61. Devorgilla

True oath, true testimony; an Anglicized form of the Gaelic Diorbhail. (DEH-VOR-GIL-LAH)

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62. Dina

A short form of Murdina (sea warrior) and Rodina (famous king). Dina is also used as an independent given name. (DINA)

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63. Donalda

World ruler; a feminine form of Donald, which is an Anglicized form of the Gaelic Domhnall (world ruler). Variations: Donella, Dolanna, Dolena, Dolina. Short: Donna, Ina, Lena, Lina. (DON-AL-DAH)

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64. Donn

Brown, brown haired; a borrowing from the Irish, Dorn is derived from the Gaelic Don (brown, brown-haired). Variatons: Don.

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65. Donnag

World ruler; a feminine diminutive form of Donald, an Anglicized form of the Gaelic Domhnall (world ruler). Short Forms: Donna. Pet Names: Doileag, Dolag, Dollag. (DON-NAH)

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66. Dorothy

True oath, true testimony; an Anglicized form of Gaelic Diorbhail.

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67. Douglas

Surname derived from the Gaelic elements dubh (black, dark) and glas (blue, green, gray; stream). Dubhglas was a common Celtic river name, and the surname might have originated to denote one who lived near the river. Short: Doug. Pet: Dougie, Duggie.

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68. Dubhghall

Dark-haired stranger; a compound name composed of the Gaelic elements dubh (dark, black) and gall (stranger). Anglicizaton: Dougal.

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69. Duff

A person with dark hair or skin; derived from Gaelic word dubb (dark, black).

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70. Eachann

Brown horse; a compound name derived from the Gaelic elements each (horse) and donn (brown). Anglicization: Hector.

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