Druilla

Druilla is a variation indicating strength or firmness, often used in literary contexts.

Drummond

Derived from Gaelic meaning 'lookout hill' or 'ridge'.

Drusilla

A name meaning 'the strong' or 'the dewy-eyed', common in Roman culture.

Drust

A variant spelling of 'Drust', a name of Pictish origin, meaning 'brave'.

Drusus

Meaning 'strong' or 'sturdy', used in ancient Roman contexts.

Dryden

Dryden means 'from the dry valley' or 'dry land' and is of Old English origin.

Drygedene

Drygedene is of Old English origin, meaning 'dry valley' or 'from the dry valley'.

Dryhthelm

Dryhthelm means 'ruler' or 'leader' in Old English.

Drystan

Drystan is derived from the Welsh meaning 'tumult' or 'riot'.

Drythelm

Drythelm translates to 'glory of the people' in Old English.

Dryw

Dryw means 'oak' and is often associated with strength in Welsh.

Duana

Duana is derived from Irish meaning 'blessed' or 'gifted'.

Duane

Duane means 'dark' or 'swarthy' in Irish.

Duante

A modern name variant, often interpreted as 'of the sea' or similar to 'Dante'.

Duard

A variant of Edward, meaning 'wealthy guardian'.

Duarte

Derived from the Spanish name 'Eduardo', meaning 'wealthy guardian'.

Duartr

Little known; closely associated with the name Duarte.

Dubb

A diminutive or nickname form of 'Dublin' or other similar roots.

Dubem

Means 'help me' in Igbo culture, commonly used for both genders.

Dubravka

Means 'from the oak grove', symbolizing strength and endurance.

Dubravko

Means 'man of the oak grove', representing strength and resilience.

Dubricii

An obscure name with unclear meaning, perhaps linked to similar names in Slavic cultures.

Dubricio

Derived from Dubricius, meaning 'oak' or 'oak tree'.

Dubricus

A variation related to the name Dubricius, signifying 'oak' or related nature themes.

Ducca

Derived from 'Duca', meaning 'duke' or 'leader'.

Duccel

A variant of Ducca, resembling 'duke', indicating nobility or leadership.

Duce

Means 'leader' or 'guide', symbolizing authority and direction.

Ducel

A derivative meaning 'leader' or 'duke', associated with nobility or authority.

Ducha

Means 'soul' or 'spirit', often associated with warmth and life.

Dudd

A diminutive form of the name 'Dudley,' meaning 'from the people's field.'

Dudda

An Old English name that means 'the clever or wise one.'

Duddel

An affectionate or diminutive form of 'Dudley', indicating friendliness or endearment.

Duddela

A diminutive feminine form related to 'Dudley', often indicating affection or smallness.

Duddy

An Irish term for 'dear', often used as a term of endearment.

Dudely

A variation of 'Dudley', it implies being from the people's field or friendly.

Dudemaer

A surname that has developed into a first name, typically associated with urban or familial lineage.

Dudeman

An English name derived from ‘Dudley’, meaning ‘from the people's field.’

Dudley

A name meaning 'from the field of the people', often associated with nobility.

Duduc

A Spanish name meaning 'kind' or 'friendly'.

Due

A name from Latin meaning 'two', indicating duality or partnership.

Duena

Meaning 'guardian' or 'protector', often used in historical contexts in Spain.

Duer

A German surname that means 'door keeper' or 'guardian'.

Duff

An Irish name meaning 'black' or 'dark', often used to describe hair or complexion.

Duffy

The name Duffy means 'dark' or 'swarthy', derived from the Gaelic 'O' Dubhthaigh'.

Dugan

Dugan means 'the descendant of Dubhagan', which refers to a dark-skinned person.

Dugant

Dugant is derived from the Gaelic term meaning 'dark warrior'.

Duglas

Duglas means 'black stream' or 'dark river', originating from Scottish geography.

Duj

Duj means 'to be', often used in Slavic cultures as a personal name.

Duke

Duke signifies a noble title with historical roots in English aristocracy.

