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Darline is a Germanized form of the English and French name Darlene. The meaning of the name is 'the darling', 'the beloved', or 'the treasure', which is derived from the English word darling.
What does the name Darline mean?
Darline is a Germanized as well as English and French variant of Darlene. The name means 'the darling', 'the beloved', or 'the treasure' and is derived from the English term darling. Other variants of Darlene include Dalene, Dalin, Dalinn, Darleen, Darleene, Darlen, Darlien, Darlin, Darlina, and Darlyn.
Where does the name Darline come from?
The name Darline has its roots in Old English and carries meanings such as 'the darling' or 'the treasure'. The Old English
How do you pronounce Darline?
Dar-line, where the 'a' sounds like in 'card'.
Popularity
In Germany, Darline is a rare first name. Currently, it ranks 5,884th on the list of the most common female baby names. Its best placement was in 2006, when it ranked 906th. In the last ten years, Darline has been given as a first name about 30 times, placing it 4,795th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it is ranked 4,248th.
Nicknames & pet names
Dada / Dai / Daila / Dali / Dalle / Dari / Darli / Darlinchen / Darlinechen / Darling / Lienchen / Linchen / Line / Linephie / Lini
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Famous people
- Darline Nsoki (basketball player from France)
- Darline Radamaker (soccer player from Haiti)
Frequently asked questions about the name Darline
What is the origin of the name Darline?
The name Darline has its roots in Old English and is derived from the term dīerling or deorling, which means 'darling' or 'treasure'.
What does the name Darline mean?
Darline means 'the darling', 'the beloved', or 'the treasure' and is a Germanized as well as English and French variant of Darlene.
How popular is the name Darline?
The name Darline is common in various countries, including Belgium and Germany, as well as in Flemish and French-speaking regions, but it is not among the most common first names.