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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 1401. | Dhanna | Sanskrit |  | Wealthy. |
| 1402. | Dharani | Indian | | Earth. |
| 1403. | Dhaval | Hindi |  | White. |
| 1404. | Dhavlen | Hindi | | Variant of Dhaval: White. |
| 1405. | Dhavlesh | Hindi | | Variant of Dhaval: White. |
| 1406. | Dheemant | Hindi | | Variant of Dhimani: Intelligent; smart. |
| 1407. | Dhenuka | Indian | | A demon. |
| 1408. | Dhiaa' | Muslim | | Light. Splendor. |
| 1409. | Dhimani | Hindi | | Intelligent; smart. |
| 1410. | Dhimant | Hindi | | Variant of Dhimani: Intelligent; smart. |
| 1411. | Dhoire | Scottish | | From the grove. |
| 1412. | Dhul Fiqaar | Muslim | | Name of Prophet Muhammad's Sword. |
| 1413. | Dhumavarna | Indian | | The color of smoke. |
| 1414. | Di | French | | Diminutive of Diane: The French form of the Latin Diana. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. Greek goddess of the moon. |
| 1415. | Di | Latin | | Diminutive of Diana: Fertile. God, devine. Famous bearer: The late Lady Diana Spencer, often called 'Lady Di', married British Prince Charles and became Princess Diana of Wales. |
| 1416. | Dia | Greek | | Daughter of Eineus. |
| 1417. | Dia | Spanish | | Day. |
| 1418. | Diahann | French | | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. |
| 1419. | Diahna | French | | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. |
| 1420. | Diamanda | English | | Of high value; brilliant. The precious diamond stone. |
| 1421. | Diamanta | French | | Diamond. |
| 1422. | Diamante | English | | Of high value; brilliant. The precious diamond stone. |
| 1423. | Diamond | English | | Of high value; brilliant. The precious diamond stone. |
| 1424. | Diamond | English | | Jewel name; bridge protector. |
| 1425. | Diamonique | English | | Of high value; brilliant. The precious diamond stone. |
| 1426. | Diamont | English | | Bridge protector. |
| 1427. | Diamontina | English | | Of high value; brilliant. The precious diamond stone. |
| 1428. | Dian | French | | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. |
| 1429. | Diana | Biblical | | Luminous, perfect |
| 1430. | Diana | French | | From the Greek goddess of the moon. |
| 1431. | Diana | Latin | | Fertile. God, devine. Famous bearers: Diana was the Roman goddess of fertility and childbirth, of hunting, and the moon. The late Lady Diana Spencer, often called 'Lady Di', married British Prince Charles and became Princess Diana of Wales. |
| 1432. | Diana | Shakespearean | | 'All's Well That Ends Well.' Daughter to the Widow of Florence. |
| 1433. | Dianda | English | | Blend of Deanne (divine) plus variants of Andrea (masculine) and Sandra (protector of man. ). |
| 1434. | Diandra | English | | Blend of Deanne (divine) plus variants of Andrea (masculine) and Sandra (protector of man. ). |
| 1435. | Diandra | French | | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. |
| 1436. | Diandre | English | | Blend of Deanne (divine) plus variants of Andrea (masculine) and Sandra (protector of man. ). |
| 1437. | Diandre | English | | Blend of Dion and Andre. |
| 1438. | Diandre | French | | Blend of Dion and Andre. |
| 1439. | Diane | French | | The French form of the Latin Diana. Famous bearer: Diane de Poitiers, mistress of France's King Henri II.Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. Greek goddess of the moon. |
| 1440. | Diane | Latin | | Variant of Diana: Fertile. God, devine. |
| 1441. | DiAngelo | Italian | | Variant of Deangelo: From the angel. |
| 1442. | Dianna | French | | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. |
| 1443. | Diannah | French | | Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. Also Diana Princess of Wales. |
