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- Deleyza
- Dalayza
- Dallis
- One from the Dales.
- Tellis
- Delos
- Name of a place in Greece, Name of a place in Greece.
- Delsie
- One who has taken God as his oath.
- Dulcey
- Dalissa
- Form of Delicia, which is from the Latin name Delicius, which comes from deliciae, meaning "delight, pleasure".
- Dlisa
- Delissa
- They have taken God as their vow.
- Dalis
- Draws water.
- Daleiza
- Daleisa
- Tulsa
- Talus
- A robot, a mechanical man, A robot, a mechanical man.
- Diellza
- Sun
- Dilys
- From the Welsh meaning "genuine" or "sincere".
- Tallis
- Woodland
- Talis
- This name is of Latvian origin, composed of two elements: the “tāls” (far) (Lithuanian: tolùs, Old Prussian: tālis, tāls, Old Church Slavonic: toli “толи”) plus “valdīt” (to govern, to rule, to dominate, to reign). In turn the name means “the one who observes”.
- Dolce
- This name derives from the Medieval Latin “dulce > dulcis,” meaning “sweet, candy, pleasant, pleasing,” cognate with Ancient Greek “glukús (γλυκύς). Fra Dolcino (1250–1307) was an Italian radical Christian preacher burnt at stake in 1307 and often described as being a heretic inspired by the Franciscan theories. Dulcinea is a fictional character who is referred to (but does not appear) in Miguel de Cervantes’ novel Don Quixote. Seeking the traditions of the knights-errant of old, Don Quixote finds a true love whom he calls Dulcinea. She is a simple peasant in his home town, but Quixote imagines her to be the most beautiful of all women.