Boy Baby Name Database: Meaning and Origin. Page 10

Name Meaning Origin
Destry Variant of a French surname. American classic western film Destry Rides Again. English
Destry Variant of a French surname. American classic western film Destry Rides Again. French
Deucalion myth name (son of Prometheus) greek
Deunoro all saints basque
Deutsch A German German
Dev divine; god GANESH hindi
Dev Abbreviation of names beginning with Dev-. English
Devan Variant of the English county name Devon. English
Deven Variant of the English county name Devon. English
Deveon Variant of the English county name Devon. English
Deveral Surnames derived from place name Deverel. English
Deveral Surnames derived from place name Deverel. French
Devere Derived from place-name Deverel. English
Devere Derived from place-name Deverel. French
Devereau Surnames derived from place name Deverel. French
Devereau Surnames derived from place name Deverel. English
Devereaux Surnames derived from place name Deverel. French
Devereaux Surnames derived from place name Deverel. English
Deverel Place-name. English
Deverel Place-name. French
Deverell Surnames derived from place name Deverel. English
Deverell Surnames derived from place name Deverel. French
Deverick Derived from place-name Deverel. French
Deverick Derived from place-name Deverel. English
Devery Derived from place-name Deverel. English
Devery Derived from place-name Deverel. French
Devin poet celtic
Devin Poet Celtic
Devin Divine: perfect. French
Devine Bard Irish
Devion Variant of the English county name Devon. English
Devisser fisherman dutch
Devland Misfortune. Irish
Devlin fierce gaelic
Devlin Surname. Irish
Devlon Misfortune. Irish
Devlyn Misfortune. Irish
Devon from Devon anglo
Devon From Devon Anglo-Saxon
Devon A county in England noted for beautiful farmland. English
Devonn Variant of the English county name Devon. English
Devoss fox dutch
Devries Frisian dutch
Devron Variant of the English county name Devon. English
Devry Derived from place-name Deverel. English
Devry Derived from place-name Deverel. French
Devy servant gaelic
Devyn Poet Celtic
Devyn Variant of the English county name Devon. English
Devyn From Devon Anglo-Saxon
Dewain Song Celtic
Dewayne Dark. Irish
Dewey Place-name and surname: Welsh form of David. English
Dewitt white dutch
Dexter name taken from heraldry french
Deylin Rhyming variant of Waylon – a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers. English
Dharr meaning unknown arabic
Dhimitrios myth name greek
Dhoire From the grove Scottish
Dhruv “Dhruv was a Prince and blessed by God,that the pole star will be named Dhruv and the whole universe would revolve around the star and be stationary and shine the brightest.” Hindu
Dhu name of the prophet’s sword arabic
Dia West African name meaning "champion." african
Diamond bridge protector english
Diamond Bridge protector English
Diamont Bridge protector English
Diandre Blend of Dion and Andre. English
Diandre Blend of Dion and Andre. French
Diara Name of French-speaking West Africa, meaning "gift." african
Dichali Speaks a lot Native American
Dick strong leader german
Dick Rhyming nickname from medieval times. Richard strong ruler was shortened to Rick then rhymed to Dick. English
Dick Strong leader German
Dickran name of a king armenian
Dickson son of Dick english
Dickson Variant of Dick from Richard strong ruler. English
Didier Desired French
Diederich people’s ruler german
Diederich People’s ruler German
Diedrick Gifted ruler. Variant of Diederick. German
Diego Supplanter Spanish
Dien farm, farming vietnamese
Dierck People’s ruler German
Dieter Gifted ruler. Variant of Diederick. German
Dietrich People’s ruler German
Dietz People’s ruler German
Diji Ibo of Nigeria name meaning "farmer." african
Dikesone Son of Dick English
Dilan Like a lion. French
