English; Old English
Dema Calmness   Demah Russian
Deman The man.   Demann Dutch
Demarco Of Mark. Warrior, Warlike, Of Mars.     African American
Demas Popular one.     Greek
Dembe Peace   Damba Luganda
Demetrios Covering of earth, Of Demeter, goddes of fertility. The masculine form of Demetria.   Demetre (French), Demetri, Demetrio (Italian), Demetrius, Demetryus, Demitris, Dimiter, Dimitrij, Dimitrije, Dimitry, Dmitar, Dmitri (Russian), Dymetree, Dymetrey, Dymetri, Dymytrie, Dymetrias, Dymetrius, Dymetriys, Dymetryas, Dymetryus,  Greek
Demos The people.   Demas, Demosthenes, Demous Greek
Demostenes Strength of the people.     Greek
Demothi Talks while walking.   Demoth Native American
Dempsey Proud   Dempsi, Dempsie, Dempsy Irish
Dempster Judge   Dempstar Old English
Denby By the valley.   Danbi, Danbie, Danby, Denbey, Denbi, Denbie Old English
Denell God is my judge. A masculine form of Danielle.   Denel African American, Hebrew
Denham From the valley homestead.     Old English
Denis Follower of Dionysos (God of wine and vegetation), Celebration.   Danas, Dannis, Dannys, Denas, Denes, Denet, Dennas, Dennet, Dennett, Dennis, Dennison, Denny, Dennys, Dienes, Dion, Dionigi (Italian), Dionigio (Italian), Dionigo, Dionis (Spanish), Dionisio (Italian / Spanish), Dionissy (Russian), Dionizas (Lithuanian), Dionizy (Polish), Dionysio (Portuguese), Dionysios, Dionysus (German), Divis (Bohemian), Dynas, Dynnys, Dynyss, Tafi, Tafie, Taffi, Taffie, Taffy, Tafy, Teenis, Tenis, Trents, Zdenek Greek
Deniz The sea.     Turkish
Denley From the meadow in the valley.   Denlea, Denleah, Denlee, Denli, Denlie, Denly English
Denman From the valley.   Denmen Old English
Dennison Son of Denis, Son of the follower of Dionysus, the god of wine and vegetation, celebration.   Denison, Dennyson, Denyson English
Denton From the valley estate or town.     Old English
Deny Son of Denis, Son of the follower of Dionysus, the god of wine and vegetation, celebration.   Deni, Denie, Denni, Dennie, Deny Greek
Denver From the valley village, Dweller at the valley edge.   Denvor Old English
Denzel High, From the stronghold in the valley.   Denzal, Denzall, Denzalle, Denzell, Denzelle, Denzil, Denzill, Denzille, Denzyl, Denzyll, Denzylle Cornish
Denzo Discretion   Denzio, Denzyo Japanese
Deon Follower of Dionysos (God of wine and vegetation), Celebration. A short form of Dennis.   Dion Greek
Dequan Fragrant, sweet smelling.   Dequanah Comanche
Derain Mountain     Australian Aboriginal
Dermot Freedom; Free of envy   Dermott, Dermont, Diarmid, Diarmit Irish
Derek Gifted ruler of the people.   Darac, Dareck, Darek, Daric, Darick, Darric, Darrick, Darryc, Darryck, Darryk, Derec, Dereck, Deric, Derick, Derik, Derrec, Derreck, Derrek, Derric, Derrick, Derrik, Deryc, Deryck, Deryk, Derryc, Derryck, Derrryk, Diederich (German), Dirc, Dirck, Dirk, Dyrc, Dyrck, Dyrk, Dyrrc, Dyrrck, Dyryc, Dyryck, Dyryk Teutonic
Dermot Freedom   Dermott, Dermont, Diarmid, Diarmit Irish
Deron Bird   Daaron, Daron, Darone, Darron, Dayron, Dereon, Deronn, Deronne, Derrin, Derrion, Derron, Derronn, Derronne, Derryn, Deryn, Diron, Duron, Durron, Dyron Hebrew