| 1444. | Dianne | French | | The French form of the Latin Diana. Famous bearer: Diane de Poitiers, mistress of France's King Henri II.Divine. Mythological ancient Roman divinity Diana was noted for beauty and swiftness; often depicted as a huntress. Greek goddess of the moon. |
| 1445. | Diantha | English | | Modern blend of Diana (divine huntress) and Anthea (flower). |
| 1446. | Diantha | Greek | | Flower. |
| 1447. | Dianthe | Greek | | Flower. |
| 1448. | Diarmad | Gaelic | | Free man. |
| 1449. | Diarmad | Scottish | | Free man. |
| 1450. | Diarmaid | Gaelic | | Free man. |
| 1451. | Diarmaid | Irish | | Free. |
| 1452. | Diarmait | Irish | | Free from envy. |
| 1453. | Diarmid | Gaelic | | Free man. |
| 1454. | Diarmuid | Irish | | Free from envy. |
| 1455. | Dibi | Muslim | | Brocade. Gold tissue. |
| 1456. | Diblaim | Biblical | | Cluster of figs. |
| 1457. | Diblath | Biblical | | Paste of dry figs. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1458. | Diblath | Biblical | | Paste of dry figs. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1459. | Dibon | Biblical | | Abundance of knowledge. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1460. | Dibon | Biblical | | Abundance of knowledge. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1461. | Dibon-gad | Biblical | | Great understanding, abundance of sons. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1462. | Dibon-gad | Biblical | | Great understanding, abundance of sons. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 1463. | Dibri | Biblical | | An orator. |
| 1464. | Dibzahab | Biblical | | Where much gold is. |
| 1465. | Dibzahab | Biblical | | Where much gold is. |
| 1466. | Dice | Greek | | Justice. |
| 1467. | Dichali | Native American | | Talks later; speaks a lot. |
| 1468. | Dick | English | | Rhyming nickname from medieval times. Richard 'strong ruler' was shortened to Rick then rhymed to Dick. |
| 1469. | Dick | German | | Strong leader. |
| 1470. | Dick | Shakespearean | | 'Henry VI, Part 2' Dick the Butcher. |
| 1471. | Dick | Teutonic | | Rules the people. |
| 1472. | Dickens | English | | Surname. |
| 1473. | Dickie | English | | A diminutive of Richard which originated as a rhyming variant of Rick. |
| 1474. | Dickie | German | | Diminutive of Richard: Hard ruler. |
| 1475. | Dickon | English | | Variant of Dickens: Surname. |
| 1476. | Dickon | German | | Diminutive of Richard: Hard ruler. |
| 1477. | Dickons | English | | Variant of Dickens: Surname. |
| 1478. | Dickran | Armenian | | Name of a king. |
| 1479. | Dickson | English | | Variant of Dick from Richard 'strong ruler.'. |
| 1480. | Dickson | Teutonic | | Strong leader. |
| 1481. | Dicky | English | | A diminutive of Richard which originated as a rhyming variant of Rick. |
| 1482. | Dicky | German | | Diminutive of Richard: Hard ruler. |
| 1483. | Dicra | Welsh | | Slow. |
| 1484. | Diderik | Scandinavian | | Variant of Diederik: Ruler (of the people). |
| 1485. | Didier | French | | Desire. |
| 1486. | Dido | Greek | | Queen of Carthage who killed herself. |
| 1487. | Dido | Latin | | Queen of Carthage. |
| 1488. | Didrik | Scandinavian | | Variant of Diederik: Ruler (of the people). |
| 1489. | Didrika | German | | Folk rule. |
| 1490. | Didymus | Biblical | | A twin, double. |
| 1491. | Didymus | Biblical | | A twin, double. |
| 1492. | Diederich | German | | People's ruler. |
| 1493. | Diederik | Scandinavian | | Ruler (of the people). |
| 1494. | Diedre | Irish | | Melancholy. A variant of the older name Deirdre. In Celtic legend Deirdre died of a broken heart. |
| 1495. | Diedrick | German | | Gifted ruler. Variant of Diederick. |
| 1496. | Diega | Spanish | | Feminine form of Diego: supplanter. |
| 1497. | Diego | Spanish | | Hispanic version of James: supplanter; he that replaces. Famous Bearer: famed Mexican artist Diego Rivera. |
| 1498. | Diella | Latin | | Worships God. |
| 1499. | Dielle | Latin | | Worships God. |
| 1500. | Diera | Anglo-Saxon | | From Diera. |
