Dorean

Dorean is an English name likely derived as a variant of Dorian or Doreen, both of which trace back to the Greek root referring to the Dorians, an ancient Hellenic people whose name may itself connect to the Greek word for gift, doron. It may also have been influenced by the literary name Dorian, famously used by Oscar Wilde in his 1890 novel The Picture of Dorian Gray. The name remains rare in English-speaking countries. Related forms include Dorian, Doreen, and Dora.