41. Criosaidh

A follower of Christ; a Gaelic form of Chrissie, a pet form of Christina and Christine. (KRIS-SEE)

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42. Dacey

From the south (Dacie, Dacy, Dasi, Dasie)

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43. Daibhidh

Beloved; form of David.

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44. Dallas

Wise, a city in Texas

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45. Daray

Dark

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46. Deidre

Sorrow, brokenhearted; from mythology, Deidra of the sorrows (Dedra, Dee, Dee Dee, Didi)

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47. Deonaid

God is gracious; form of Seonaid, which is the Gaelic form of Janet (God is gracious). (DEH-NADE)

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48. Deorsa

Farmer; Gaelic form of George

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49. Devin

Poet (Devan, Devinne)

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50. Diarmad

A Gaelic name of uncertain derivation, Diarmad is thought to be from the elements di (without) and airmit (injunction): hence, "freeman." Anglicized forms: Dermid, Dermot, Diarmid.

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