Deror Freedom lover.   Derori, Derorie, Derory Hebrew
DeRoy Joining of Dennis with Royston   Deroy, Deroyce, Deroi  
Derrilin Falling stars.   Derilin, Derylin, Derylyn Australian Aboriginal
Derry Red-haired   Deri, Derie, Derri, Derrie, Dery Irish
Derryn Little bird.   Alderin, Alderyn, Derran, Derren, Derrin, Derron, Derrun, Deryn Welsh
Derward Keeper of the deer.   Derwood, Dorward, Dirwood, Durward, Durwood, Dyrward, Dyrwood English
Derwin Dear friend.   Dervin, Dervon, Dervyn, Dervyne, Derwyn, Derwyne, Durwin, Durwyn, Durwyne Welsh
Derwood From the deer wood.   Derward, Durward, Durwood English
Deshawn God is gracious. A form of Shaun.   Dasean, Dashaun, Dashwn, Desean, Deshaun, Deshaune, Deshauwn, Deshawan, D'Sean, D'Shaun, D'Shawn, Dusean, Dushaun, Dushawn, Dysean, Dyshaun, Dyshawn, Dyshon, Dysone, Dyshyn, Dyshyne Hebrew, African American
Desi Yearning   Dezi Latin
Desideratus Longed-for boy.     Latin
Desiderio Desired   Desideryo Spanish
Desmond From South Munster.   Desmund, Dezmond, Dezmund Irish, Gaelic
Destin Fate. The masculine form of Destiny.   Destan, Desten, Destine, Deston, Destun, Destyn French
Deutsch From Germany.   Deutch German
Deven For God.   Deaven, Deiven, Diven, Dyven Hindi
Deverell From the riverbank.     Old Welsh
Devin Poet; Perfection; From Devonshire, People of the deep valley.   Deavin, Deavyn, Devyn Irish; Latin, Old English
Devlin Fierce     Irish
Devon Poet; Perfection; From Devonshire, People of the deep valley.   Deavan, Deaven, Deavon, Devan, Deven, Devon, Devun Irish; Latin, Old English
Devonte   duh-VAWN-tay Davonte, Devante, Devonta, Devontae American
Devine Divine; Ox.   Devyn, Devyne Latin; Irish
Devlin Fierce, Brave.   Devlan, Devland, Devlen, Devlend, Devlind, Devlyn, Devlynd Irish
Dewei Highly virtuous.   Dewey Chinese
Dewey Morning dew.   Dewi, Dewie, Dewy, Duey, Duie English
Dewitt Blond-haired.   De Witt, Dewit, Dewyt, Dewytt, Dwight Flemish
Dexter Dexterous, Skilful, Right-handed.   Dexta, Dextar, Dextor, Dextur Latin
Dhatri Creator     Sanskrit
Diamond Diamond, Precious.   Dymond Greek, English
Dian Candle   Dyan Indonesian
Dickon Hard-ruler. A short form of Richard.   Diccon Old English
Didier Desired. The masculine form of Desiree.   Didyer French
Diego Replacer. A form of James.   Iago, Diaz, Jago Spanish, Hebrew
Diesel A petroleum-based fuel.     Australian
Dieter The people's army.   Deyter, Diehardt (Teutonic), Deirhard, Dihard, Dihardt, Dyehard, Dyehardt, Dyhard, Dyhardt German
Dietman Man of the people.   Dyetman Teutonic
Dietrich Wealthy   Detric, Detrick, Didhrikr, Didric, Didrick, Didschis, Diedric, Diedrich, Diedrik (Dutch), Dierk Teutonic
Digby From the farm by the ditch.   Digbe, Digbee, Digbey, Digbi, Digbie Old Norse
Diggory Almost lost; Digger.   Digori, Diggorie, Digorri, Digorie, Digory Cornish, Old English
Dilgon Like the moon.   Dylgon Australian Aboriginal
Dillon Like a lion; Faithful.   Dilan, Dilen, Dillan, Dillen, Dilon, Dillyn, Dilyn, Dylan, Dylen, Dyllan, Dylelen, Dyllin, Dyllon, Dyllyn, Dylyn French; Irish
Dilshaan Dil means heart and Shaan means joy.     Pujabi
