Dusanari

A feminine variant of Dusan, denoting strength.

Dusanek

A diminutive form of Dusan, meaning 'the one who is strong.'

Dusanka

A variation of Dusana that signifies strength and resilience.

Duscha

Duscha means 'soul' or 'spirit' in Slavic languages.

Dusek

Dusek means 'little spirit' or 'soul' in Czech.

Dusia¨ka

Dusia¨ka is a diminutive form of Duscha, meaning 'little soul'.

Duska

Duska is derived from Duscha and means 'soul' or 'spirit' in Slavic context.

Dustan

Dustan means 'brave warrior' or 'valiant', often associated with strength in battle.

Dustin

Dustin means 'brave fighter' or 'valiant warrior', primarily popularized through various cultures.

Duston

Duston translates to 'from the dust town' or 'town of dust', typically linked to settlement origins.

Dustyn

Dustyn is a modern spelling of Dustin meaning 'brave warrior' or 'valiant'.

Dutch

Dutch refers to a person from the Netherlands, symbolizing courage and independence.

Dutton

An English surname derived from a place name meaning 'Duda's town' or 'farmstead by the hill.'

Duval

A surname meaning 'of the valley', often used as a first name in French-speaking regions.

Duve

A common Scandinavian surname that may also be used as a first name, meaning 'the one who lives by the deep waters.'

Duwayne

A modern variation of the name Dwayne, meaning 'swarthy' or 'dark.'

Duze

A name of Slavic origin meaning 'strong' or 'hearty.'

Dwade

A variant of the name Wade, meaning 'to go' or 'to advance' across water.

Dwain

Derived from the Old Welsh name 'Dwyvan' meaning 'son of the pioneer'.

Dwaine

A variant of Dwain, derived from the Old Welsh, meaning 'descendant of the chief'.

Dwan

Means 'a place by the river' or 'dweller by the river'.

Dwane

Derived from the Gaelic name 'Dubhan' meaning 'little dark one'.

Dwayne

Meaning 'swarthy' or 'dark', originally derived from the Gaelic word 'Dubh' meaning 'dark' or 'black'.

Dwennon

Meaning 'little stone' or 'small rock', derived from the Welsh name 'Dwynwen'.

Dwight

Means 'the man from the river' or 'dark, brown', derived from Old English.

Dwighte

An Old English name meaning 'the one who communicates', a variant of Dwight.

Dwilliam

A modern variation of William meaning 'strong-willed warrior', derived from Germanic origins.

Dwynwen

Dwynwen means 'blessed story' and is associated with the Welsh saint of lovers.

Dyann

A variation of Diane, meaning 'divine' or 'heavenly'.

Dyanna

A variant of Diana, meaning 'divine' or 'heavenly'.

Dyanne

A variation of Diane, meaning 'divine' or 'heavenly'.

Dydda

An ancient Welsh name meaning 'day', also related to a historical figure.

Dyddgu

Meaning 'good day' or 'fair day' in Welsh.

Dyfnwal

An ancient Welsh name meaning 'deep well'.

Dylan

Means 'son of the sea' or 'born from the ocean'.

Dylann

A variant spelling of Dylan, meaning 'son of the sea'.

Dylen

Variant of Dylan, meaning 'son of the sea', used for both genders.

Dylis

A Welsh variant of name meaning 'daughter of the sea'.

Dylla

Derived from Dylan, meaning related to the sea or ocean.

Dyllan

Dyllan means 'like a tidal wave' or 'son of the sea'.

Dyllon

Dyllon can mean 'ocean' or 'from the valley'.

Dylon

Dylon is a variant of Dylan meaning 'son of the sea' or 'born from the ocean'.

Dylynn

Dylynn is a variant of Dylan, often interpreted as 'lake' or 'from the lake'.

Dymek

Dymek means 'smoke' or 'mist', often associated with the Eucharist in Polish tradition.

Dymond

Dymond means 'diamond', signifying clarity and brilliance.

Dymphna

Dymphna means 'fawn' or 'young deer', commonly associated with the patron saint of the mentally ill.

Dympna

Dympna is a variant of Dymphna, meaning 'little fawn'.

Dynastie

Dynastie means 'royalty' or 'powerful lineage' derived from the term dynasty.

Dyne

Dyne means 'power' or 'force', often used in scientific contexts.

Dyot

Dyot means 'gift of God' derived from the old English context.

Dyota

Dyota is a variant meaning 'gift of God', used in a feminine context.

Dyrk

Leader of the people; ruler.

Dyson

Son of Denis or descendant of Denise.

Dyttel

A small child or little one.

Dzidzorli

Dzidzorli means 'gift from God' in Georgian.

Dziedzorm

Dziedzorm translates to 'heir' or 'successor' in Polish.

Dzintara

Dzintara means 'amber' in Latvian, referring to the fossilized tree resin.

Dzintra

Dzintra is a variant of the name Zina, meaning 'shining' in Latvian culture.

Dzovig

Dzovig means 'squirrel' in Armenian, often used as a term of endearment.

Dzsenifer

Dzsenifer is a Hungarian variation of the name Jennifer, meaning 'fair one'.

Dzsesszika

Dzsesszika is a Hungarian form of Jessica, often interpreted as 'foresighted' or 'to see'.

Eabba

A variant of 'Eibhlin', meaning 'radiance', 'beauty', or 'shine'.

Eabbe

Derived from the Old English name meaning 'strong' or 'brave'.

Eabha

Means 'beauty' and is a variant of 'Eve'.

Eachann

Means 'gathering' or 'the horse of the battle'.

Eada

Means 'wealthy' or 'prosperous'.

Eadaion

Means 'wealthy one' or 'prosperous ruler'.

Eadbald

Means 'bold' or 'brave in battle'.

Eadbeald

Meaning 'bold' or 'brave'.

Eadbehrt

Means 'bright' or 'glorious'.

Eadbeorht

Means 'bright' or 'famous'.

Eadbert

Means 'bright' or 'famous' with a connotation of being noble.

Eadberth

Means 'bright and famous'.

Eadbhard

Means 'brave and hard' or 'strong'.

Eadburg

Means 'fortress' or 'protection', often signifying a place of safety.

Eadburga

Means 'fortress' or 'protection'; a stronghold.

Eadburh

Means 'fortress', associated with safety and strength.

Eadburt

Means 'bright and glorious', indicating fame or honor.

Eadda

Means 'wealth' or 'richness'.

Eadelmarr

Meaning 'noble helmet' or 'prosperous protector'.

Eadfrid

Means 'peaceful leader'.

Eadfrith

Rich in honor or prosperity.

Eadgar

Wealthy spear or prosperous warrior.

Eadger

Spear of riches or prosperous spear.

Eadgifu

Gift of wealth or prosperity.

Eadgyfu

Gift of prosperity.

Eadgyth

Rich war or battle.

Eadgytha

Rich in war or battle.

Eadheard

Hardy or brave in wealth.

Eadhed

Wealthy protector.

Eadhelm

Helmet of riches or wealth.

Eadhere

Army of wealth or riches.

Eadhild

Battle maiden of wealth.

Eadida

Rich gift.

Eadie

Prosperous one.

Eadild

Noble wealth or riches.

Eadita

Wealthy gift.

Eadith

Rich or prosperous in battle.

Eadlac

Wealthy man or nobleman.

Eadlyn

Noble gift or wealth.