Dylana
Introduction
a name of uncertain origin, often associated with the goddess Danu in Celtic mythology
Background Story
The name Dylana might be derived from the Welsh name Dylana, which is associated with the goddess of water and rivers, or it could be linked to the word 'dylan,' meaning 'son of the sea' in Welsh. The aesthetic appeal of the name has made it popular in various cultures.
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