Delbert

Means 'brave as a serpent'; derives from Old English elements.

Deleena

Variation of the name Lena, which derives from the name Elena meaning 'light' or 'torch'.

Delen

Derived from the word 'delight'; commonly given meaning 'joyful' or 'happy'.

Delena

Modern derivation of Helena; means 'light' or 'bright one'.

Delennyk

Means 'belonging to the family of Delenn'; has local origins in Slavic cultures.

Delentha

Feminine derivation meaning ‘delightful’ or ‘beautiful’.

Delevan

Modern American variation associated with the Delavan family name.

Delfina

Means 'dolphin'; often associated with the sea and nurturing spirits.

Delfine

French form of Delphina; means 'dolphin'.

Delgadina

Diminutive form of Delgada, meaning 'thin' or 'slender'.

Delicah

Modern spelling variation of Delilah, commonly associated with 'delicate'.

Delice

Means 'delight' or 'pleasure'.

Delicia

Meaning 'delight' or 'pleasure', it embodies a sense of joy and enjoyment.

Delight

Directly signifies happiness or joy.

Delina

Meaning 'delicate' or 'tender', conveying a sense of gentleness.

Delinda

Meaning 'delicate' or 'beautiful', often associated with elegance.

Delio

Meaning 'of the day', often associated with brightness or illumination.

Delisa

A variant of Delilah or Melissa, it means 'bee', conveying industriousness and sweetness.

Delisha

Derived from the name Delicia, it communicates joy and pleasure.

Delissa

A variation of Delicia, emphasizing joy and delight.

Deliz

Meaning 'delight' or 'pleasure', embodying joyfulness.

Deliza

Means 'delightful' or 'charming', suggesting attractiveness and happiness.

Dell

Meaning 'valley', often used as a diminutive or surname.

Della

Meaning 'noble', often associated with beauty and grace.

Delli

Variation of Della, meaning 'noble' or 'serenity'.

Dellwin

Meaning 'friend of the valley', suggesting companionship and tranquility.

Delly

A diminutive form of Delilah or Delores, it is often associated with the meaning 'delicate' or 'weak'.

Delma

Derived from Gaelic, meaning 'a small stream'.

Delman

Typically means 'servant of a noble' or 'day man'.

Delmar

Translates to 'of the sea', inspired by the natural world.

Delmas

Meaning 'of the sea', derived from 'del' meaning 'of' and 'mar' meaning 'sea'.

Delmer

Originally means 'noble protector', derived from Old English elements.

Delmon

Means 'from the valley' and indicates a place of origin.

Delmont

Derived from Old French meaning 'from the mountain'.

Delois

A variant of Eloise, meaning 'healthy' or 'wide'.

Deloise

Derived from 'Eloise', it implies 'famous warrior'.

Delon

Derived from 'De La' meaning 'of the', signifying nobility.

Delora

A derivative of Dolores, translates to 'sorrows', reflecting religious connotation.

Delores

Means 'sorrows', derived from the title 'Nuestra Señora de los Dolores'.

Deloris

Common variant of Dolores, meaning 'sorrows'.

Delorus

Another variant of Dolores, meaning 'sorrows'.

Delphina

Delphina means 'of Delphis,' associated with richness and earthly qualities.

Delphine

Delphine refers to 'dolphin' in French and symbolizes intelligence and playfulness.

Delroy

Delroy means 'of the king' or 'royal', derived from Old French origins.

Delsie

Delsie is a diminutive of names like Adelsie or Delphine, meaning 'noble'.

Delton

Delton means 'from the valley town', indicating a geographical origin.

Delvan

Delvan means 'from the valley', referring to a geographical feature.

Delvin

Delvin means 'brave' or 'fierce', reflecting strength and courage.

Delvon

Delvon is a modern name likely related to 'delicate', suggesting gentleness.

Delwin

Delwin means 'friend from the valley', combining elements of companionship and place.

Delwyn

Delwyn translates to 'fair and blessed', implying beauty and sacredness.

Delwynn

Delwynn means 'the blessed one', indicating a revered or holy status.

Delyse

A variant of the name Delice, meaning 'delight' or 'pleasure'.

