| Name |
|
Origin |
|
Meaning |
| Dwerryhouse |
|
Irish
|
| Local: At the dwyer-house, from resid... |
| Dwight |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dionisia. It could be a co... |
| Dwyer |
|
Irish
|
| The dyer. Evidently an early provinci... |
| Dyack |
|
Irish
|
| Name DYACK is a Latin spelling of its... |
| Dyason |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dionisia, a modification o... |
| Dyce |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Diss, a parish in county No... |
| Dye |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dionisia, from the nicknam... |
| Dyer |
|
Irish
|
| Occuational: The dyer, from 'deyen,' ... |
| Dyerson |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dionisia, a modification o... |
| Dyet |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dionisia, from nickname Dy... |
| Dyett |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dionisia, from nickname Dy... |
| Dykar |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Dyke |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of the dike or dikes, i.e. ban... |
| Dykehouse |
|
Irish
|
| Local: At the dike-house, i.e. the ho... |
| Dykeman |
|
Irish
|
| The dikeman, a hedger or ditcher. |
| Dyker |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Dykes |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of the dike or dikes, i.e. ban... |
| Dymock |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Dymock, a parish in county ... |
| Dymoke |
|
Irish
|
| Local: Of Dymock, a parish in county ... |
| Dymond |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dymond. The variation '-me... |
| Dynahan |
|
Irish
|
| |
| Dyot |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dionisia, from nickname Dy... |
| Dyott |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dionisia, from nickname Dy... |
| Dysart |
|
Irish
|
| Local: A parish in Fifeshire, Scotlan... |
| Dyson |
|
Irish
|
| The son of Dionosia, from the nicknam... |
| Dyster |
|
Irish
|
| The dyster, a dyer. |