Duko

Duko means 'leader' or 'ruler', derived from Slavic roots regarding leadership.

Dula

Dula is a feminine name meaning 'gift' or 'noble'.

Dulce

Dulce means 'sweet' in Spanish.

Dulcea

Dulcea means 'sweet' in Romanian.

Dulcia

Dulcia derives from Latin, meaning 'sweet one' or 'sweet-hearted'.

Dulciana

Dulciana means 'sweet' or 'delightful' in Latin.

Dulcibella

Dulcibella translates to 'sweet beauty' in Latin.

Dulcie

Dulcie means 'sweet' in English, often a diminutive for names like Dulcia.

Dulcina

Dulcina means 'sweet little thing' in Latin.

Dulcinea

Dulcinea means 'sweetness' in Spanish and is often associated with the character from Don Quixote.

Dull

Dull means 'not sharp' or 'blunt', and is more commonly a surname.

Dumbbutt

Dumbbutt is a colloquial term without an established meaning, often used humorously.

Dumitra

Dumitra is derived from 'Dumitru,' meaning 'of the earth' or 'follower of the earth', tied to Saint Demetrius.

Dumitru

Dumitru means 'of the earth' and is associated with the patron saint of farmers in Romanian culture.

Dumizzianu

Dumizzianu is a name without a specific documented meaning but reflects Romanian heritage.

Dun

Dun means 'hill' or 'fort' in Gaelic, often referring to a fortified place or settlement.

Duna

Duna is derived from 'dune' or 'hill', often symbolizing stability or home.

Duncan

A name derived from the Gaelic 'Donnchadh', meaning 'brown warrior' or 'dark warrior'.

Dunham

A name derived from Old English meaning 'homestead on a hill'.

Dunja

A name which means 'fig' in some Slavic languages, often associated with fertility and sweet character.

Dunleah

A name derived from Irish meaning 'from the fort of the healthy one'.

Dunley

A name meaning 'meadow by a hill', often associated with nature.

Dunn

A name meaning 'dark' or 'brown', commonly used as a surname.

Dunnagual

A traditional name possibly linked to historical figures or locations in Ireland.

Dunne

A surname deriving from 'donn', meaning 'brown' or 'chief'.

Dunnere

The meaning of Dunnere is 'dark river' or 'river valley'.

Dunnuca

Dunnuca means 'brown warrior' or 'dark fighter'.

Dunstan

Dunstan means 'dark stone' or 'stone hill'.

Dunston

Dunston translates to 'town by the hill'.

Dunton

Dunton means 'town by the hill' or 'place where the hill rises'.

Duoaud

Duoaud means 'of one heart' or 'unity'.

Durable

Durable relates to 'lasting' or 'capable of enduring'.

Duran

Duran means 'lasting' or 'enduring' in various contexts, notably in Spanish and English.

Durand

Durand means 'enduring or steadfast' in French.

Durant

Durant means 'enduring' in Old French and English.

Durante

Durante means 'enduring’ in Italian.

Dureau

Dureau is derived from a French surname meaning 'from the hill' or 'of the high place.'

Durell

Durell translates to 'enduring' or 'firm,' commonly used in English-speaking cultures.

Durene

Durene is a variant of the name 'Doreen,' meaning 'gift' or 'sorrow,' commonly used in English-speaking regions.

Durojaiye

Signifying 'God's blessings are profound' in Yoruba.

Durosinmi

Translates to 'God is enough for me' in Yoruba.

Durrant

Derived from Old French meaning 'enduring' or 'firm'.

Durrell

Derived from a surname, it means 'enduring' or 'hardy'.

Durriken

Meaning 'small fort' or 'stronghold', often associated with strength and protection.

Durward

One who guards the fort or stronghold.

Durwin

Meaning 'dear friend' or 'beloved',

Durwood

One who resides in the rough woods or forest.

Durwyn

A variant of Durwin, meaning 'dear friend.'

Dusa

A name derived from the roots meaning 'soul' or 'spirit.'

Dusan

Derived from a name meaning 'the one who is strong.'

Dusana

A feminine form of Dusan, meaning 'strong.'