Derwin (and Darwin) could be considered a modern English form of the Old English feminine name "Deorwynn" [in the Submitted Names Database] meaning "beloved (or dearest) joy". (Source: https://anglisc.miraheze.org/wiki/Anglish_Given_Names)Derwin could be Latinized to become "Derwina" or "Derwinna". Based on endings of other Old English feminine names ending in -wynn (like -wyn, -wynne, -wen, -wena and -wenna), I imagine that Derwynn, Derwyn, Derwynne, Derwen, Derwena and Derwenna could work as other forms. Unfortunately I can't find sources showing these though.
(Source: https://anglisc.miraheze.org/wiki/Anglish_Given_Names)
Derwin could be Latinized to become "Derwina" or "Derwinna". Based on endings of other Old English feminine names ending in -wynn (like -wyn, -wynne, -wen, -wena and -wenna), I imagine that Derwynn, Derwyn, Derwynne, Derwen, Derwena and Derwenna could work as other forms. Unfortunately I can't find sources showing these though.