The first name Dale is of English, Norse, German, Teutonic origin. It is often a boy or girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

English: Small Valley (Dalena, Dael, Daly, Daelyn)

English: Lives in the Valley. Small Valley. Surname

Norse: A Valley

German: Valley

English: Lives in the Valley. Surname

Teutonic: Dwells in the Dale

Teutonic: Dweller in the Dale

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Aandaleeb  (Hindu)
Bluebird

Adalene  (French)
Variant of Adela

Ardaleah  (English)
From the Home Lover's Meadow

Caindale  (English)
From the Clear River Valley

Cordale  (English)
Variant of Cordell 'Cordmaker.'

Dal  (English)
Diminutive of Dale: Lives in a Dale/Valley

Daleel  (Muslim)
Variant of Dalil: Conductor. Guide

Dalek  (Czech)
Variant of Dalibor: Fighting Far Away

Dalen  (English)
Rhyming Variant of Waylon - a Historical Blacksmith With Supernatural Powers

Dalena  (English)
Small Valley. Abbreviation of Madeline

Dalene  (English)
Small Valley. Abbreviation of Madeline

Dalenna  (English)
Small Valley. Abbreviation of Madeline

Daley  (Irish)
Variant of Daly: Gather Together

Daley  (English)
Lives in the Valley

Dallas  (Scottish)
From the Dales; the Valley Meadows. Name of a Texas City

Dallas  (Scottish)
Of the Dales, a City in the State of Texas in the United States of America

Dallin  (Celtic/Gaelic)
From the Dale

Dallis  (Scottish)
From the Dales; the Valley Meadows

Dallon  (English)
From Dale, a Valley

Dallton  (English)
Variant of Dalton: Dale Town; Valley Town

Dalten  (English)
Variant of Dalton: Dale Town; Valley Town

Dalton  (English)
From the Farm in the Dale

Daly  (English)
Variant of Dale: Lives in a Dale/Valley

Edalene  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Noble, King

Glansdale  (Shakespearean)
'Henry Vi, Part ' Sir William Glansdale

Glendale  (Gaelic)
Valley

Idalee  (American)
From Ida and Lee

Idalia  (American)
From Idalee

Kendale  (English)
Royal Valley. Surname Referring to Kent in England

Kordale  (English)
Cordmaker. Surname

Madalen  (Hebrew)
From the Tower

Madalen  (Basque)
Woman of Magdala (Maialen, Malen, Matxalen)

Madalena  (Spanish)
Bitter; Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine

Madalene  (French)
Woman from Magdala. Variant of Madeleine

Maddalen  (German)
Magnificent

Maddalena  (German)
Magnificent

Maddalene  (German)
Magnificent

Madeline  (Hebrew)
Woman from Magdala (Maddy, Madelon, Madelyn, Madelene, Magda, Magdalena)

Magda  (Slavic)
Abbreviation of Magdalena.Woman from Magdala. Reference to Biblical Mary Magdalene

Magda  (German)
German Diminutive of Magdalene: Woman of Magdala. 'Maiden'. Reference to Biblical Mary Magdalene

Magdalen  (Spanish)
Bitter. Woman from Magdala. The Biblical Mary Magdalene Came from Magdala Area Near the Sea of Galilee

Magdalen  (Hebrew)
From the Tower

Magdalen  (Greek)
High Tower

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