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Devonte

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Devonte is a combination of Devon and the suffix 'te'. Devon is a variant of Devin. Devin originates in Gaelic languages and probably means "of a little deer". It was derived from an old Irish surname and nowadays can be used as both feminine and masculine given names. Some sources also suggest its origin in Sanskrit and the meaning "from God". Devon might also be derived from the name of a county in southwestern England.

Devorah

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Devorah is a Hebrew form of Deborah. Deborah originates in Hebrew language and means "from a bee swarm". In the United States it was most popular in the middle of the 20th century, recently it rather declines. Deborah was a prophetess in the Old Testament, as well as Rebecca's nurse in the Book of Genesis.

Devrim

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Devrim originates in Turkish language and it means "revolutionary".

Dewey

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Dewey is a Welsh variant of David. David originates in Hebrew and means "adored". It has been one of the most popular masculine given names over centuries, and in different spellings all over the world. It functions as a surname as well. Throughout history it was popular with royalty. The most famous bearer is David, the second king of the United Kingdom of Israel and Jesus Christ's ancestor.

Dewitt

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Dewitt most likely originates in Dutch language and means "white complexioned". It mainly functions as a surname, as a masculine given name it is rather rare.

Dexter

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Dexter is an occupational name, denoting that the bearer is of a certain occupation, in this case the dyeing of cloth. The name derives from the Old English “dighester”, from the word “deag” which means 'dye'. Dexter is a male only term while the female term was Dyster.