Lions tooth, the sunny weed/flower.

A man overly concerned with style, or "excellent."

Modern invented name, blending Daniela and Lea.

Feminine variant of Daniel, or blend of Danielle and Elle.

Modern invented name, blending Dana and the suffix "-esha."

Blend of Danielle and Vanessa, or modern invention.

Feminine diminutive of Daniel, "God is my judge."

Blend of the prefix "Da-" with Angela.

Dangerous.

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

God is my judge, short for Daniel/Danielle.

God is my judge, possibly a Russian variant of Daniela.

Close, "Near."

God is my judge, variant of Dana or Daniela.

Variant of Dana or Danna.

Variant of Daniel, or modern unisex form.

God is my judge, diminutive of Daniel/Danielle.

God is my judge, possibly a modern variant of Danan.

Son of Daniel, or "son of Dan."

Creative spelling variant of Danielle.

Pearl of wisdom (Hebrew); "Star" (Khmer); "Oak tree" (Irish).

Possessor, "Wealthy," an ancient Persian kings name.

Free from envy, or "descendant of the bard."

Likely a modern invented name, blending Darcy and Priscilla.

Pearl of wisdom, or "thistle."

From the valley of the deer.

Gift, feminine form of Darren or a Slavic name.

Likely a modern invented name.

Blend of Daria and Ariana, or elaboration of Daria.

Feminine form of Darius, "possessor of goodness."

Blend of Daria and Danielle, or feminine elaboration of Darrell.

Possessor of goodness, variant of Darius, or from a place name.

Gifted, "Rich" (Slavic); "Fruitful" (Irish, from D�ire).

Sea, "Ocean" (Persian); variant of Daria (Russian).

Absence of light, "Gloomy."

Dearly loved, diminutive of Darlene or Darling.

Variant of Darla or a blend of Darlene and Lee.

Dearly loved, from "darling."

Dearly loved, term of endearment.

Elaboration of Darla or Darlene, "little darling."

Darra

From Airelle, a French place name.

Great, "Oak tree," or from a place name.

Sight, "Vision," "New moon."

Slang for "slacker" or "barrel"; not a traditional name.

Deodar tree, a type of cedar.

Likely a modern invented name.

Sea, "Ocean" (Persian); variant of Daria (Russian).

Sea, "Oceanic," variant of Daryan.

From Airelle, a French place name.