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Name	Category	Gender	Meaning	Origin
Daegal	Anglo-Saxon	M	Dweller by the dark stream	English
Daisy	Anglo-Saxon	F	Eye of the day	Old English
Dalston	Anglo-Saxon	M	From Dougal's place	English
Darel	Anglo-Saxon	F	Darling or beloved	French
Darelene	Anglo-Saxon	F	Darling	French
Darelle	Anglo-Saxon	F	Darling or beloved	French
Darlene	Anglo-Saxon	F	Darling	French
Darline	Anglo-Saxon	F	Darling	French
Daryl	Anglo-Saxon	F	Darling	French
Dawn	Anglo-Saxon	F	Daybreak or sunrise	English
Delbert	Anglo-Saxon	M	Bright as day	English
Dell	Anglo-Saxon	M	Hollow or valley	Old English
Deman	Anglo-Saxon	M	Man	Scandinavian
Denby	Anglo-Saxon	M	From the Danish settlement	Scandinavian
Denton	Anglo-Saxon	M	Settlement in the valley	Old English
Derian	Anglo-Saxon	M	Small rocky hill	English
Desmond	Anglo-Saxon	M	From south Munster	Irish
Devon	Anglo-Saxon	M	Poet	Irish
Devona	Anglo-Saxon	F	From Devonshire	English
Devyn	Anglo-Saxon	M	Poet	Irish
Diera	Anglo-Saxon	F	From Diera	Unknown
Dolly	Anglo-Saxon	F	Gift of God	American
Domino	Anglo-Saxon	F	Belonging to the Lord	English
Doretta	Anglo-Saxon	F	Gift of God	English
Doris	Anglo-Saxon	F	Of the sea	Greek
Dougal	Anglo-Saxon	M	Dark stranger	Scottish
Douglas	Anglo-Saxon	M	Dark stream or dark river	Scottish
Drew	Anglo-Saxon	M	Manly	English
Dudley	Anglo-Saxon	M	The people's meadow	Old English
Duke	Anglo-Saxon	M	Leader	French
Durwin	Anglo-Saxon	M	Friend of the deer	English
Durwyn	Anglo-Saxon	M	Friend of the deer	English