Celtic Baby Names
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66 names found
Dallas
UnisexCeltic Gaelic Scottish
Dwells by the waterfall. Wise. From the dales; the valley meadows. Name of a Texas city.
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.
Dana
UnisexCeltic Danish Norse Scandinavian English Hebrew Irish Muslim
From Denmark. Dana was the Celtic goddess of fertility. From Denmark. A feminine form of the Hebrew Daniel, meaning God has judged, God is judge, or God will judge. Also used as a derivitive of the surname Dane, meaning From Denmark. God has judged, or God is judge. The Old Testament Daniel was a 6th century BC prophet who miraculously survived the den of lions. A Dane. Wise. Intelligent.
DArcy
UnisexCeltic English French Irish
Dark. Derived from a surname introduced into Britain during the Norman Conquest, based on the the French place name Arcy. From Arcy. Dark. Dark one.
Also written Darcy
Dearg
BoyCeltic German Scottish
Son of Daghda. Red haired. Red.
Dechtire
GirlCeltic
Mythical nursemaid.
Deheune
GirlCeltic
Divine one.
Deirdre
GirlCeltic Gaelic Irish Scottish
Sorrowful. Raging. Raging, broken-hearted, or fear. The Deirdre of Irish and Scottish legend committed suicide after her lover's murder.
Delia
GirlCeltic German Greek Welsh
A variant of Bridget, who was the mythic Celtic goddess of fire and poetry. Pleasant; Of the nobility. Noble. From the Old German 'athal' meaning noble, introduced into Britain during the Norman Conquest. Adela was the name of one of King William I's daughters. From Delos. Derived from the name Delos, the Greek island where Apollo and the goddess Artemis are believed to have been born. Also an abbreviation of Cordelia and Adelia. Dark.
Deoch
GirlCeltic
Mythical princess of Munster.
Dermot
BoyCeltic Gaelic Irish
Free. Free man. Free from envy. From Diarmait or Diarmuid.
Desmond
BoyAnglo-Saxon Celtic Irish English Gaelic
Gracious defender. From south Munster. From a surname derived from the Irish 'Deas Mumhain' meaning 'South Munster. From South Munster. An Irish surname referring to Munster: (one of ancient Ireland's five regions.).
Deva
GirlCeltic Indian
Divine one. Superior.
Devin
UnisexCeltic Irish English French Latin Gaelic
Poet. Divine. Divine; perfect. Servant.
Devona
GirlAnglo-Saxon Celtic English French
Protector. Divine one. Divine. Also, from Devonshire. Divine.
Devyn
UnisexAnglo-Saxon Celtic Irish English French Gaelic
From Devon. Poet. Variant of the English county name Devon. Divine. Servant.
Dewain
BoyCeltic
Song.
Dillion
BoyCeltic
Faithful.
Dinsmore
BoyCeltic Irish
From the hill fort. Hill fort.
Diva
GirlCeltic
Divine one.
Divone
GirlCeltic
Divine one.
Doirean
GirlCeltic
Sullen.
Domhnall
UnisexCeltic Gaelic Scottish
Stranger. Derived from two Celtic words meaning 'world mighty'. World ruler; rules the world.
Don
UnisexAnglo-Saxon Celtic English Irish Italian Scottish
Mother goddess. Dark stranger. A diminutive of Donald, meaning world mighty, or Donovan, meaning dark brown. Frequently used as a name on its own.Abbreviation of any name beginning with Don-. In mythology the Irish Donn was known as king of the underworld. Brown-haired chieftain. From an Irish surname meaning dark brown. Present. Great cheif, world mighty. From the Gaelic Domhnall. The name Donald has been borne by a number of early Scottish kings.