Displayed on this page are Century names 141 to 160. Destiny was the most popular among these names in 2008 with a rank of #48 and a usage of 0.2546%. The name is used predominantly in English, and was followed in popularity by Diana (Catalan, Dutch, English, German, Italian, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, and Spanish), Delilah (English and German), Denise (English, French, and German), and Donna (English and Scottish). Among the unusual Century names are the German Delphina, Dietlinde, the Spanish Digna, the English, Hebrew, and German Dinah, the English Dolly, the English, German, and Spanish Dolores, the Czech, German, Polish, Russian, and Slavic Dominika, the English, Hungarian, and Italian Domitilla, the English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Czech Dora, the English Dorcas, the Irish Dorean, the English Doreen, the English and Spanish Dorinda, the English, German, and Greek Doris, and the English Dorothy.
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DESCRIPTION MATCH: Delilah  193 | weak, poor; delight; ... Puritans in the 17th century, perhaps because she ... |
| Delphina | from Delphi; dolphin ... of Sabran was a 13th-century Provençal nun named ... |
Denise  364 | follower of Dionysos ... in the early 20th century. ... |
Destiny  48 | destiny ... later half of the 20th century ... |
Diana  137 | light, daylight, deity ... popularized in the 19th century by the George Meredith ... |
| Dietlinde | people, race; weak, ...Theodelind was a 6th-century Lombard queen. ... |
| Digna | worthy ... was borne in the 3rd century by Saint Digna, who was ... |
Dinah  | vindicated; light, daylight, deity ... was popular in the 19th century ... |
Dolly  | gift of god; pain; doll; pain; gift of god ... Dorothy in the 16th century, and it later gave rise ... |
Dolores  | pain ... speakers in the 19th century, and it saw a boost in ... |
| Dominika | of the lord, belonging ... who was in the 4th century martyred under ... |
| Domitilla | little tamed one ... in tribute to the 2nd-century Flavia Domitilla, ... |
Donna  973 | lady; my lady; world ... in the early 20th century, starting from the USA ... |
Dora  | gift; gift of god; gift of Isis ... developed in the 19th century from Dorothy, Isidora, ... |
Dorcas  | gazelle, doe, roe ... later in the 16th century ... |
| Dorean | daughter of Finn ... the Irish in the 20th century, due to its similarity ... |
Doreen  | gift; gift of god ... in the early 20th century, during the vogue for ... |
Dorinda  | gift; gift of god ...It was first used in 17th century literature ... |
Doris  | bountiful; of the Dorian ... in the late 19th century ... |
Dorothy  | gift of god ... saints, notably the 4th-century virgin martyr Saint ... |
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