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| Camden: Winding valley English Name Captain: He who is in charge English Name Carl: Man English Name Carlatun: From Carl's farm English Name Carleton: Peasants' settlement Derived from a surname and place name; based on Old EnglishFree men's town English Name Carlisle: Carl's island English Name Carlson: Form of Carlton 'free men's town' English Name Carlton: Form of CARLETON - Carl's town or farmer's town English Name Carlyle: Form of Carlisle - From the protected tower; from the walled city English Name Carmel: Form of Carmine - Garden English Name Carmelo: Form of Carmine - Garden English Name Carmine: Garden English Name Carnell: Defender of the castle English Name Carol: Manly, strong A Form of Charles; from Carolus, the Latinized form of the name English Name Caroll: Form of Carroll - Man English Name Carolus: Form of Carroll - Man English Name Carr: Swamp; bog English Name Carrington: Place name and surname English Name Carrol: Form of Carroll - Man English Name Carroll: Man English Name Carson: Son who lives in the swamp; son of Carr English Name Carswell: Lives at the watercress spring English Name Carter: Cart driver English Name Cartere: Drives a cart English Name Carthage: The anglicized form of the Irish Carthach, which is a Form of Caradoc The Irish St Carthach, also known as St Carthage, founded an early 7th century monastery at Lismore, County Waterford English Name Cartland: From the land between the streams English Name Cartwright: Builder of carts English Name Carvel: From the villa by the march English Name Carvell: From the villa by the march English Name Carver: Sculptor English Name Cary: Stream Cary became a popular masculine first name in mid-2Oth century because of actor Cary Grant, whose real name was Archibald Leach English Name Caryl: Form of Carroll - Man English Name Case: Bringer of peace English Name Casey: From a polish word meaning 'Proclamation of peace' A diminutive of Casirnir, Cassandra, or Catherine Popularized as a boy's name by the American folk song 'Casey Jones' English Name Cash: Diminutive of Caspar - Wealthy man English Name Casimir: From a polish word meaning 'Proclamation of peace' English Name Caspar: Wealthy man English Name Casper: Form of Caspar - Wealthy man English Name Cass: Diminutive of Caspar - Wealthy man English Name Castel: Form of Castle - Castle English Name Caster: From the Roman camp English Name Castle: Castle English Name Cater: One who caters English Name Cayle: Bold English Name Ceapmann: Merchant English Name Ceaster: Lives at the camp English Name Ceastun: Camp English Name Cecil: Blind (from the Roman clan name Caecilius) English Name Cecilio: Form of Cecil - Blind (from the Roman clan name Caecilius) English Name Cecillo: Form of Cecil - Blind (from the Roman clan name Caecilius) English Name Cecillus: Form of Cecil - Blind (from the Roman clan name Caecilius) English Name Cedric: Cedric was a character in Sir Walter Scott's 1819 novel Ivanhoe Possibly derived from a misspelling of Cerdic, a 6th-century king of Wessex, or from the Welsh Cedrych, meaning bounty-pattern English Name Cedrych: Form of Cedric - Cedric was a character in Sir Walter Scott's 1819 novel Ivanhoe Possibly derived from a misspelling of Cerdic, a 6th-century king of Wessex, or from the Welsh Cedrych, meaning bounty-pattern English Name Celdtun: From the farm by the spring English Name Celio: Form of Cecil - Blind (from the Roman clan name Caecilius) English Name Cenehard: Bold guardian English Name Cenewig: Bold warrior English Name Cenewyg: Bold warrior English Name Ceolbeorht: Seaman English Name Cetewind: From the cottage on the winding path English Name Chace: Huntsman English Name Chad: Warlike English Name Chadburn: From the wildcat brook English Name Chadburne: From the wildcat brook English Name Chadbyrne: From the wildcat brook English Name Chadd: Form of Chad - Protector; defender English form of a Welsh name meaning battle or warring English Name Chadwick: From the warrior's town Form of Chad - Protector; defender English Name Chadwik: From the warrior's town English Name Chadwyk: From the warrior's town English Name Chaise: Form of Chase - Hunter English Name Chal: Boy, son English Name Chance: Good luck; good fortune; chancellor English Name Chancellor: Secretary; chancellor English Name Chancey: Form of Chauncey - Chancellor; secretary; fortune; a gamble English Name Chandler: Candle maker English Name Chann: Young wolf English Name Channe: Young wolf English Name Channing: Church official; wise; young wolf English Name Channon: Young wolf English Name Chap: Diminutive of Chapman - Peddler; merchant