Of Jesus.

Pleasant, "One who pleases."

Modern invented name, likely a unique creation.

Short for names like Delbert, Delilah, or Delaney.

God has drawn up, "Yahweh has delivered."

From the alder grove, or a type of wool.

Likely a topographic surname, "of the air" or "from the lair."

Beloved of the heart, "Adornment of the heart."

Captivating, "Hearts ease."

Of the rose.

From Delaware, the state and river, named for Lord De La Warr.

Of the lion, "Lions."

Dolphin, feminine of Delfino.

From Delos, the sacred island of Artemis.

Likely a variant of Delicia or a modern invented spelling.

Delight, "Pleasure."

Delicate, "Weak," "Languishing."

Likely short for "delicia" (delight) or a modern invention.

The shining one, "Luminous," a dwarf associated with the dawn.

Short for Adelma or Fidelma, meaning "noble protector" or "of the sea."

From the shore, "Of the sorrows," or variant of Delores.

From Delphi, the ancient site of the oracle.

From Delphi, "Dolphin," feminine elaboration.

Dolphin, feminine of Delphinus.

The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet (?); river mouth.

Virtuous, "Wise," possibly a transliteration.

Pretty, "Neat."

Demand, "Request."

Modern invented name, likely blending De- and Darius.

Peace.

Earth mother, goddess of the harvest.

Variant of Demeter, "earth mother."

Follower of Demeter, "Of Demeter."

Possibly "of the people," from "demos."

Judgment, "Vindicated," variant of Dinah or Dean.

Variant of Danae or a modern invented spelling.

The high one, "Great one," a mountain in Alaska.

Modern invented name, likely a unique creation.

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Denise or a unique creation.

The sturdy cotton fabric from N�mes.

Follower of Dionysus, feminine of Denis.

Modern invented name, blending Denise with the suffix "-isha."

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Juanita or a blend with Denise.

Morning star, "Venus."

Sea.

Possibly a variant of Donna or Dana, or a modern invention.

Son of Dennis.

Follower of Dionysus, diminutive of Dennis or Denise.

From the Dane ford, or "green valley."

Of Zeus, short for Deondre or Dion.