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Darrell

DARE-ul /dɑrəl/

At a glance

U.S. rank 2025
#1,688 of boy names (outside the top 1,000)
Babies in 2025
97 (<0.01% of boys)
Trend
Slipping #1,255 in 2020 to #1,688 in 2025
Peak
#86 in 1967–1968
First recorded
1886

Meaning of Darrell

Darrell is an adventurous travel story wrapped up in six letters: it began as the Norman-French surname d’Airelle—“the fellow from Airelle,” a berry-covered hamlet near Lille—and hitchhiked across the English Channel before salsa-stepping into American first-name status in the roaring 1920s, peaking mid-century when baby boomer parents couldn’t resist its smooth, two-step rhythm (think 1950s jukeboxes spinning at full tilt). Pronounced DAR-ul, the name sounds like a trumpet flourish—crisp, confident, ready for the spotlight—so it’s no surprise you’ll spot it on Hall-of-Fame cleats (NFL legend Darrell Green), comedy stages (SNL’s Darrell Hammond) and even NASCAR tracks (Darrell Waltrip). Though its literal meaning is simply “from Airelle,” many parents hear an echo of “darling” or the Spanish cariño, turning Darrell into a quiet love note. Today it coasts along in the 800s on the U.S. charts, a hidden gem waiting to be rediscovered—perfect for families who want a name with French pedigree, golden-age swagger, and just enough Latin spice to make Abuela break into a happy cha-cha when she first whispers it to the baby.

How to pronounce Darrell

American English

British English

Popularity of Darrell in the U.S.

Darrell was the #1,688 boy name in the U.S. in 2025, with 97 babies. It peaked at #86 in 1967–1968. It first appears in the records in 1886.

Bar and line chart: Darrell in the U.S., 1886–2025. Bars: boys given the name each year, most 4,771 in 1958 and 97 in 2025. Line: rank among boy names, peak #86 in 1967–1968, #1,688 in 2025.
  • Boys named Darrell (left scale)
  • Rank among U.S. boy names (right scale, #1 at the top)
By year, 1886–2025. Source: SSA. Download: PNG · SVG
Year-by-year table, 1886⁠–⁠2025 136 rows
Darrell: babies and rank among boy names in the U.S. by year
YearBabiesRankvs previous year
2025971,688▼ 229
20241241,459▲ 117
20231101,576▼ 143
20221271,433▼ 26
20211301,407▼ 152
20201471,255▼ 111
20191701,144▼ 77
20181891,067▼ 172
2017240895▲ 16
2016236911▲ 23
2015226934▼ 78
2014259856▼ 69
2013286787▼ 1
2012288786▼ 96
2011338690▲ 56
2010304746▼ 10
2009317736▼ 102
2008388634▼ 30
2007416604▼ 13
2006415591▼ 16
2005405575▼ 16
2004410559▲ 1
2003400560▼ 13
2002405547▼ 43
2001453504▼ 34
2000499470▼ 42
1999545428▲ 4
1998533432▼ 17
1997556415▼ 32
1996609383▼ 5
1995628378▼ 46
1994746332▼ 22
1993876310▼ 16
1992915294▼ 28
19911,020266▼ 20
19901,128246▼ 21
19891,206225▼ 9
19881,214216▼ 11
19871,232205▼ 9
19861,308196▼ 6
19851,324190▼ 3
19841,335187▲ 1
19831,332188▼ 6
19821,389182▲ 2
19811,361184▼ 16
19801,461168▼ 6
19791,527162▲ 3
19781,466165▼ 15
19771,656150–
19761,659150▼ 3
19751,672147▼ 10
19741,840137▼ 6
19731,977131▼ 10
19722,313121▼ 3
19712,814118▼ 16
19703,148102▼ 9
19693,24993▼ 7
19683,44686–
19673,65286▲ 9
19663,49795▼ 4
19653,88891▲ 5
19643,96896▼ 1
19634,09795▲ 7
19623,877102▼ 1
19614,203101▲ 3
19604,148104▼ 14
19594,64790–
19584,77190–
19574,57090▼ 2
19564,46888▲ 3
19553,90291▲ 4
19543,64395▲ 8
19533,149103▲ 6
19522,868109–
19512,746109▲ 7
19502,493116▲ 1
19492,517117▲ 4
19482,336121▲ 4
19472,285125▲ 6
19461,905131▲ 10
19451,522141▼ 8
19441,580133▲ 7
19431,529140▼ 5
19421,591135▼ 5
19411,530130▲ 1
19401,430131▼ 1
19391,340130▼ 2
19381,356128▲ 2
19371,260130▲ 3
19361,208133▲ 3
19351,153136▲ 4
19341,129140▲ 8
19331,026148▲ 6
1932992154▲ 13
1931834167▲ 6
1930828173▲ 21
1929698194▲ 16
1928647210▲ 13
1927603223▲ 8
1926578231▲ 17
1925523248▲ 7
1924509255▲ 7
1923462262▲ 28
1922379290▲ 3
1921370293▲ 5
1920359298▲ 34
1919291332▲ 41
1918250373▼ 13
1917241360▲ 5
1916222365▼ 14
1915231351▲ 70
1914130421▼ 25
1913116396▲ 1
191294397▲ 74
191138471▲ 53
191029524▲ 190
190915714▼ 101
190818613▼ 127
190723486▲ 154
190614640▲ 101
190511741▲ 69
19049810▲ 36
19038846▼ 159
190211687▲ 171
19017858▲ 44
19009902▼ 116
18998786▼ 213
189814573▲ 108
189710681▲ 301
18966982▲ 97
189551,079▼ 5
189451,074▼ 39
189351,035back (not recorded in 1892)
18916841▲ 153
18905994back (not recorded in 1887–1889)
18865959new

