41. Dougal

Dark-haired stranger; Anglicized form of the Gaelic Dubhghall and Dughall, names meaning "dark-haired stranger." Variations: Dugald, Dugal. Pet Names: Dougie.

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42. Dream

Dream

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43. Drew

Originally used as short form of Andrew (manly).Now commonly being used as an independent given name.

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44. Dudely

People's meadow

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45. Duncan

Brown warrior; an anglicized form of the Gaelic Donnchadh (brown warrior). The name was borne by a 7th-century saint who was abbot of the monastery on the isle of lona. Pet names: Dunky.

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46. Edmund

Wealthy protection; derived from the Old English Eadmund (wealthy protection), a name composed of the elements ead (prosperity, riches, fortune) and mund (hand, protection). Short names: Ed. Pet names: Eddie, Eddy.

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47. Edward

Guardian of the riches; derived from the Old English Eadweard, a compound name composed of the elements ead (riches, prosperity, fortune) and weard (guardian, protector). Short Names: Ed, Ned, Ted. Pet names: Eddie, Eddy.

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48. Edwin

Friend who is wealthy

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49. Ejaice

Our contributor says: It is my best friend's initials EJC. You can incorporate anyone's initials in if you would like

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50. Ellar

Worker in a cellar; an anglicized form of Eallair, a Gaelic name de rived from Ceallair (worker in a cellar). (EL-LAR)

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