English Name Chapman: Merchant English Name Chappy: Diminutive of Chapman - Peddler; merchant English Name Charles: Man (from the Old English 'ceorl') English Name Charleson: A man; Form of Carl English Name Charleston: A man; Form of Carl English Name Charleton: From Charles' farm Also a Form of Carleton - From the farmer's land English Name Charley: Diminutive of Charles - From the Old English 'ceorl' meaning man English Name Charlie: Diminutive of Charles - From the Old English 'ceorl' meaning man English Name Charlton: A Form of Carlton, meaning peasants' settlement Derived from a surname and place name based on the Old EnglishFree men's town English Name Charly: A man Form of Carl English Name Chas: Diminutive of Charles - From the Old English 'ceorl' meaning man English Name Chase: Huntsman English Name Chasen: Huntsman English Name Chatham: From the soldier's land English Name Chatwin: Warring friend English Name Chatwyn: Warring friend English Name Chaunce: Chancellor; secretary English Name Chaunceler: Chancellor English Name Chauncey: Chancellor; secretary; fortune; a gamble English Name Chauncy: Form of Chauncey - Chancellor; secretary; fortune; a gamble English Name Chay: A diminutive of Charles, from the Old English 'ceorl' meaning man Sometimes used as an independent name English Name Chayce: Huntsman English Name Chaz: A man Form of Carl English Name Chess: Camp of the soldiers English Name Chester: From an English surname and place name, but ultimately based on the Latin 'castra' meaning camp Famous people - American president Chester A Arthur English Name Cheston: Camp English Name Chet: Camp of the soldiers English Name Chetwin: From the cottage on the winding path English Name Chetwyn: From the cottage on the winding path English Name Chick: A man Form of Carl English Name Chilton: From the farm by the spring English Name Chip: Diminutive of Charles - Man (from the Old English 'ceorl') English Name Choncey: Fortune; a gamble Form of Chauncey English Name Chresta: Diminutive of Christian - Follower of Christ Chris is used as a diminutive of many masculine and feminine names beginning with Chris-, including Christian, Christina, Christine, and Christopher English Name Chris: Diminutive of Christian - Follower of Christ Chris is used as a diminutive of many masculine and feminine names beginning with Chris-, including Christian, Christina, Christine, and Christopher English Name Christiaan: Diminutive of Christian - Follower of Christ Chris is used as a diminutive of many masculine and feminine names beginning with Chris-, including Christian, Christina, Christine, and Christopher English Name Christian: Follower of Christ English Name Christianos: Diminutive of Christian - Follower of Christ Chris is used as a diminutive of many masculine and feminine names beginning with Chris-, including Christian, Christina, Christine, and Christopher English Name Christie: Diminutives of any masculine or feminine name begining with Christ-, for example Christahel, Christian, or Christopher English Name Christmas: This name is derived from the name of the Christian festival, and occasionally given to children born on Christmas Day Used as both first name and surname since the Middle Ages English Name Christof: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christofer: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christoff: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christoffer: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christoforus: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christoph: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christophe: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christopher: He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christophoros: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christos: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Christy: Diminutives of any masculine or feminine name begining with Christ-, for example Christahel, Christian, or Christopher English Name Chrystian: Diminutive of Christian - Follower of Christ Chris is used as a diminutive of many masculine and feminine names beginning with Chris-, including Christian, Christina, Christine, and Christopher English Name Chuck: A diminutive of Charles from the Old English 'ceorl' meaning man English Name Churchill: Lives at the church hill English Name Churchyll: Lives at the church hill English Name Cicero: Chick pea English Name Ciceron: Form of Cicero - Chick pea English Name Cingeswell: Lives at the king's spring English Name Cingeswiella: Lives at the king's spring English Name Cinwell: Lives at the king's spring English Name