Darrell by state

Darrell ranks #702 in Maryland (2025).

Map: Darrell's 2025 rank among boy names in each U.S. state
Rank among boy names by state, 2025. Source: SSA. Download: PNG · SVG
Rank by state 8 states
Darrell: rank and babies by state, 2025
StateRankBabies
Maryland7026
Louisiana7755
Massachusetts7895
Virginia9716
Ohio1,0157
North Carolina1,2775
Florida1,6256
Texas2,0807

Notable people named Darrell

  • Darrell Waltrip is an American former NASCAR driver and three-time Cup Series champion who became a broadcaster, analyst and author.
  • Darrell Issa is an American businessman and Republican politician who represents California in the United States House of Representatives.
  • Darrell Evans is a former American baseball player and two-time All-Star who won the 1984 World Series with the Detroit Tigers.
  • Darrell Green is a Hall of Fame cornerback, celebrated as one of the fastest players in NFL history, who spent 20 seasons with Washington and won two Super Bowls.
  • Darrell Hammond is an American comedian and impressionist known for his longtime role on Saturday Night Live as a cast member and announcer.
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  • Darrell Keith Rich was an American serial killer and rapist who was executed in 2000 for murders committed in California.
  • Darrell Young is a former American BMX racer who competed during the 1980s and early 1990s.
  • Darrell K Royal was an American college football coach who led the Texas Longhorns to three national championships.
  • Darrell Williams is an American former professional basketball player.
  • Darrell Armstrong is a former NBA player and coach who won two major awards in 1999 and an NBA championship as a Mavericks assistant coach in 2011.
  • Darrell Jackson is a former NFL wide receiver who played for the Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos.
  • Darrell Arthur is a former American professional basketball player who won a national championship with the Kansas Jayhawks in 2008.
  • Darrell Henderson Jr. is an American football running back who played for Memphis before being drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in 2019.
  • Darrell Stuckey Jr. is a former NFL safety who played for the San Diego Chargers after starring at Kansas.
  • Darrell G. Bolz is a Republican politician who served in the Idaho House of Representatives from 2001 to 2014.