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1,603 names found
Dalldav
BoyWelsh
Legendary son of Cunyn Cov.
Dallen
BoyIrish
Variant of Dallin 'blind.'.
Dallin
BoyEnglish Irish
Proud. Blind. A saint's name.
Dallis
GirlScottish
From the dales; the valley meadows.
Dallon
BoyIrish
Variant of Dallin 'blind.'.
Dallton
BoyEnglish
Dale town; valley town.
Dalmanutha
UnisexBiblical
A bucket, a branch.
Dalmatia
UnisexBiblical
Deceitful lamps, vain brightness.
Dalon
BoyIrish
Variant of Dallin 'blind.'.
Dalphon
BoyBiblical Hebrew
The house of caves. Raindrop.
Dalr
GirlNorse
From the valley.
Dalston
BoyAnglo-Saxon
From Dougal's place.
Dalten
BoyEnglish
Dale town; valley town.
Dalton
BoyEnglish
From the farm in the dale.
Dalwin
BoyEnglish
Friend; good friend.
Dalwyn
BoyEnglish
Friend; good friend.
Daly
UnisexEnglish Gaelic Irish
Lives in a dale/valley. Counselor. Gather together.
Dalyell
BoyScottish
From the little field.
Dalyn
BoyEnglish
Rhyming variant of Waylon – a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers.
Dalziel
BoyScottish
From the little field.
Damae
BoyGreek
Tame.
Daman
BoyCeltic Greek Irish
Demon. Gentle. To tame. A variant of Damian. In Greek legend Damon was a loyal friend of Pythias. Famous bearer in modern times: American author Damon Runyon. Tame.
Damara
GirlGreek Latin
Gentle.
Damaress
GirlLatin
Gentle.