Daylon

Daylon is a variation of Daylan, meaning 'man from the valley.'

Dayluue

Dayluue is a variant form of Dayl, meaning 'valley dweller.'

Daymion

Daymion means 'to tame' or 'to subdue.'

Daymon

Daymon is derived from Damon, meaning 'to tame' or 'subduer.'

Dayna

Dayna means 'from the valley.'

Daynan

Daynan means 'from the vale or valley.'

Dayne

Dayne means 'a dweller in the valley.'

Dayner

Dayner means 'a person from the valley.'

Dayo

Dayo means 'joy arrives' or 'joy is here' in Yoruba.

Daysha

Daysha is often considered a variant of Dasha, meaning 'gift' in Russian.

Dayshaun

Dayshaun is a modern variation of Shaun and Dasha, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Daysi

Daysi is a variant of Daisy, which refers to the flower and symbolizes innocence and purity.

Dayson

Dayson is a modern name likely derived from the word 'day' combined with the suffix '-son', often indicating 'son of Day'.

Dayton

Dayton means 'place of the dykes' or 'the day town'.

Dayvee

Dayvee is a modern name derived from the word day; its meaning is tied to brightness and new beginnings.

Daza

Daza is a diminutive of the name 'Dolores' which refers to sorrows and pain.

Dazi

Dazi is an Americanized form of Daisy, referring to the flower that represents innocence.

Deacon

Deacon comes from the Greek 'diakonos' meaning 'servant' or 'messenger', commonly used in Christian contexts.

Deagan

Deagan means 'little fire' in Irish, often denoting brightness and warmth.

Deaglan

Deaglan means 'a small one from the river' in Irish and is often linked to saints.

Deagmund

Deagmund is derived from elements meaning 'dark protection' in Old English.

Deago

Deago is a variant of Diego, which means 'supplanter'.

Deakin

Deakin is a diminutive form of 'deacon', referring to a servant or messenger.

Dealbeorht

Bright or famous among the people.

Dealbert

Noble and bright.

Dealla

One who is from the valley or close to a river.

Dean

Valley or church official.

Deana

From the valley.

Deanda

Derived from Dean, meaning 'valley'.

Deandra

Derived from Dean and Andrew, meaning 'valley man'.

Deandre

Variant of the name Andrew, meaning 'manly'.

Deandrea

A combination of Dean and Andrea, meaning 'valley and manly'.

Deandria

Combination of Dean and Drea, suggesting 'female who is from a valley'.

Deane

Valley, or a church official.

Deangela

A combination of Dean and Angela, meaning 'valley angel'.

Deangelo

Means 'of the angels'.

Deanica

A feminine variant of Dean, meaning 'the valley'.

Deann

Feminine form of Dean, meaning 'from the valley'.

Deanna

Variant of Deanne, meaning 'valley'.

Deanndra

A combination of Dean and other feminine forms, suggesting 'woman from the valley'.

Deanne

Feminine form of Dean, meaning 'from the valley'.

Dearan

A diminutive of 'Derry', meaning 'oak tree' in Irish.

Dearbhail

Meaning 'daughter of the poet' in Irish.

Dearbhla

Derived from 'dobhail', meaning 'daughter of the poet' in Irish.

Dearborn

Meaning 'from the bear's valley' in Old English.

Dearbourn

Meaning 'river of the bears' in Old English.

Dearbourne

Originating from the Old English for 'bear stream' or 'bear river'.

Dearburne

Meaning 'bear stream' from Old English.

Dearg

Means 'red' in Irish, often associated with courage.

Dearil

A variant of 'Daire', meaning 'oak' or 'fertile',' usually related to strength.

Deasia

A modern name likely derived from 'Asia', often associated with beauty and femininity.

Deavon

Meaning 'defender' or 'brave warrior', derived from the term 'Deven' in English.

Deaw

Means 'dew' in English, symbolizing freshness or renewal.

