Daran
Meaning of Daran
Daran, pronounced DAIR-uhn, is a warm, unisex name that traces its roots to the Gaelic word “dair,” meaning oak—an enduring symbol of strength—and has since taken on a life of its own across cultures. With a gentle rise and fall in popularity in the United States over the past decades, it remains a rare but resonant choice for parents who value both tradition and individuality. In its crisp two-syllable form, Daran evokes the sturdy grace of Ireland’s ancient woodlands and, to an Indian ear, hints at the Sanskrit sweetness of “dāra” (thread) or the generous spirit of “dāna” (giving). Picture a monsoon breeze weaving through banyan roots: that’s the light yet steadfast energy Daran brings to a child’s journey. Whether chosen for its lyrical sound or its cross-cultural echoes, Daran offers a quietly confident promise—that like the oak, its bearer will grow with resilience and grace.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as DAIR-uhn (/dɛərˈʌn/)
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Notable People Named Daran
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