Part 78 (1/2)

Dean: (1) From the sandhills (see Matt. 7:26-27).

Deborah: (1) Honey bee; (2) Religious spirit.

Debbie: See Deborah.

December: (1) Ten/th; (2) Tenth month from March, the beginning of first month of ancient Roman calendar.

Declan: (1) Man of prayer; (2) Saint of Ireland.

Deiter: (1) People's army.

Deitrich: (1) One who rules the people.

Deja: (1) Ahead of time; (2) Before.

Dejon: See Deja.

Delany: (1) Challenger; (2) Son of the compet.i.tor.

Delilah: (1) Wanted; (2) Desired (see Judg. 16).

Dell: (1) (English) A valley; (2) (German) Dignified aristocrat.

Delma: (1) Belonging to the sea.

Del Sur: (1) Of the south.

Demi: (1) Half of a whole.

Demiah: See Demi.

Demicah: (1) Overcomes.

Demingo: (1) Of the Lord.

Denise: (1) Follower of the wine G.o.d.

Dennis: (1) Follower of the wine G.o.d.

Denver: (1) Green or gra.s.sy valley.

Deion: (1) Plunderer.

Deon: (1) (m) The wine harvest G.o.d; (2) (f) The moon.

Derek: (1) One who rules the people; (2) The way (see Ps. 103:7). Dermot/t: (1) Content; (2) Free from jealousy.

Detroit: (1) Strait; (2) Also see Automobile (auto capital).

Dharma: (1) Justice and duty.

Dianne: (1) G.o.dly; (2) Divine.

d.i.c.k: (1) Powerful ruler; (2) Strong.

Diego: (1) See James.

Dierdre/Diedre: (1) Full of grief.

Dinah: (1) Judged as innocent.

Dixie: (1) Strong; (2) Powerful ruler.

Dixy: (1) Upright structure; (2) Wall; (3) Embankment.

Dolores: (1) Sorrowful.

Dominic: (1) Of the Lord.

Donald: (1) Rules over everything.

Donegal: (1) Stranger's fortress.

Donna: (1) Respected woman.

Doreen: (1) Changeable disposition; (2) Melancholy; (3) Good-looking. Doris: (1) Gift; (2) Present.

Dorothy: (1) A gift from G.o.d.

Douglas: (1) Lives near the dark waters; (2) Dark or blood waters.

Drew: (1) Manly; (2) Masculine (i.e. man/kind); (3) Carrier; (4) Vigorous. Duane: (1) Dark-skinned; (2) Black.

Dudley: (1) From the people's field.

Duncan: (1) Dark fighter; (2) Brown fighter.

Dusten: (1) Courageous soldier.

Dustin: (1) Quarry for brown rock.

Dutch: (1) From Germany.

Dwayne: (1) A song; (2) Little and dark.

Dwight: (1) White.

Dylan: (1) Son of the sea.

Dymock: (1) Swine enclosure.