Female and male first names : Jewish.

Dejanae is a unique African American name derived from 'Dejai' meaning 'to conquer' in Hebrew and 'inae', potentially from the name Jane. It signifies 'conquering with grace.'

Dejha is a distinctive girl's name with unknown Hebrew or African roots, pronounced DAY-ja.

Dejiah is a Hebrew-derived name meaning "knowledge" or "understanding," associated with wisdom and intelligence.

Dejsha is a rare Hebrew name meaning "God is my justice", reflecting divine justice and righteousness, and associated with King David's musician Asaph in the Old Testament.

DeJuan is an American variation of the Spanish name Juan, which originates from the Hebrew name Johanan or Yochanan, meaning "God is gracious" or "God's gift.

Dekesha: An African American name combining Hebrew 'Desha' (east) and Yoruba-derived 'Keisha', meaning 'what's it like?'. Popularized in late 20th-century hip-hop culture, it lacks historical significance but remains appealing due to its unique sound and cultural relevance.

Delaiah is a Hebrew-origin name meaning 'deliverance' or 'liberation', associated with freedom and redemption. It appears in the Bible's Book of Ezra and has been passed down through generations worldwide.

Delailah is a Hebrew name meaning "night watchmen," derived from the biblical daughter of King David.

Delainah is a unique name with origins in both Hebrew and Irish cultures, meaning "delicate" or "gentle," and "graceful champion" respectively.

Delanne is a captivating Hebrew female given name meaning 'to dance', gaining popularity for its melodious sound and association with gracefulness.

Delayla is a Hebrew female name meaning "gentle as a deer," derived from Hebrew words "deleylah" (doe) and "la" (like).

Delborah is a Hebrew name that means "my heart has rejoiced". It is a variant of Deborah and is typically pronounced /dɛlˈbɔːrə/.

Delbra is a Hebrew name derived from "d'vorah," meaning "bee.

Deleah is a Hebrew-derived feminine name, translating to 'delicate' or 'gentle', carrying a soft and inviting quality.

Deliah is a rare Hebrew female name meaning "night beauty," popular among Jewish communities and appreciated for its unique sound despite its biblical association with betrayal.

Delijah is a distinctive Hebrew name meaning "God is my justice" or "My God is justice".

Delila is a Hebrew name meaning 'delightful' or 'amorous', derived from the Hebrew word for 'night vigil'. It gained popularity due to its unique sound despite its biblical association with Samson's betrayer.

Delilah is a Hebrew female given name derived from "dalah", meaning "night" or "darkness". It translates to "the night has ended", symbolizing hope and optimism that even the darkest times can pass.

Delilahrose is a Hebrew-derived name composed of 'Delilah', meaning delicate or weak, and 'rose', the common flower name.

Deliliah is a Hebrew name derived from 'dillay', meaning 'delightful' or 'enchanting'.

Deliza is a unique female name of uncertain origin, with suggestions ranging from Hebrew roots to Italian influences, but no widely accepted etymology.

Delone is an unusual given name with unknown origins, no clear-cut meaning or history, and no definitive connection to any specific culture or language. It is theorized to be a variant of French-derived Delano ('from the valley') or derived from Hebrew Daniel ('God is my judge'), but neither theory has been proven conclusively. Despite its uncertain origins and rare usage today, Delone's uniqueness makes it an intriguing name choice.

Delorus is a unique, little-known given name of uncertain origin, often associated with uniqueness and mystery due to its lack of clear etymology.

Delyliah is a Hebrew-derived name meaning "doorway" or "entrance," symbolizing transition and new beginnings.

Demeshia is a Hebrew feminine given name derived from the word "demam", meaning 'blood', and is associated with strength and vitality.

Demiah is a unique, Hebrew-derived unisex name that means "silent" or "tranquil.

Demirah is a unique Hebrew name meaning 'speech' or 'beautiful singing,' associated with a character from Jewish folklore.