A brand name for bottled water created by The Coca-Cola Company.

Variant of Dasha, short for Daria.

Short for Daria, "possessor of goodness."

Modern invented name, blending Dasha with the suffix "-ania."

One who moves quickly, or a reindeer name.

Blend of David and Catherine, or variant of Katherine.

Variant of the surname Daugherty, "descendant of the doer/maker."

Beloved, short form of Davina or variant of Ava.

Possibly a variant of Devan or a modern invention.

Modern invented spelling of Davy or Davey.

Descendant of the bard, or variant of Devaney.

Market town on the river Dane, from a place name.

Feminine diminutive of David, "beloved."

From Avignon, a French place name.

From the town, "From �vila."

Beloved (Hebrew); "Bright" (Irish, from Damh�n).

Modern invented name, blending David and Yvonne.

Jackdaw, a type of bird, or a diminutive of David.

Son of David, or "son of Daw."

Modern invented name, blending Dawn with the suffix "-drell."

Daylight, "Time of light."

Variant of Diana, "divine," or Persian "kind."

Likely a modern invented name, popularized by Miss Universe Dayanara Torres.

Modern invented name, blending Day and Lynn.

Modern invented name, blending Day and Lyn, or variant of Daelin.

Bright town, "Ditch town," from a place name.

From Daytona Beach, Florida.

Modern invented name, combining the prefix "De" with Asia.

Goddess.

Divine, "Valley," variant of Diana or Dean.

Feminine form of Deandre, or blend of De- and Andrea.

Divine, variant of Diane or Deanna.

True desire, "Poets desire."

Bee, diminutive of Deborah.

Variant of Debbie.

Bee, variant of Deborah.

The tenth month, from the Latin "decem" (ten).

Tenth, one of the three Fates (Parcae).

Little light, "Lamp."

Light of the lamp, "Illuminator."

Laurel, "Bay tree."

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

Man-destroyer, "Hostile to husband."

Sorrowful, "Raging," variant of Deirdre.

Possibly related to "deimantas" (diamond).

Modern invented name, likely blending Deion and Andre.

Daughter of the poet, "True desire."

Sorrowful, "Raging," variant of Deirdre.

Already, from the phrase "d�j� vu."

Modern invented name, blending Deja and the suffix "-nae."