| 3 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X Y Z |
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| dagon |
a name derived from ugaritic "dgn" meaning "grain". this was the name of a semitic god of agriculture, usually depicted with the body of a fish. |
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| dagrun |
a norwegian name from the old norse name "dagrún", which was derived from the old norse elements "dagr", meaning "day" and "rún", meaning "secret lore". |
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| daiva |
a lithuanian name from sanskrit, meaning "destiny, fate". |
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| dakota |
a name which means "friend". this is the name of a native american people of the northern mississippi valley (u.s.a.). |
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| danielle |
from the hebrew name דָנִיֵּאל (daniyyel) meaning "god is my judge". |
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| danika |
this name is from a slavic word which means "morning star". |
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| dara |
this name means "oak tree" in irish gaelic. |
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| daria |
a name derived from the persian name "dârayavahush", which was composed of the elements "dâraya", meaning "to possess", and "vahu", meaning "good". |
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| david |
a name possibly derived from the hebrew "dod", meaning "beloved". |
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| de scripto dicere |
latin - "to speak from the script".
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| deryn |
a welsh name, possibly fderived from "aderyn" meaning "bird". |
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| diana |
lithuanian, english, spanish, italian, portuguese, romanian and russian name, probably derived from an indo-european root meaning "heavenly, divine". diana was the roman goddess of the moon, hunting, forests, and childbirth, and was often identified with the greek goddess artemis. |
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| digital print |
a print made by using computers rather than chemicals. digital printmaking is used widely in contemporary fine art. ink jet printers are able to apply ink to a variety of media, and the digital printmaking process is capable of producing exceptional results for both original printmakers and for the reproduction of original works of art. because of its extended color gamut and continuous tone characteristics, digital printmaking is considered a superior technology for printing all forms of art including photography.
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| dirk |
short form of the name diederik, "dirk" is also the word for a type of dagger. although always popular in its native countries, in recent years "dirk" has become a household name across the globe thanks to german basketball genius dirk nowitzki! |
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| douglas |
anglicized form of the gaelic name "dubhghlas", which meant "dark river" (from gaelic "dubh", meaning "dark" and "glais", meaning "water, river".) douglas was originally a river name, and later became a scottish surname. the surname belonged to a powerful line of scottish earls.
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| dry point |
intaglio printing technique where the image is drawn directly into a metal plate with a diamond-pointed needle. as a result, ridges of metal are displaced, and adhere to the edges of the incised lines. this displaced metal is called burr. when the plate is inked, the ink fills the incised lines and clings to the burr. damp paper is then placed on the plate and run through a press. the pressure causes the paper to pick up ink from the incised lines and the burr, which creates the distinctively fuzzy line that this technique is known for. dry point print editions are limited because the lines on the plate tend to lose their sharpness. dry point is often used together with etching in order to soften the image. |
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| dulce |
a name which means "sweet" or "candy" in spanish. |
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