Circehyll: Lives at the church hill English Name Cis: Diminutive of Christie - Diminutives of any masculine or feminine name begining with Christ-, for example Christahel, Christian, or Christopher English Name Ciss: Diminutive of Christie - Diminutives of any masculine or feminine name begining with Christ-, for example Christahel, Christian, or Christopher English Name Cissie: Diminutive of Christie - Diminutives of any masculine or feminine name begining with Christ-, for example Christahel, Christian, or Christopher English Name Cissy: Diminutive of Christie - Diminutives of any masculine or feminine name begining with Christ-, for example Christahel, Christian, or Christopher English Name Claec: Dark English Name Claeg: Mortal English Name Claegborne: From the clay brook English Name Claegtun: Mortal English Name Claiborn: From the clay brook English Name Claiborne: Form of Clayborne - Stream by a clay bed English Name Clair: Diminutive of Clarence - Clear English Name Clarance: Form of Clarence - Clear English Name Clare: Diminutive of Clarence - Clear English Name Clarence: From the surname and place name Clare, meaning bright or clear English Name Clarey: Diminutive of Clarence - Clear English Name Clark: Derived from a surname meaning cleric or clerk Famous people - American actor Clark Gable; fictional character Clark Kent, alias Superman English Name Clarke: Cleric; secretary English Name Claud: Lame English Name Claude: Lame English Name Claudio: Lame English Name Claudius: Lame English Name Clay: Clay maker; mortal English Name Clayborne: From the clay brook English Name Claybourne: From the clay brook English Name Clayburn: From the clay brook English Name Clayten: Form of Clayton - Town by a clay bed English Name Claytin: Form of Clayton - Town by a clay bed English Name Clayton: From the clay town English Name Cleavon: Cliff English Name Clem: Diminutive of Clement - Gentle English Name Cleme: Diminutive of Clement - Gentle English Name Clemen: Form of Clement - Gentle English Name Clemens: Form of Clement - Gentle English Name Clement: Gentle English Name Clemente: Form of Clement - Gentle English Name Clementius: Form of Clement - Gentle English Name Clemento: Form of Clement - Gentle English Name Clemmie: Diminutive of Clement - Gentle English Name Clemmons: Form of Clement - Gentle English Name Clemmy: Diminutive of Clement - Gentle English Name Cleon: From the cliff English Name Clerc: Form of Clark - Scholar English Name Clerk: Form of Clark - Scholar English Name Cleve: Cliffs Abbreviation of Cleveland English Name Cleveland: From the cliffs English Name Clevon: From the cliff English Name Cliff: Form of CLIFFORD - From a steep cliff English Name Clifford: From a steep cliff English Name Cliffton: From the farm near the cliff English Name Clifland: From the cliff land English Name Clift: Diminutive of Clifton - From the town near a cliff English Name Clifton: Settlement on a cliff From an Old English surname and place name, used only occasionally as a first name English Name Cliftun: From the farm near the cliff English Name Clint: Diminutive of Clinton - Settlement on a hill, or from the headland estate English Name Clinton: Settlement on a hill, or from the headland estate From an Old English surname and place name English Name Clinttun: From the headland estate English Name Clintwood: Hillside English Name Clive: Form of CLIFFORD - From a steep cliff English Name Clyff: Diminutive of Clifford - River ford near a cliff English Name Clyfford: Form of Clifford - River ford near a cliff English Name Clyffton: From the farm near the cliff English Name Clyfland: From the cliff land English Name Clyford: Cliff-side ford English Name Clyfton: Form of Clifton - From the town near a cliff English Name Clyftun: From the farm near the cliff English Name Clynt: Diminutive of Clinton - From the town near a hill English Name Clyve: Lives at the cliffs English Name Cob: Heel English Name Cobb: Form of Cob - Heel English Name Coburn: Surname and place name English Name Coby: Form of Coburn English Name Codell: Helpful English Name Codey: Form of Cody - Cushion; helpful English Name Codi: A cushion English Name Codie: Form of Cody - Cushion; helpful English Name Cody: A cushion; Helpful English Name Cofahealh: Lives at the cave slope English Name Colan: Form of Colin - Of a triumphant people; young boy English Name Colbert: Seaman English Name Colby: Coal town English Name Cole: Diminutive of Colin - Of a triumphant people; young boy English Name Coleman: Charcoal burner English Name Colemann: Dark skinned English Name Coletun: From the dark town English Name Coley: Form of Nicholas 'people's victory' English