Dilwyn From the place with the shady trees.   Dillwin, Dillwyn, Dilwin, Dilwyn Welsh
Dima Famous prince, Form of Vladimir.   Dimah, Dimka, Dimkah, Dyma, Dymah Russian
Dimiter Covering of earth, of Demeter, goddess of fertility.   Demetra, Demetri, Demitri, Dhimitrios, Dimitra, Dimetri, Dimetric, Dimetrie, Dimetrios, Dimetrius, Dimetrus, Dimitr, Dimitri, Dimitricus, Dimitrij (Russian), Dimitrije (illyrian), Dimitris, Dimitrios, Dimitrius, Dimitry, Dymiter, Dymitri, Dymitr, Dymitry, Dymyter Greek
Dimuthu The shining pearl     Sinhala
Dinh Peace   Din, Dyn, Dynh Vietnamese
Dinko Born on Sunday.   Dincko, Dyncko, Dynko Slavic
Dino From the valley. A form of Dean.   Diandre, Dinos (Greek), Dionte, Diondre, Dondre, Dyno, Dynos, Dynot Italian, Spanish
Dinsmore From the fortress hill.   Dinmoar, Dinmoor, Dinmoore, Dinmor, Dinmore, Dinsmoor, Dinsmoore, Dynmoar, Dynmoor, Dynmoore, Dynmor, Dynmore Irish
Diomedes Belonging to Media.   Dyomedes Greek
Dion God of wine and celebration. A short form of Dionysus.   Deon, Dio, Dione, Dionigi, Dionis, Dionn, Dionne, Dionta, Diontae, Dionte, Diontai, Diontray, Dyon, Dyone Greek
Dionysus God of wine and celebration.   Dion, Dionesios, Dionicio, Dionisios, Dionusios, Dionysios, Dionysius, Dyonisios, Dyonisus, Dyomysus, Dunixi Greek
Dirk Wealthy. The German form of Theodore. A form of Derek, gifted ruler of the people.   Derc, Derck, Derk, Dirc, Dirck, Dirke, Dyrc, Dyrk German
Dix Blessed   DIxx German
Dixon Son of the rich, powerful ruler. A form of Richard.   Dixan, Dixen, Dixin, Dixyn, Dyxan, Dyxen, Dyxin, Dyxon, Dyxyn English
Doane Poem; From down the hill; Graceful deer.   Doan Irish; Old English; English, Hebrew
Dobromil Good grace.     Czech
Dobromir Famous      Czech
Dobroslav Good glory.     Czech
Dobry Good one.   Dobri, Dobrie Polish
Dohasan Cliff     Kiowa
Doherty Harm   Docherty, Dougherty, Douherty Irish
Dolan Dark, Bold.   Dollan Irish
Dolph Noble, Fierce wolf.   Dolf, Dolff, Dolffe, Dolfe, Dolphe, Dolphus (Teutonic), Tulph, Dulphe German
Dom Of the Lord. A short form of Domenic.   Domm Latin
Domenic Of the Lord   Domenick, Domenik, Dominic, Dominick, Dominik, Domingo, Dominique (French), Domokos (Hungarian), Domenyc, Domenyck, Domenyk Latin
Domingo Born on a Sunday.     Spanish
Don Little ruler. A short form of names beginning with "Don".   Donn Celtic, English, American, Australian, New Zealand
Donahue Brown-haired warrior.   Donahu, Donahugh, Donehue, Donohoe, Donohu, Donohue, Donohugh Gaelic
Donald Ruler of the world.   Domnal, Domnall, Donal (Irish), Donalds, Donel, Doneld, Donil, Donild, Donyl, Donld Celtic
Donatien Gift   Donathan, Donathon, Donato (Italian), Donatyen French
Donato Gift from God.   Doneto Spanish, Italian
Donatus God-given     Latin
Donegal Fort of foreigners.   Donigal, Donygal Irish
Donkor Humble   Donko Akan
Donnell Brave, dark-haired one.   Doneal, Donel, Donell, Donelle, Donelly, Doniel, Donielle, Donnel, Donnelle, Donniel, Donnyl, Donyl Irish
Donny Proud ruler. The short form of names starting with 'Don'.   Donee, Doney, Doni, Donie, Donnee, Donney, Donni, Donnie, Dony Irish, Scottish
