About Darren
I would like to know if any of you, wizards, know something more consistent about the name Darren. I know that the web site says
-The meaning of this name is not known for certain. It could be from an Irish surname (which possibly means "great") or it could be a variation of DARRYL-
But I wonder if there is anything more specific about the origin and etymology to such a great name, that someone could fill me in with.
a zillion thanks!!
-The meaning of this name is not known for certain. It could be from an Irish surname (which possibly means "great") or it could be a variation of DARRYL-
But I wonder if there is anything more specific about the origin and etymology to such a great name, that someone could fill me in with.
a zillion thanks!!
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DARREN m English
Pronounced: DER-en
"Little Oak Tree" (Irish), rocks (?)
Darren great, rocky hill Gaelic, Old English
Darren is irish "small and great" and greek "wealthy". It can also be a familiar form of Dorian "child of the sea".
Your name of Darren gives you a clever mind, good business judgment, a sense of responsibility, and an appreciation of the finer things of life. You are serious-minded and not inclined to make light of things even in little ways, and in your younger years you had more mature interests than others your age. Home and family mean a great deal to you and it is natural that you should desire the security of a peaceful, settled home environment where you can enjoy the companionship of family and friends. Whatever you set out to accomplish you do your very best to complete in accordance with what you consider to be right. In the home you assume your responsibilities capably, having the self-confidence to form your own opinions and make your own decisions. Others can rely on you; once you have given your word you will do your utmost to fulfill a responsibility. However, there is a tendency to be a little too independent in your thinking and it is difficult for you to accept the help of others when you should. Due to your strong sense of responsibility, you could experience worry and mental turmoil through assuming more responsibility than you should. Friction could arise through others feeling that you were interfering with their rights and privileges, even though you are only trying to help.