Dawe

With a name like Dawe, baby will always know where to find their soft place to land. This masculine moniker is believed to be a variant of Daw, a medieval English nickname for those called David. David means “beloved” or “uncle” in Hebrew, so it’s possible that little Dawe will feel happiest when near their relatives and friends. In Middle English, the word dawe described a “jackdaw,” a small dark-colored bird. Perhaps the jackdaw will inspire your bundle of joy to soar toward their dreams and aspirations. If Dawe’s English roots weren’t enough for baby to learn about and connect with, their name also has links to the Germanic element dau, which means “tradition.” Whether you and Dawe have your own customs or you prefer to follow those created by your ancestors, their name will remind you to hold those customs in your hearts. Dawe could also be the Anglicized form of the Irish last name Ó Deaghaidh. Meaning “descendant of Deaghadh,” “good,” and “lucky,” this title points to amazing things ahead for baby.