Donovan Dair-haired warrior.   Donavan, Donaven, Donavin, Donavyn, Donevan, Donevin, Donevon, Donyvon Celtic
Dooley Dark hero.   Doolea, Dooleah, Dooleigh, Dooli, Doolie, Dooly Irish
Doongara Lightning   Doongarah, Doongarra, Doongarrah Australian Aboriginal
Dor Generation     Hebrew
Dorak Lively   Dorek, Dorik, Doryk Australian Aboriginal
Doran Stranger; Gift.   Doren, Dorin, Doron, Dorran, Dorren, Dorrin, Dorron, Dorryn, Doryn Irish;  Greek
Dorcas From the forest.     Hebrew
Dore Stream   Dor Celtic
Dorjee Thunderbold     Tibetan
Dorian From the sea, From Doria.   Doran, Dorien, Dorran, Dorrance, Dorren, Dorrin, Dorryn, Doryn Greek
Dorrell The keeper of the king's door.   Dorrel, Dorrelle, Durel, Durell, Durelle Scottish
Dory Golden   Doree, Dorey, Dori, Dorie French
Dotan Law   Dothan French
Doug Dark stranger from the dark-blue stream. A short form of Douglas.   Douge, Dougee, Dougey, Dougi, Dougie, Dougy, Dug, Dugee, Dugey, Dugi, Dugie, Dugy Gaelic, Irish
Dougal Dark stranger from the dark-blue stream. A short form of Douglas.   Doogal, Doogall, Dougall, Dougie, Douglass, Dugald, Duglass Gaelic, Irish
Douglas Dark stranger from the dark-blue stream.   Douglass, Duglass Gaelic, Irish
Dov Bear; Dove, Bird of peace. The Hebrew form of David, beloved.   Dove, Dovi, Dovid, Dovidas, Dowld Hebrew; English
Dover Water, Speaker.   Dova, Dovah, Dove, Dovor Hebrew
Dow Black-haired.     Irish, Gaelic
Doyle Dark stranger.   Doial, Doiale, Doiall, Doil, Doile, Dotal, Dotel, Doyal Doyel, Doyele, Doyell, Doyelle Irish
Dragan Dear   Dragen, Dragin, Dragon, Dragyn Slavic
Dragoslav Dear glory.     Slavic
Drake Dragon. Male Duck.   Draek, Drago (Italian), Draik, Draike, Drayk, Drayke Old English
Draper Fabric or curtain maker.   Draeper, Draiper, Drayper English
Dravon He who comes from the river Avon ??   Draven, Dravin, Dravyn, Dravonn English
Dreng Brave friend.     Norwegian
Drew Strong, Brave, Courageous one. The short form of Andrew.   Drewe, Dru, Drue Gaelic
Driscoll One who interprets.   Driscol, Driscole, Dryscol, Dryscoll, Dryscolle Irish
Drogo To carry.     Old German
Drover Sheep or cattle herder.   Drova, Drovah, Drove, Dorvir, Drovor, Drovyr Australian
Druce Wise man's son.     Welsh
Drummond From the mountain of the Druids.   Drummund, Drumond, Drumund Scottish
Drury Beloved.   Druree, Drurey, Druri, Druruie English, French
Dryden From the dry valley.   Driada, Driden, Dridin, Dridyn, Drydan, Drydin, Drydon, Drydyn English
Duane Dark one, Swarthy   Dewain, Dewan, Dewane, DeWayne, Dewayne, Duane, Dwain, Dwaine, Dwayn, Dwayne (Gaelic) Irish, Gaelic
Duarte Prosperous guardian. The Portuguese form of Edward. Wealthy guardian.   Duart Portuguese
Dubham Black   Dubhem, Dubhim, Dubhom, Dybhym Celtic
Dubric Black ruler.   Dubrick, Dubrik, Dubryc, Dybryck, Dbryk Old English
Duc Moral   Duoc, Duy Vietnamese
Dudley From the meadow.   Dudlea, Dudleah, Dudlee, Dudleigh, Dudli, Dudlie, Dudly Old English
Dudon Given from God.   Dudan, Duden, Dudin, Dudun, Dudyn Italian
Duer Hero     Scottish
Duff Black-haired.   Duf Gaelic
Dugan Dark-haired; Swarthy.   Doogan, Doogen, Dougan, Dougen, Douggan, Douggen, Dugen Gaelic; Irish
