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Danilo

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Danilo is an Italian, Spanish and Portuguese variant of Daniel. Daniel is an old Hebrew name and means “the lord is my judge”. It is a very popular name because of the character named Daniel in the Bible in the book of Daniel and how he was saved from the cave of lions because of his faith in God. The name became popular after the Crusades and has remained popular ever since.

Danita

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Danita is a variant of Dana. Dana originates in English language and means "from Denmark". It is derived from a surname and today can be used as both feminine and masculine given names. In other languages, especially Slavic, Dana is considered a feminine form of Daniel and thus is only used for girls. There is also an Arabic meaning of this name, "the prettiest pearl".

Dante

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Dante is an Italian name that is also quite popular in English. It is derived from the Latin word “durante” which means 'enduring or steadfast'. Dante is actually just a different form of “Durante” which was also used as a name in ancient Rome.

Danuta

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Danuta is probably a Polish variant of Danielle. Danielle originates in Hebrew language and means "God judges me". It is a feminine form of Daniel, a prophet from the Bible. The famous bearer of this name is the American writer of romantic novels and bestsellers, Danielle Steel.

Daphne

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Daphne originates in Greek language and means "laurel tree". In Greek mythology, Daphne was a nymph transformed into a laurel tree. In the English-speaking countries it was not used as a feminine given name until the beginning of the 20th century.

Daquan

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Daquan is a very unique name and is quite new. It is in fact a mixture of Chinese and English. The name Daquan is the addition of the English prefix “da” to the Chinese name “Quan” which means 'spring'.