Playful Names

from the cork tree, or a nickname for someone lively

follower of Christ

follower of Christ

young animal, especially a bear, lion, or wolf

Possibly a modern phonetic spelling, or a diminutive of Cynthia

from Kynthos; moon goddess

father (colloquial)

my turn, my rotation

day's eye (a flower)

Day's eye and God is gracious

day's eye (daisy) and famous warrior (Lou)

day's eye, pearl, or beloved

Day's eye (a flower)

God is my judge

from Arcy

from Arcy; the fifth month

gift of God

beloved, friend

beloved, friend

beloved

day's eye (flower)

bee

bee

bee; short for Deborah

Diminutive of names beginning with 'D', often D-D names like Deirdre or Diana.

delicate, languishing, or nightingale; ray of light

Noble; short form of names like Adeline or Delia

from Delphi; dolphin

half

follower of Dionysus, devoted to God

Festive, fun, and merrymaker

valley

follower of Dionysius; from the valley

desired, or from Desmond (South Munster)

powerful ruler (diminutive of Richard)

powerful ruler

ruler of the people

supplanter

diminutive of names like Delia, Cordelia, or Dorothy

diminutive of names beginning with 'Dil-' or 'Del-'

a small indentation or hollow place, especially in the cheek

diminutive suffix, often from names like Bernardino or Claudino

Diminutive of Dennis or Bernard

from the town of Isigny-sur-Mer

tenth

a modern invented name, possibly a blend of 'Jay' and 'Aidan' or 'Jaden'

jazz music

joy, delight