Delysia

A modern elaboration of Delise, often interpreted as 'delightful' or 'blissful'.

Delyssa

A contemporary form derived from the name Alyssa, meaning 'noble' or 'sweet'.

Delyth

Meaning 'beautiful' or 'pleasant', popular in Welsh culture.

Demanda

Meaning 'the one who demands' or 'those who command', derived from 'demand'.

Demarco

An Italian surname meaning 'of Marco', indicating lineage.

Demarcus

An American variant of the name Marcus, often meaning 'warlike'.

Demario

An American name likely derived from combinations involving 'Mario', reflecting competitive spirit or the warrior.

Demarion

A modern invention combining elements of names like Demetrius and Mario, suggesting noble warrior.

Demaris

A name of biblical origin meaning 'a heifer' or 'calf', also seen in Spanish culture.

Demas

An ancient name meaning 'popular, of the people', known from the New Testament.

Demason

A modern surname derived name meaning 'son of Dema'.

Demasone

A variant of the name Demason indicating lineage, meaning 'son of Demas'.

Demelza

A name meaning 'fort on the hill', associated with a place in Cornwall.

Demetrio

Italian form of Demetrius, meaning 'earth-lover' or 'follower of Demeter', the Greek goddess of agriculture.

Demi

Short form of Demetria or Demetrius, meaning 'earth-lover' or 'follower of Demeter', the Greek goddess of agriculture.

Demian

Meaning 'to tame' or 'subdue', a modern rendition related to the biblical name Damian.

Demie

A diminutive form meaning 'half', commonly used as a nickname for Demetria.

Demond

A variation of the name Damon, which means 'to tame' or 'subdue' in Greek.

Demont

A surname that can also be seen as a given name; meaning 'mountain' in Old French.

Demonte

A modern invented name with no explicit meaning, often used as an anglicized version of Demont.

Dempsey

Originally a surname meaning 'proud' or 'haughty' in Gaelic.

Dempster

One who is a delivery man or a messenger.

Demyan

Derived from the Greek name Demetrius, meaning 'follower of Demeter.'

Den

A secluded or sheltered place, often referring to an animal's home.

Denae

A variant of the name Dana, meaning 'God is my judge.'

Denard

Derived from the Germanic name Dener, meaning 'brave as a bear.'

Denay

A variant of Denna, meaning 'daybreak' or 'morning light.'

Denaye

A variant of Denay with similar meanings of 'morning light.'

Denbeigh

From the village of Denbigh in Wales, often associated with a stronghold or fortress.

Denby

Meaning 'from the village by the river,' denoting geographical origin.

Dene

Traditionally means 'valley' or 'den,' referencing natural landscapes.

Deneen

A diminutive form of the name Dennis, meaning 'follower of Dionysius.'

Denegyth

Means 'the valley of the river,' symbolizing a fertile ground.

Denequa

A modern name, often considered a combination of Den and unique suffixes for femininity.

Denes

A variant of Denis, meaning 'follower of Dionysius.'

Denese

Denese is derived from the name Denise, which means 'follower of Dionysius,' the Greek god of wine and festivity.

Denia

Denia is derived from the name Dénia, which is a city in Spain and likely refers to 'the divine.'

Denica

Denica refers to 'the day star' or 'morning star' in Slavic languages.

Denice

Denice is the variant of Denise and means 'follower of Dionysius.'

Denielle

Denielle is a feminine form of Daniel and implies 'God is my judge.'

Denine

Denine is a modern variation of Denise, signifying 'follower of Dionysius.'

Denis

Denis is derived from the Greek name Dionysios, meaning 'follower of Dionysius.'

Denisa

Denisa is a Romanian form of Denise, meaning 'follower of Dionysius.'

Denise

Denise means 'follower of Dionysius,' and is a feminine variant of Denis.

Denisha

Denisha is a feminine variant of Dennis, derived from Denise, meaning 'follower of Dionysius.'

Denisia

Denisia is a Slavic form of Denise, meaning 'follower of Dionysius.'

Denisse

Denisse is a variant of Denise and means 'follower of Dionysius.'