Dilan Like a lion. Irish
Dillan Sea God. Variant of Dylan Welsh
Dillen Like a lion. French
Dillen Like a lion. Irish
Dillin Unknown
Dillion faithful celtic
Dillion Faithful Celtic
Dillon faithful gaelic
Dillon Like a lion. French
Dillon Like a lion. Surname. Irish
Dimitrie follower of Demeter romanian
Dimitur Lover of the earth. Greek
Din Congolese name meaning "great." african
Dinadan friend of Tristan arthurian
Dinadan Friend of Tristan Arthurian Legend
Dinar a gold coin arabian
Dinas meaning unknown arthurian
Dino From the dene English
Dino Abbreviation of names ending like Bernardino. Spanish
Dinsmore from the hill fort celtic
Dinsmore From the hill fort Celtic
Diogo Unknown
Diomedes myth name (an evil king) greek
Dion Abbreviation of Dionysius. English
Dion Abbreviation of Dionysius. French
Diondray Unknown Unknown
Diondre Blend of Dion and Andre. English
Diondre Blend of Dion and Andre. French
Dionte Abbreviation of Dionysius. English
Dionte Abbreviation of Dionysius. French
Dionysius myth name (god of wine) greek
Dirck Dutch forms of Theodoric (God’s gift) dutch
Dirk People’s ruler Wealthy. Variant of Derek and Dietrich. German
Divyanshu “Devine light, Light of sun” Hindi
Dix ten French
Dix Variant of Dick from Richard strong ruler. English
Dixon Son of Dick English
Diya al din faithful arabic
Diya al din Faithful Arabic
Djoser name of a pharaoh egyptian
Dnias A murderer Arthurian Legend
Doane from the sand hill celtic
Doane from the down hill english
Doane From the down hill English
Dobi Kiswahili word meaning "a person who does laundry." african
Dodinel meaning unknown arthurian
Dohnatello Strong wise leader. Unknown
Dohosan Bluff Native American
Doire From the grove Scottish
Dolan Dark: bold. Surname. Irish
Dolius myth name (a shepherd) greek
Dolphus Abbreviation of Adolphus noble wolf. German
Domenick “Alternate Spelling: Dominick, Dominic, Domenic, Dominik.” Italian
Domenico Variant of the Latin Dominic of the lord. Spanish
Domevlo Ewe of Ghana name meaning "don’t take others for face value." african
Domhnall Stranger Celtic
Domhnull dark stranger gaelic
Domhnull All ruler Scottish
Domingart meaning unknown arthurian
Domingo Born on Sunday Spanish
Dominic Belonging to the Lord. Latin
Dominick “Variant of Dominic, Belonging to the Lord” Latin
Dominik Belonging to the Lord. Latin
Dominique Of the Lord. From the Latin Dominic. This French spelling is used primarily for girls. French
Don Dark stranger Celtic
Don Abbreviation of names beginning with Don-. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. English
Donaghy Strong fighter Celtic
Donahue dark warrior gaelic
Donahue Surname. Irish
Donal Variant of Donald great chief. Scottish
Donal Variant of Donald great chief. Irish
Donal Stranger Celtic
Donald dark stranger celtic
Donald Dark stranger Celtic
Donald Great chief. Donald is a major Scottish clan names. Scottish
Donall Stranger Celtic
Donat stranger celtic
Donat Stranger Celtic
Donatello gift italian
Donatello Gift from God. Spanish
Donatien gift french
Donatien Gift French
Donato Abbreviation of Donatello gift from God. Spanish
Donavan Brown-haired chieftain. Irish
Donavon Brown-haired chieftain. Irish
Dondre Abbreviation of Dionysius. English
Dondre Abbreviation of Dionysius. French
Donegan Surname. Irish
Donel All ruler Scottish
Donell Variant of Donald great chief. Irish
Donell All ruler Scottish
Donkor humble egyptian
Donn In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. English
Donn Brown: In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. Irish
Donnachadh Brown warrior Scottish
Donnally brave, dark man celtic
Donnally Brave Celtic
Donnan Brown Irish
Donnchadh strong fighter celtic
Donnchadh Brown warrior Scottish
Donnchadh Strong fighter Celtic
Donne Form of Donn. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. English
