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- Doris
- English and German name, from the Ancient Greek meaning "Dorian woman". The Dorians were a tribe from Greece. Also the name of a Greek sea goddess.
- Teresa
- From Greek word theros means "late summer".
- Tracy
- In Latin, Tracy refers to a "brave warrior", although it can also be a short form of Theresa.
- Tracey
- In Latin, Tracy refers to a "brave warrior", although it can also be a short form of Theresa.
- Darcy
- Originally a masculine name transferred from the French surname, d'Arcy, meaning "from Arcy", a town in France.
- Traci
- Thracius' place, Thracius' place.
- Tracie
- Who hails from the place of Thracius.
- Darius
- Latin form of the Persian name D?rayavahush, from d?raya meaning "to possess" and vahu, meaning "good".
- Trace
- In Latin, Tracy refers to a "brave warrior", although it can also be a short form of Theresa.
- Tressie
- A brave women from Therasia.
- Dorsey
- This name derives from the English surname, which derives from the Norman French “D’Arcy,” the French form from Arcy’s village in La Manche, Normandy. In this case, the name would refer to “one from Arcy.” Darcy (D’Arcy-O Dorchaidhe) ‘descendant of Dorchaidhe’ (dark-man, the dark one, dark-haired one). One family bearing the name d’Arcy arrived in Ireland in the early 14th century from England and settled in the country’s southeast. The other, the O Dorchaidhe, a clan who lived in county Mayo and eventually entered Galway’s town in 1595. The English translated Their name into O Dorsey and then Darcy. It is now nearly everywhere anglicized Darcy or D’Arcy, which disguises the Irish origin of the family.
- Dorris
- Latinate form of Doris, from the Ancient Greek meaning "Dorian woman".
- Daris
- Very important person, Very important person.
- Teressa
- A harvester.
- Tressa
- The numeral three from Cornish word.
- Tresa
- A strong person, name of a saint.
- Terresa
- Tereasa
- Tracee
- Warrior, Warrior.
- Taurus