Origin:
Hebrew
Description:
Daan is a masculine name of Hebrew origin. The meaning of Daan is ‘God is my judge’ or ‘the Lord is my judge’. Daan is derived from the Dutch variant of the Hebrew name ‘Daniel’ where Dan means to 'judge', din means 'law', and el means 'God'. The name Daan is pronounced as DAH-N. People ...
Origin:
Hebrew
Description:
Dahra is a name of Hebrew, Slavic, and Irish origins, and the meaning of Dahra is ‘Pearl of Wisdom'. The name is often given to the female gender. Another name for Dara is Dahra, which is derived either from the Hebrew name, which means 'compassion', or from the Irish name, which means 'oak tree'....
Origin:
Hebrew
Description:
The meaning of Diana is 'God is my judge', 'divine' or 'song'. The name is derived from the name of the Roman Goddess Diana. The name is very popular in ancient Roman culture. The name is originated from Hebrew, Latvia, and Lithuania. The Italian variant of the name is Daiana which got popular in th...
Origin:
Hebrew
Description:
Dáivi is typically used as a boy's name. It originates from the Hebrew language and has a beautiful meaning. The meaning of Dáivi is ‘beloved’, or, as some sources say, ‘loved one’. Dáivi is a variation of ‘David’, who was a King from the Bible. David was a warrior, musician and write...
Origin:
Hebrew
Description:
Daleia is regularly used as a baby girl’s name. There are many spelling variations of the name like ‘Daleah’, ‘Daliah’, and ‘Dahlia’. The meaning of Daleia from Hebrew is 'to flirt/tease’ or ‘tree branch'. There is also a Swedish meaning for the name Daleia, the Swedish meaning is ...
Origin:
Hebrew
Description:
The name Dalenna is generally used a baby girl’s name and has several different spelling variations like Dalena and Dalene. The spelling ‘Dalena’ originates from old English and derives from the male version of the name; ‘Dale’ however the spelling ‘Dalenna’ comes from Hebrew and has a...
Origin:
Hebrew
Description:
Dalfon is an ancient Hebrew word that means 'raindrop.' The meaning of Dalfon is 'raindrop,' 'door,' or 'opening,' as derived from the Hebrew word daleth. It is also related to the word meaning 'hope' (dalet) and can mean something like 'a hope for the future.' The name has been in use since the ear...
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