Donnel Variant of Donald great chief. Scottish
Donnel Variant of Donald great chief. Irish
Donnell Variant of Donald great chief. Irish
Donnell Variant of Donald great chief. Scottish
Donnelly Brave Celtic
Donnelly Surname. Irish
Donnie Form of Donn. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. English
Donny Form of Donn. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. English
Donogb Strong fighter Celtic
Donovan Strong fighter Celtic
Donovan Brown-haired chieftain. Irish
Dontae Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. English
Dontay Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. English
Dontaye Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. English
Donte Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. English
Dontell Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. English
Dontrell Contemporary phonetic variant of Dante enduring. English
Donzel Abbreviation of Donatello gift from God. Spanish
Dooley dark hero gaelic
Dor a home hebrew
Dor A home Hebrew
Doran a gift greek
Doran Stranger Celtic
Doran Variant of Dorran stranger. English
Doran Exile: Variant of Dorran stranger. Irish
Doren gift hebrew
Doren Gift Hebrew
Dorian a Dorian greek
Dorian Descendant of Dorus. Dorian was a character in Oscar Wilde’s novel The Picture of Dorian Gray who was given his wish that his portrait would age while he remained young and handsome. English
Dorien Descendant of Dorus. Dorian was a character in Oscar Wilde’s novel The Picture of Dorian Gray who was given his wish that his portrait would age while he remained young and handsome. English
Dorin stranger romanian
Dorion Descendant of Dorus. Dorian was a character in Oscar Wilde’s novel The Picture of Dorian Gray who was given his wish that his portrait would age while he remained young and handsome. English
Doron Variant of Dorran stranger. Irish
Doron Variant of Dorran stranger. English
Dorran Stranger Celtic
Dorrance Variant of Dorran stranger. English
Dorrance Variant of Dorran stranger. Irish
Dorrel Variant of Dorran stranger. English
Dorrel Variant of Dorran stranger. Irish
Dorrell Variant of Dorran stranger. English
Dorrell Variant of Dorran stranger. Irish
Dorren Variant of Dorran stranger. Irish
Dorren Variant of Dorran stranger. English
Dorrin Variant of Dorran stranger. English
Dorrin Variant of Dorran stranger. Irish
Doru meaning unknown romanian
Dosne From the sand hill Celtic
Doug From the dark river. The Scottish Douglas clan had two historical branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) The lords of these clans figure in Sir Walter Scott’s novels. Scottish
Dougal Dweller by the dark stream Anglo-Saxon
Dougal Black stranger Scottish
Dougal Dark stranger Irish
Dougal Dark stranger Celtic
Doughal Dark stranger Celtic
Doughall Black stranger Scottish
Doughlas dwells by the dark stream celtic
Doughlas Dwells by the dark stream Celtic
Douglas Dark stranger Irish
Douglas From the dark river. The Scottish Douglas clan had two historical branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) The lords of these clans figure in Sir Walter Scott’s novels. Scottish
Douglas Dwells by the dark stream Celtic
Douglas Dweller by the dark stream Anglo-Saxon
Douglass From the dark river. The Scottish Douglas clan had two historical branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) The lords of these clans figure in Sir Walter Scott’s novels. Scottish
Doune From the down hill English
Dour From the water Scottish
Dov Bear. Hebrew
Dovev speaks in a whisper hebrew
Dovev Speaks in a whisper Hebrew
Dow Black haired Irish
Dowan Black Irish
Dowle Dark stranger Irish
Doy Dark stranger Celtic
Doyle Dark stranger Celtic
Doyle Dark stranger Irish
Draca Dragon English
Dracon Modern variant of Drake dragon. English