Name Colfre: Dove English Name Colier: Charcoal merchant English Name Colin: Of a triumphant people; young boy English Name Colis: Son of the dark man English Name Collby: Form of Colby - From the dark farm English Name Colley: A surname meaning swarthy, used occasionally as a first name English Name Collier: Charcoal merchant Coal miner English Name Collin: Form of Colin - Of a triumphant people; young boy English Name Collingwood: Forest English Name Collins: Abbreviation of Nicholas 'people's victory' English Name Collis: Son of the dark man English Name Collton: Form of Colton - From a dark town Also a Form of Colston - Unknown owner of property English Name Collyer: Charcoal merchant English Name Colman: Form of Coleman - Dove; dark skinned English Name Colonel: Military rank English Name Colson: Triumphant people; people's victory English Name Colston: Unknown owner of property English Name Colt: From the dark town Diminutive of Colston - Unknown owner of property English Name Colten: Coal town English Name Colter: Horse herdsman Form of Colt - young horse;frisky English Name Coltere: Horse herdsman English Name Colton: From the dark town English Name Coltrane: Form of Colt - young horse;frisky English Name Colver: Dove English Name Colvert: Seaman English Name Colvyr: Dove English Name Colyer: Charcoal merchant English Name Colyn: Form of Colin - Of a triumphant people; young boy English Name Colys: Son of the dark man English Name Constant: Form of Constantine - Steady; stable English Name Constantin: Form of Constantine - Steady; stable English Name Constantine: Steady; stable English Name Constantino: Form of Constantine - Steady; stable English Name Constantinos: Form of Constantine - Steady; stable English Name Cony: Form of Corey - Hill hollow English Name Cook: Cook English Name Cooke: Form of Cook - Cook English Name Cooper: A barrel maker English Name Coopersmith: Barrel maker English Name Corben: Raven-haired English Name Corbet: Black-haired English Name Corbett: Raven Form of Corbet - Black-haired English Name Corbin: Raven-haired English Name Corbit: Raven Form of Corbet - Black-haired English Name Corbitt: Raven Form of Corbet - Black-haired English Name Corby: Raven-haired English Name Corbyn: Raven-haired English Name Cord: Form of Cordell 'cordmaker' English Name Cordale: Form of Cordell 'cordmaker' English Name Corday: Form of Cordell 'cordmaker' English Name Cordell: A rope maker; cordmaker English Name Corey: Hill hollow English Name Corky: Form of Corey 'Hill hollow' English Name Corley: Form of Corliss - Generous Form of Corey 'Hill hollow' English Name Corliss: Generous English Name Cornal: Form of Cornell - College; name of a town English Name Cornall: Form of Cornell - College; name of a town English Name Cornel: Form of Cornell - College; name of a town English Name Cornell: College; name of a town English Name Cornwallis: Man from Cornwall English Name Correy: Form of Corey 'Hill hollow' English Name Corrick: Form of Corey 'Hill hollow' English Name Cort: Courtier; court attendant English Name Cortland: Courtier; court attendant English Name Cortlandt: Form of Courtland - Farm land English Name Cortney: Form of Courtney - Lives in the court English Name Corvin: Raven-haired English Name Corwan: Friend of the heart English Name Corwin: Friend of the heart English Name Corwine: Friend of the heart English Name Corwyn: Friend of the heart English Name Corwynn: Form of Corwin - Heart's friend English Name Cory: Hill; hollow English Name Corydon: Ready for battle/war English Name Coryell: Wears a helmet English Name Costa: Diminutive of Constantine - Steady; stable English Name Coty: Form of Cody - Cushion; helpful English Name Coulson: Triumphant people English Name Coulter: Form of Colt - young horse;frisky English Name Court: Courtier; court attendant English Name Courtenay: Courtier; court attendant English Name Courtland: Dweller in court English Name Courtlandt: Form of Courtland - Farm land English Name Courtnay: Form of Courtney - Lives in the court English Name Courtney: Courtier; court attendant English Name Covell: Lives at the cave slope English Name Covyll: Lives at the cave slope English Name Coy: Forest English Name Crandal: Form of Crandall - Crane valley English Name Crandall: From the crane valley English Name Crandell: From the crane valley English Name Cranleah: From the crane meadow English Name Cranleigh: Form of Cranley - Crane meadow English Name Cranley: From the crane meadow English Name Cranly: From the crane meadow English Name Cranston: From the crane estate English Name Cranstun: From the crane estate English Name Crawford: From the crow's