Debralee

A modern variation of Debra, meaning 'bee'.

Debson

Son of Debra.

Debyanne

A modern variant derived from Debra.

Decatur

From the place of the decayed trees.

Decebal

Brave with a strong heart.

Decker

Roofer or thatcher.

Decklan

Full of goodness.

Declan

Full of goodness; man of prayer.

Dedic

It is a diminutive form of names like Dedo which means 'grandfather' or can mean 'to dedicate or devote.'

Dedo

A term of endearment for 'grandfather' or an affectionate title for elders.

Dedric

Derived from an Old English personal name meaning 'ruler of the people' or 'leader.'

Dedrick

A variant of Dedric, meaning 'ruler of the people' or 'gifted ruler.'

Dedrik

A name that means 'ruler of the people' based on its Germanic roots.

Deedee

Deedee is often a diminutive of the name 'Deirdre,' meaning 'sorrow' in Gaelic.

Deedra

Deedra is a variation of the name 'Deirdre,' which means 'sorrow' or 'broken-hearted' in Gaelic.

Deeg

Deeg is a diminutive form of 'Duncan,' meaning 'dark warrior' in Gaelic.

Deegan

Deegan means 'little fire' in Irish, deriving from the word 'dobhail.'

Deerborn

A geographical name meaning 'bear' or 'valley of the deer' in Old English.

Deerward

A surname meaning 'watchman of the deer' in Old English.

Deforest

The name means 'of the forest' or 'dweller near the woods' in Old French.

Deinokratis

A name meaning 'powerful in the people' derived from ancient Greek.

Deirlot

A Scottish name meaning 'of the sea', related to maritime culture.

Deisy

A diminutive form of Daisy, meaning 'day's eye', symbolizing purity and simplicity.

Deiter

A name meaning 'ruler of the army', associated with strength and leadership in German.

Deja

Means 'already' or 'to already have done something.'

Dejah

A modern name forming a variant of 'Deja,' conveying a sense of familiarity or previous experience.

Dejalena

A contemporary name that combines 'Deja' and 'Elena,' often conveying brightness or light.

Dejan

A form of 'Dejan,' meaning 'one who has control' or 'to be strong.'

Dejana

A feminine form of 'Dejan,' meaning 'one who has control' or 'to be strong.'

Dejanae

A modern name created by combining elements of 'Deja' and 'Jane,' suggesting a new beginning or rebirth.

Dejanira

Derived from a mythological character in Greek mythology, often meaning 'the one who carries the knowledge of divine justice.'

Dejohn

A variation of 'John,' which means 'the Lord is gracious.'

Dejon

A modern variant of 'DeJohn,' a contraction of 'DeJohnathan,' meaning 'the Lord has given.'

Dejuan

A variant of 'Juan,' deriving from John, meaning 'the Lord is gracious.'

Deka

A modern name often associated with 'ten' in the decimal counting system or invoked as short for unique personal identifiers.

Deke

A short form of 'Derrick,' meaning 'people's ruler.'

Dekedrian

A modern American name combining 'Deke' and 'Kedrian,' with no widely accepted meaning.

Deklan

A variant of 'Declan,' meaning 'full of goodness.'

Dekle

A modern name with no widely accepted specific meaning, often a variation of Deklan.

Dela

A feminine name, possibly meaning 'of the people' in a Spanish context.

Delacroix

Means 'of the cross' in French, commonly used as a surname.

Deladem

Means 'father's land' in Amharic, a significant name in Ethiopian culture.

Delaney

Means 'dark' or 'from the dark field' in Gaelic.

Delano

Means 'from the place of the swamp' in Old French.

Delany

Means 'dark' or 'from the dark field' in Gaelic.

Delavan

Of the Delavan family or lineage; associated with a history of meaning 'of the little valley'.

Delaynie

Derived from the surname which means ‘from the alder grove’ or ‘dweller by the alder trees’.