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Displayed on this page are D- names 141 to 159. Dulce was the most popular among these names in 2007 with a rank of #265 and a usage of 0.0605%. The name is used predominantly in Spanish, and was followed in popularity by Dylan (English). Among the unusual D- names are the French Dorothée, the English Dorothy, the German Dörthe, the Slavic Draga, Dragana, Dragica, Dragomira, the English Drea, Drew, the English, Italian, and Spanish Drina, the Albanian Drita, the English Drusilla, Dulcie, the Slavic Dunja, the Russian Dunya, the Czech Dusana, and the Turkish Duygu.
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Dorothée ... gift of god ... used chiefly in French and its origin ... variant of Dorothea ... Dorothy Dörthe ... gift of god ... mainly used in the German language and ... form of Dorothea ... Draga ... dear ... language of origin is Slavic and it is also ... the short form of other given names, but now ... Dragana ... origin, as well as its use, is in the Slavic ... an uncommon baby girl name ... Dragica ... dear ... origin, as well as its use, is in the Slavic ... an uncommon baby girl name ... Dragomira ... precious and peaceful ... has its origins in the Old Slavic ... not commonly used as a baby girl ... Drea ... male, manly, brave, ... used mostly in the English language and ... form of Andrea ... Drew Drina ... woman from Hadria; dark one ... of Latin origin ... used mainly in the English, Italian, and ... Drita ... light ... language of origin is Albanian and it is also ... represents the transferred use of the ... Drusilla Dulce Dulcie Dunja ... pleasure, delight ... a Slavic name of Old Greek origin ... form of Avdotya ... not listed in the top 1000 ... Dunya ... pleasure, delight ... language of origin is Old Greek and it is ... form of Avdotya ... Dusana ... spirit, soul ... language of origin is Old Slavic and it is ... not commonly used as a baby girl name ... Duygu ... of Turkish origin and it is also ... an irregularly used baby girl name ... not listed in the top 1000 ... Dylan |
... gift of god ... used mostly in the English language ... variation of Dorothea ... ranked at #2 then ... 
... of English origin and it is also used ... Scotland the name has often been used as an ... 
... fruitful, dewy-eyed ... origin is Latin, and its use, English ... name was consequently adopted by English ... 
... sweet ... used mostly in English and its language ... name was first used by English speakers in ... 