ford English Name Crayton: Form of Creighton - Rocky town English Name Creed: Belief; guiding principle English Name Creighton: Lives at the creek town English Name Creketun: Lives at the creek town English Name Crespin: Curly-haired The 3rd century martyr St Crispin is known as patron of shoemakers English Name Cresswell: Watercress river English Name Creswell: Form of Cresswell - Watercress river English Name Crichton: From the town by the creek English Name Cris: Diminutive of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart Diminutive of Christian - Follower of Christ English Name Crispin: Curly-haired The 3rd century martyr St Crispin is known as patron of shoemakers English Name Cristobal: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Cristoforo: Form of Christopher - He who holds Christ in his heart English Name Croften: From the enclosed town English Name Crofton: Cottage town; from the enclosed town English Name Crombwiella: Lives by the winding stream English Name Crompton: From the winding farm English Name Cromwell: Lives by the winding stream English Name Crosbey: Form of Crosby - By the cross English Name Crosbie: Form of Crosby - By the cross English Name Crosby: By the cross English Name Crosland: Literally 'cross land' English Name Croslea: Form of Crosley - Meadow with a cross English Name Crosleah: From the cross meadow English Name Crosleigh: From the cross meadow English Name Crosley: From the cross meadow English Name Crosly: From the cross meadow English Name Crossland: Form of Crosland - Literally 'cross land' English Name Crossley: Form of Crosley - Meadow with a cross English Name Crowther: Fiddle player English Name Croydon: Surname and place-name English Name Cuithbeart: Form of Cuthbert - Famous English Name Cuithbrig: Form of Cuthbert - Famous English Name Culbart: Seaman English Name Culbert: Seaman English Name Culley: Diminutive of Culver - Dove English Name Cully: Diminutive of Culver - Dove English Name Culver: Dove English Name Cupere: Barrel maker English Name Curt: A diminutive of Curtis, meaning courteous, or an alternative spelling of Kurt or Cort English Name Curtis: Polite; courteous English Name Curtiss: Courteous See also Curt English Name Cuthbeorht: Noted splendor English Name Cuthbert: From the Old English 'cuth' meaning famous, and 'beorth' meaning bright English Name Cutler: Makes knives English Name Cwentun: From the queen's estate English Name Cy: Master, lord A diminutive of Cyril or Cyrus English Name Cyd: Variant abbreviation of Sydney, meaning From St Denis English Name Cydney: Form of Sydney From St Denis English Name Cyneleah: Lives in the royal meadow English Name Cyneley: Lives in the royal meadow English Name Cyneric: Royal English Name Cynerik: Royal English Name Cynhard: Bold guardian English Name Cyning: Royal English Name Cynric: Royal English Name Cynrik: Royal English Name Cyril: Master; lord English Name Cyrill: Master; lord English Name Dace: Of the nobility English Name Dacey: Of the nobility English Name Dacian: Of the nobility English Name Dack: Reference to the French town Dax English Name Dael: Lives in the valley English Name Daelan: Rhyming Form of Waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers English Name Dagwood: Bright wood; from the bright one's forest English Name Dain: Form of Dane - Brook Also from the surname Dane, meaning 'From Denmark' English Name Daine: Form of Dane 'from Denmark' English Name Dal: Diminutive of Dale - Lives in a dale/valley English Name Dalbert: Bright one; proud English Name Dale: Lives in the valley Surname English Name Dalen: Rhyming Form of Waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers English Name Daley: Lives in the valley English Name Dallin: Proud English Name Dallton: Form of Dalton - Dale town; valley town English Name Dalten: Form of Dalton - Dale town; valley town English Name Dalton: Valley farm English Name Dalwin: Form of Delvin - Friend; good friend English Name Dalwyn: Form of Delvin - Friend; good friend English Name Daly: Form of Dale - Lives in a dale/valley English Name Dalyn: Rhyming Form of Waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers English Name Dana: From Denmark Also a form of Daniel, meaning God has judged, God is judge, or God will judge English Name Dane: From Denmark English Name Danforth: Place name in Britain English Name Danon: Form of Dane 'from Denmark' English Name Danvin: Form of Darwin - Friend English Name Dar: Diminutive of Darby - Place where deer graze English Name Daran: Great English Name Darb: Diminutive of Darby - Place where deer graze English Name Darby: Deer Park, from the surname and place name Derby