Dracul devil or dragon romanian
Draedan Unknown
Drago Dragon. French
Drake dragon english
Drake Dragon. English
Draven Unknown
Dravin American
Drayce Modern variant of Drake dragon. English
Drefan trouble anglo
Drefan Trouble Anglo-Saxon
Drem myth name (son of Dremidydd) celtic
Drem Mythical son of Dremidydd Celtic
Dreng warrior anglo
Dreng Warrior Anglo-Saxon
Dreogan suffers anglo
Dreogan Suffers Anglo-Saxon
Drew wise anglo
Drew Wise Anglo-Saxon
Drew Abbreviation of Andrew manly. English
Dreyken Lord of the Dragons from a popular Celtic children?s story. Celtic
Dridan From the dry valley English
Driden From the dry valley English
Driscol Interpreter Celtic
Driscol Mediator Irish
Driscoll interpreter celtic
Driscoll Interpreter Celtic
Driscoll Mediator Irish
Driskell Interpreter Celtic
Dristan an advisor to Arthur arthurian
Dristan An advisor to Arthur Arthurian Legend
Dru Variant of Andrew manly. French
Druas a murderer arthurian
Druce son of Drew anglo
Druce wise celtic
Druce Wise Celtic
Druce Son of Drew Anglo-Saxon
Drud Strong German
Drudwyn a knight arthurian
Drudwyn myth name (Mabon’s dog) celtic
Drudwyn Mythical Mabon’s dog Celtic
Drudwyn A knight Arthurian Legend
Drue Abbreviation of Andrew manly. English
Drugi strong german
Drugi Strong German
Drummand At the ridge Scottish
Drummond lives on the hill top celtic
Drummond Lives on the hill top Celtic
Drummond At the ridge Scottish
Drust meaning unknown arthurian
Dryden from the dry valley english
Dryden From the dry valley English
Drygedene From the dry valley English
Dryhus Aramaic form of Darius (rich) aramaic
Drystan An advisor to Arthur Arthurian Legend
Duane song celtic
Duane Irish/Gaelic name meaning "little black-haired one; dark; swarthy."Some variants include Dewain, Dewayne, Duwain, Duwayne, Dwain, Dwan, and Dwayne. gaelic
Duane Irish/Gaelic name meaning "little black-haired one; dark; swarthy."Some variants include Dewain, Dewayne, Duwain, Duwayne, Dwain, Dwan, and Dwayne. DUBHAN, DOWAN, DUGGAN, DUBHAGAIN irish
Duane Song Celtic
Duane Dark. Many Irish and Scottish names have the meaning dark or black. Irish
Duante Dark. Many Irish and Scottish names have the meaning dark or black. Irish
Duardo Prosperous guardian. Variant of Edward. Spanish
Duarte Prosperous guardian. Variant of Edward. Spanish
Duayne Dark. Many Irish and Scottish names have the meaning dark or black. Irish
Dubg Black haired Irish
Dubh Black Scottish
Dubhagain Black Irish
Dubhan Black Irish
Dubhglas From the darkwater Scottish
Dubhgml Dark stranger Irish
Dubv Dark faced Celtic
Duc physical exercise, desire vietnamese
Dudek bagpiper czechoslovakian
Dudley from the people’s meadow english
Dudley From the people’s meadow English
Dudon meaning unknown arthurian
Due virtuous vietnamese
Duer hero celtic
Duer Hero Celtic
Duff dark-faced celtic
Duff dark-skinned gaelic
Duff Black Scottish
Duff Dark faced Celtic
Duffy Dark faced Celtic
Duffy Surname. Irish
Dugald dark stranger gaelic
Duggan Black Irish
Dughall Dark stranger Celtic
Duke The royalty title used as nickname or given name. Also an abbreviation of Marmaduke. English
Duman misty; smoky turkish
Dumont Of the mountain. French
Duncan dark-skinned fighter celtic
Duncan dark warrior gaelic
Duncan Dark skinned fighter Celtic
Duncan Brown warrior Scottish
Dung heroic, heroism vietnamese
Dunham Dark skinned fighter Celtic
Dunixi Basque form of Dionysus (god of wine) basque
Dunleah From the hill meadow English
Dunleigh From the hill meadow English
Dunley from the hill meadow english
Dunley From the hill meadow English
Dunly From the hill meadow English
Dunmor From the great hill fortress Scottish
Dunmore From the great hill fortress Scottish
Dunn dark-skinned english
Dunn Dark skinned English
Dunstan hill of stone english
Dunstan Hill of stone English
Dunton from the farm on the hill english
