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Dantae  (Italian)
Enduring. The Poet Dante Alighieri Wrote the Divine Comedy With Its Graphic Description of Medieval Hell Known As 'Dante's Inferno.'

Dantae  (Spanish)
Enduring. The Poet Dante Alighieri Wrote the Divine Comedy With Its Graphic Description of Medieval Hell Known As 'Dante's Inferno.'

Dante  (Italian)
A Diminutive of Durante, the Italian Form of Durand Meaning Enduring. Famous Bearer: the Poet Dante Alighieri Wrote 'The Divine Comedy' With Its Graphic Description of Medieval Hell Known As 'Dante's

Dante  (Western)
An Italian Poet Famous for 'The Divine Comedy'--a Journey Through Hell and Purgatory and Paradise Guided by Virgil and His Idealized Beatrice (1265-1321). Origin: Latin

Dante  (Spanish)
Enduring. The Poet Dante Alighieri Wrote the Divine Comedy With Its Graphic Description of Medieval Hell Known As 'Dante's Inferno.'

Dante  (Latin)
Variant of Durand: Enduring

Dante  (Latin)
Lasting

Dantel  (Italian)
Enduring. The Poet Dante Alighieri Wrote the Divine Comedy With Its Graphic Description of Medieval Hell Known As 'Dante's Inferno.'

Dantel  (Spanish)
Enduring. The Poet Dante Alighieri Wrote the Divine Comedy With Its Graphic Description of Medieval Hell Known As 'Dante's Inferno.'

Danton  (English)
From the Name Dante

Daph  (Greek)
Diminutive of Daphne: Bay Tree, or Laurel Tree. The Greek Mythological Nymph Daphne Was Rescued from the Unwanted Attentions of the God Apollo by Being Turned into a Laurel Bush. Famous Bearer: Britis

Daphne  (Greek)
Bay Tree, or Laurel Tree. The Greek Mythological Nymph Daphne Was Rescued from the Unwanted Attentions of the God Apollo by Being Turned into a Laurel Bush. Famous Bearer: British Author Daphne Du Mau

Daunte  (Italian)
Enduring. The Poet Dante Alighieri Wrote the Divine Comedy With Its Graphic Description of Medieval Hell Known As 'Dante's Inferno.'

Daunte  (Spanish)
Enduring. The Poet Dante Alighieri Wrote the Divine Comedy With Its Graphic Description of Medieval Hell Known As 'Dante's Inferno.'

Diamante  (English)
Of High Value; Brilliant. The Precious Diamond Stone

Diega  (Spanish)
Feminine Form of Diego: Supplanter

Diego  (Spanish)
Hispanic Version of James: Supplanter; He That Replaces. Famous Bearer: Famed Mexican Artist Diego Rivera

Dontae  (English)
Contemporary Phonetic Variant of Dante 'Enduring.'

Dontae  (Latin)
Variant of Dante: Everlasting

Dontay  (English)
Contemporary Phonetic Variant of Dante 'Enduring.'

Dontaye  (English)
Contemporary Phonetic Variant of Dante 'Enduring.'

Donte  (English)
Contemporary Phonetic Variant of Dante 'Enduring.'

Donte  (Latin)
Variant of Dante: Everlasting

Dontell  (English)
Contemporary Phonetic Variant of Dante 'Enduring.'

Dontrell  (English)
Contemporary Phonetic Variant of Dante 'Enduring.'

Duante  (Irish)
Dark. Many Irish and Scottish Names Have the Meaning 'Dark' or 'Black.'

Duante  (African American)
Wagon Maker

Dulcinea  (Latin)
Sweet. Sweetness. Dulcinea Was the Name Created by Cervantes's Don Quixote for His Idealized Lady

Dunstan  (English)
Hill of Stone, from the Old English 'Dun' Meaning Hill, and Stan Meaning Stone. Famous Bearer: Th Century St Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury

Durante  (Italian)
Enduring. The Italian Form of the Latin Durand

Durante  (English)
Firm; Enduring

Durante  (French)
Firm; Enduring

Dymtrus  (Ukrainian)
Ukrainian Form of James 'supplanter'

Geoffrey  (German)
Derived from One of Three Old German Names, Meaning District, Traveler, or Peaceful Pledge. Famous Bearer: Geoffrey Plantagenet Was Father to King Henry Ii; Geoffrey Cbaucer Wrote 'The Canterbury Tale

Giacomo  (Italian)
Supplanter

Giacomo  (Italian)
The Supplanter

Hagop  (Armenian)
Supplanter

Halloesh  (Biblical)
Saying Nothing; an Enchanter

Hamish  (Gaelic)
Supplanter; a Gaelic Form of James and Jacob. (Hay-mish)

Iago  (Latin)
Supplanter

Iago  (Welsh)
Supplanter. Can Be Either a Variant of James or Jacob. Associated With the Wicked Iago in Shakespeare's 'Othello'

Iago  (Spanish)
Supplanter. Spanish Form of Jacob. Associated With the Wicked Iago in Shakespeare's 'Othello'

Iakovos  (Hebrew)
Supplanter

Iris  (Latin)
Diminutive of Beatrice F: a Variant of Beatrix Meaning Bringer of Joy. in the Divine Comedy, Beatrice Was Dante's Guide Through Paradise, Perhaps Inspired by Beatrice Portinari Who Was Dante's Earlies

Jaakobah  (Biblical)
Supplanter; Deceiver; the Heel

Jaap  (Hebrew)
Supplanter

Jacalyn  (French)
Feminine of Jacques Derived from James and Jacob. Supplanter. She Grasps the Heel

Jack  (Hebrew)
Supplanter

Jackie  (French)
Diminutive of Jacqueline: Supplanter. Feminine Form of Jacques (Jacob). Introduced into Britain in the Th Century

Jacky  (French)
Diminutive of Jacqueline: Supplanter. Feminine Form of Jacques (Jacob). Introduced into Britain in the Th Century

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