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My Names	Name	Origin	Meaning
[+] Add	Deonne	English	Variant of Diana: divine.
[+] Add	Deonta	English	enduring
[+] Add	Deontae	English	enduring
[+] Add	Deonte	English	enduring
[+] Add	Deoradhain	Irish	Exile.
[+] Add	Deorsa	Gaelic	Farmer.
[+] Add	Deorsa	Scottish	Farmer.
[+] Add	Deortun	English	From the deer park.
[+] Add	Deorward	English	Guardian of the deer.
[+] Add	Deorwine	English	Friend of the deer.
[+] Add	Dequan	English	lasting
[+] Add	Dera	African	Historical meaning unknown
[+] Add	Dera	Welsh	Fiend.
[+] Add	Derald	English	Blend of Daryl and Harold or Gerald.
[+] Add	Derartu	African	Flower (Oromifa).
[+] Add	Derbe	Biblical	A sting. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name]
[+] Add	Derbe	Biblical	A sting. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name]
[+] Add	DerbForgaill	Scottish	Servant of Dervor.
[+] Add	Derby	English	Deer Park, from the surname and place name Derby. Also 'Without envy.'
[+] Add	Derby	Irish	Diminutive of Diarmait: Free from envy.
[+] Add	Derby	Norse	From Denmark.
[+] Add	Derby	Scottish	Free man.
[+] Add	Derby	Shakespearean	'Henry VI, Part 2' Sir John Stanley. 'King Henry the Sixth, Part III' Sir William Stanley. 'King Richard III' Lord Stanley, called also Earl of Derby.
[+] Add	Dercetas	Shakespearean	'Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Mark Antony.
[+] Add	Derebourne	English	From the deer brook.
[+] Add	Dereck	English	Variant of Derek: Leader.
[+] Add	Dereck	German	Gifted ruler. From Theodoric.
[+] Add	Deredere	Scottish	Complete wanderer; sorrow. Deirdre was the tragic heroine of an old Irish legend, the ward of King Conchobor, ancestor of Clan O'Connor. She fell in love and fled to England with Naoise; later when they returned, her lover was killed and she died on his grave.
[+] Add	Dereje	African	He has evolved (Amharic, Ethiopia).
[+] Add	Derek	English	Gifted ruler. People ruler. Variant of the Old German TheodoricFamous bearer: Derrick was a 17th century hangman at Tyhurn, whose name became synonymous with 'gallows' and now refers to a type of crane.'Gifted ruler.' From Theodoric.

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