Darron
Meaning of Darron
The name Darron, pronounced as DAIR-uhn (/dɛrən/), is a male given name that has seen various levels of popularity in the United States over the decades. A variant of the more common "Darren," Darron shares similar origins and meanings. The name is believed to have Irish roots, often associated with the meaning "great" or "oak tree." Darron reached its peak popularity in the 1960s and 1970s, with a notable high rank of 408 in 1965. Since then, its usage has gradually declined but it remains a unique choice for parents seeking a distinctive yet familiar name for their baby boy. The name evokes strength and reliability, qualities often symbolized by an oak tree. Despite its lesser frequency in recent years—with only 13 occurrences in 2023—Darron continues to be a timeless option for those who appreciate classic names with enduring appeal.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as DAIR-uhn (/dɛrən/)
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Notable People Named Darron
| Darron Gibson - Darron Thomas Daniel Gibson is an Irish professional footballer who played as a midfielder for League Two club Salford City and the Republic of Ireland national team. |
| Darron Lee is a former American football linebacker who played for Ohio State and in the NFL for teams including the New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, and Las Vegas Raiders. |
| Darron Asher Collins is an American human ecologist and academic administrator known for his expertise in ethnobotany and his role as president of the College of the Atlantic since 2011. |
| Darron Bromley Wilkinson is a former English professional footballer known for his time as a midfielder with Brighton & Hove Albion in the Football League. |
| Darron Gary Stiles is an American professional golfer. |