Also 'Without envy' English Name DArcy: Derived from a surname introduced into Britain during the Norman Conquest, based on the the French place name Arcy English Name Darcy: Derived from a surname introduced into Britain during the Norman Conquest, based on the the French place name Arcy English Name Darek: Gifted ruler From Theodoric English Name Darel: Form of Darrell 'open' English Name Daren: Great English Name Darence: Blend of Darell and Clarence English Name Dariel: Form of Darrel 'open' English Name Dariell: Form of Darrel 'open' English Name Darik: Form of Darrick - Ruler of the land English Name Darin: Great English Name Darnal: Form of Darnell - Hiding place; hidden area English Name Darnall: Form of Darnell - Hiding place; hidden area English Name Darneil: Hidden English Name Darnel: Form of Darnell - Hiding place; hidden area English Name Darnell: Hidden nook English Name Darold: Blend of Daryl and Harold or Gerald English Name Daron: Great English Name Darrance: Blend of Darell and Clarence English Name Darrel: Form of DARYL - Dear, beloved English Name Darrell: Darling, dearly loved, from the Old english 'deorling' English Name Darren: Great Origin uncertain English Name Darrence: Blend of Darell and Clarence English Name Darrick: Ruler of the land English Name Darrik: Form of Darrick - Ruler of the land English Name Darrill: Darling, dearly loved, from the Old english 'deorling' English Name Darrin: Great English Name Darrol: Darling, dearly loved, from the Old english 'deorling' English Name Darrold: Blend of Daryl and Harold or Gerald English Name Darroll: Form of Darrel 'open' English Name Darron: Great English Name Darryl: Darling, from the Old english 'deorling' Also a Form of Darrell English Name Darryll: Darling, dearly loved, from the Old english 'deorling' English Name Darryn: Great English Name Darton: From the deer park English Name Darvell: Town of eagles English Name Darvin: Blend of Daryl and Marvin English Name Darwin: Dear friend Nineteenth-century naturalist Charles Darwin was the first major exponent of human evolution English Name Darwyn: Form of Derwin - Good friend English Name Daryl: Darling, dearly loved, from the Old english 'deorling' English Name Daryle: Form of Darrell English Name Daryll: Darling, dearly loved, from the Old english 'deorling' English Name Dave: Form of DAVID - Beloved English Name Daveon: Form of David 'beloved' English Name Davian: Form of David 'beloved' English Name Davidson: Surname Form of David 'beloved' English Name Davidsone: David's son English Name Daviel: Form of David 'beloved' English Name Davion: Form of David 'beloved' English Name Daviot: Form of David 'beloved' English Name Davis: David's son English Name Davison: David's son Surname English Name Davy: Beloved or friend A diminutive of David English Name Dawson: David's son Surname English Name Dax: Water English Name Daxton: Reference to the French town Dax English Name Daylan: Rhyming Form of Waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers English Name Dayle: Lives in the valley English Name Daylen: Rhyming Form of Waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers English Name Daylin: Rhyming Form of Waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers English Name Daylon: Rhyming Form of Waylon - a historical blacksmith with supernatural powers English Name Dayne: Form of Dane - Brook Also from the surname Dane, meaning 'From Denmark' English Name Dayner: Form of Dane 'from Denmark' English Name Dayson: Surname Form of David 'beloved' English Name Dayton: Day town; light town English Name Deacon: Dusty one; servant English Name Deagmund: Bridge protector English Name Deakin: Dusty one; servant English Name Dealbeorht: Proud English Name Dealbert: Proud English Name Dean: From a surname derived from the Old English 'denu', meaning valley English Name Deane: Form of Dean - from the valley English Name Deanne: From the dene English Name Dearborn: From the deer brook English Name Dearbourn: Form of Dearborn - Deer river English Name Dearbourne: From the deer brook English Name Deavon: Form of the English county name Devon English Name Decker: Roofer English Name Dedrick: Gifted ruler Form of Diederick English Name Dee: A diminutive of any name beginning with D, also frequently used as an independent name English Name Deems: Judge's son English Name Deerborn: Form of Dearborn - Deer river English Name Deerward: Guardian of the deer English Name Deke: Dusty one; servant English Name Dekel: Dusty one; servant English Name Dekle: Dusty one; servant English Name Del: Form of Dell - Valley English Name Delavan: Form of Delvin - Friend; good friend English Name |