Dunton From the farm on the hill English
Duong positiveness; virility vietnamese
Duqaq meaning unknown arabic
Duran Firm: enduring. English
Duran Firm: enduring. French
Durand Firm: enduring. English
Durand Firm: enduring. French
Durane Unknown Unknown
Durango Strong. French
Durant Firm: enduring. English
Durant Firm: enduring. French
Durante Firm: enduring. French
Durante Firm: enduring. English
Dureau Strong. French
Durell Strong. English
Duron Strong. French
Durrant Firm: enduring. English
Durrant Firm: enduring. French
Durrell Strong. English
Durward gatekeeper english
Durward Gatekeeper English
Durwin dear friend anglo
Durwin friend of the deer english
Durwin Dear friend Anglo-Saxon
Durwin Friend of the deer English
Durwyn Dear friend Anglo-Saxon
Durwyn Friend of the deer English
Dusan God is my judge slavic
Dustan A fighter. English
Dustin A fighter. Actor Dustin Hoffman. English
Duston A fighter. English
Dustu Cherokee name.Meaning unknown DYAMI native
Dusty A fighter. English
Dustyn A fighter. English
Dutch a German german
Dutch A German German
Duval Of the valley. French
Duwayne Dark. Many Irish and Scottish names have the meaning dark or black. Irish
Dwade Dark traveler. Blend of Dwayne and Wade English
Dwain Dark. Irish
Dwaine Dark. Irish
Dwane Dark. Irish
Dwayne Dark. Irish
Dwayne Song Celtic
Dwight blond dutch
Dwight Surname. English
Dwyer Black Irish
Dyami Eagle Native American
Dyfed from Dyfred celtic
Dyfed From Dyfed Celtic
Dylan Man from the sea Welsh
Dylen Uniter Irish
Dylon Unknown
Dynadin a knight arthurian
Dynadin A knight Arthurian Legend
Dyre A dear or precious one. Scandinavian
Dzigbode Ewe of Ghana name meaning "patience." african
Ea fire celtic
Ea Fire Celtic
Eachan Horseman Irish
Eachann steadfast gaelic
Eachthighearn horse lord gaelic
Eadbeorht Wealthy English
Eadbert name of a king anglo
Eadbert Name of a king Anglo-Saxon
Eadburt Wealthy English
Eadelmarr Noble English
Eadgard Lucky spearman Anglo-Saxon
Eadger Wealthy spear English
Eadig blessed anglo
Eadig Blessed Anglo-Saxon
Eadlyn Wealthy friend Anglo-Saxon
Eadmund Happy defender English
Eadric Wealthy ruler English
Eadsele From Edward’s estate English
Eadward Guardian Anglo-Saxon
Eadward Wealthy guardian English
Eadwardsone Son of Edward English
Eadweald Wealthy ruler English
Eadweard Wealthy guardian English
Eadwiella From the old spring English
Eadwine Wealthy friend English
Eadwyn Valued Anglo-Saxon
Eadwyn Wealthy friend English
Eagan Fiery: forceful. Irish
Eagon Fiery Irish
Ealadhach genius gaelic
Ealdian live long anglo
Ealdian Live long Anglo-Saxon
Ealdun From the elves’valley English
Ealdwode From the old forest English
Ealhdun From the elves’valley English
Ealhhard Brave English
Eallard Brave English
Eallison Son of Elder English
Eames Prosperous protector. Variant of Edmund. Irish
Eamon rich protector gaelic
Eamon Wealthy defender Anglo-Saxon
Eamon Guardian Irish
Eanruig ruler of the home gaelic
Eanruig Rules the home Scottish
Ear From the east Scottish
Earc Red Irish
Earh coward anglo
Earh Coward Anglo-Saxon
Earie From the east Scottish
Earl chief anglo
Earl nobleman english
Earl Chief Anglo-Saxon
Earl Nobleman. Name based on the English title of Earl. English
Earle Chief Anglo-Saxon
Earle Nobleman English
Earm wretched anglo
Earm Wretched Anglo-Saxon
Earnan earnest gaelic
Earnan Knowing Irish
Earnest Serious: determined. English
Earnest Serious: determined. German
Earvin handsome gaelic
Earvin Friend. Variant of Irving. English
Earwine Friend of the sea English
Earwyn Friend of the sea English
Eason “Protector, great one.” Irish
Easton From East town. Surname. English
Eaton from the riverside village english
Eaton From the riverside village English
Eatun From the riverside village English

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