Duke Leader; A sort form of Marmaduke, follower of Saint Maedoc.   Duk Latin; Irish, Gaelic
Dukker Teller of fortunes.   Duker Gypsy
Dulani Cutter   Dulanee, Dulaney, Dulanie, Dulany Ngoni
Duman Mist   Dumen, Dumin, Dumon, Dymyn Turkish
Dumin Lord     Czech
Dumont Of the mountains.   Duemont French
Duncan Brown-haired warrior.   Doncan, Dunkan Old English
Dunham From the brown homestead.   Dunhem Old English
Dunley From the brown, hilly meadow.   Dunlea, Dunleah, Dunlee, Dunleigh, Dunli, Dunlie, Dunly Old English
Dunlop From the brown, mud hill.   Dunlope Old English
Dunmore From the brown moor fort.   Dumoar, Dunmoor, Dunmoore, Dunmor Old English
Dunn Brown-haired.   Dun, Dunne Scottish
Dunstan From the brown hill stone.   Dunsten, Dunstin, Dunston, Dunstyn Old English
Dunton From the brown hill town.   Duntan, Dunten, Duntin, Duntyn English
Dural Hollow from where smoke is rising.   Durel, Duril, Duryl Australian Aboriginal
Durant Enduring   Dant, Dant, Duran, Durance, Durand, Durante, Durontae, Durrant Latin
Durbin City dweller.   Durban, Durben, Derbon, Derbun, Durbyn Latin, Gaelic
Dureau Strength   Durea French
Durko Farmer     Czech
Durrebar Black cockatoo.     Australian Aboriginal
Durril Gooseberry   Duril, Durryl, Durryll, Duryl Gypsy
Durward Keeper of the door.   Derward, Durwood Old English
Durwin Beloved friend.     Old English
Dusa A form of Dusan, spirited.     Czech
Dusan Spirited   Dusen, Dusin, Duson, Dusyn Czech
Dusanek A form of Dusan, spirited.     Czech
Dustin Warrior   Dustan, Dusten, Duston, Dustyn Teutonic, Old English
Dusty Covered in dust. The short form of Dustin. Warrior   Dustee, Dustey, Dusti, Dustie English
Dutch The German.     German
Duval Of the valley.   Duvall, Duveuil, Duvyl French
Duysek A form of Dusan, spirited.     Czech
Dwade Dark-haired traveller.   Dwaid, Dwaide, Dwayd, Dwayde English
Dwayne Dark one.   Duane, Dewain, Dewan, Dewane, DeWayne, Dewayne, Dwain, Dwaine, Dwayn, DWayne (Gaelic) Irish
Dwight White; Valiant.   Dwhite, Dwite, Dwyte Gaelic; Scandinavian
Dyami Eagle soaring   Dyani Native American
Dyer Dyer of fabric   Dier English
Dylan From the sea   Dilan, Dilen, Dilin, Dillan, Dillen, Dillin, Dillon, Dillyn, Dilyn, Dylane, Dylen, Dylin, Dyllan, Dylon, Dylyn, Dylon Celtic
Dymock Pig sty.   Dimock Old Welsh
Dyre Dear   Dire Danish
Dzik Wild man.     Polish





 

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Parenting tips for new parents continued

  1. The best fun is unplanned.

  2. Developmental milestones are simply 'averages'.  If your child develops either side of these don't get too concerned unless you feel they are 'way out'.

  3. Don't do too much lying.  Sometimes it's easier to say a needle will sting for a bit but the lolly after will be well worth it. Yes - I subscribe to bribery and corruption - but only in moderation.

  4. Fads come and go with parenting - so don't read too much into 'the latest bit of advice'.

  5. Babies and toddlers are great 'ice-breakers'.  You'll find people will stop and chat all over the place.  Enjoy this friendliness while it lasts.