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Dàda: Child with knotted hairs
Dágbúrèwé: Official title of Ìdówá king (ruler).
Dáìíní: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (Abiku) means’ held on to this’
Dáìíró: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (ogbaje0 mean ‘prevent this from dying’.
Dáramólá: Handsome in addition to family honour.
Dáód`du: Nickname turned to surname- The first son and heir to the father’s title(s)
Déjì: Official title of Àkúré king .
Déwonmólè: A quarter in ile –ife, Osun State in Nigeria.
Déwonmólè: Means a place where merchants buy farm products at a cheap rate from the farmers.
Dèìndé: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child(Abikú) means ‘Come badk’Dèyìnbò: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (Abiku) means ‘Come back’
Díèkólola: Personal name means ‘wet-bred; honour is much onme’
Dòpèmú: Female Child born from an Òtúaròsùn pregnancy
Dùgbè: Name of a market in Ìbàdàn Oyó State Nigeria .
Dúródolá: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (Àbíkú) means ‘stay to have and enjoy honur’
Dúrójayé: Name give to born-to-in-die-in-infancy Child (ogbanje) means ‘stay to enjoy life’
Dúróoríkèé: Name to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (Àbíkú) means ‘stay to experience petting”
Dúrósaró: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (Abiku) means ‘Stay to operate the blacksmith shop’
Dúrósinmí: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (Àbíkú) means ‘Stay to survive me (to bury me)’
Dúrósome: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (Àbíkú) means ‘Wait and play the child’.
Dúrótoyè: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (ogbanje) means’Stay and enjoy with Chieftaincy’
Dúrówojú: Name given to born-to-die-in-infancy Child (Abiku) Means ‘Stay to look at faces (of the world)’.