Duane

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Duane is a given name for a male. In the United States this spelling is typically associated with white Southerners. It seems to have a convergent etymology from several sources.

One of its origins in the Norman "D'Wain", meaning "of Wagons". Other origins include an Old English version meaning "field" or "meadow"; in Scottish Gaelic, the name stems from 'duin' meaning "brown" or "dark".

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Dwayne - this spelling has a more specific etymology and, in the United States, is typically favoured by African-Americans, along with variants such as Dwane and DeWayne.