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Dryden

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Dryden is a Scottish name, derived from the Anglo-Saxon “dryge” which means “dry” and “denu” which means “valley”.

Drystan

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Drystan is a Welsh variant of Tristan. Tristan originates in Old French language and means "filled with sadness". Tristan is a famous character from the Tristan and Isolde story. Tristan is supposed to pick Isolde in Ireland and bring her to Cornwall so she can marry King Mark. Instead, Tristan and Isolde fall in love which ends up in tragedy. The story has inspired many artists throughout history, including Richard Wagner and his opera Tristan and Isolde, as well as Kevin Reynolds and his 2006 film Tristan & Isolde.

Du

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Du is a Portuguese diminutive of Edward. Edward originates in Old English and means "wealthy guard". It has been one of the most popular masculine given names over centuries and in different spellings all over the world. Popular with aristocracy, it was borne by several kings of England. Lately, its popularity in the United States has declined.

Duana

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Duana originates in Gaelic languages and means "coming from darkness". It is most likely a feminine form of Duane, ultimately derived from an old Irish surname. As a feminine given name, Duana is very rare in the United States.

Duane

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Duane is an English and Irish name that is derived from the Gaelic given name “Dubhan” which itself was derived from the word “dubh” which meant dark with a diminutive suffix “an”added to it.

Duangkamol

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Duangkamol originates in Thai language and it means "from the heart".