Darya

Meaning of Darya

Darya dances off the tongue like a fresh sea breeze—an homage to its Persian root daryā, which literally means “sea”—and it shimmers with Russian charm as a spirited twist on Daria, the classic “gift.” Pronounced DAH-REE-YAH, this name carries the vastness of open waters and the glow of sunrise on waves, conjuring images of young explorers charting star-lit voyages (or a mermaid ordering her first latte onshore). Though it’s only recently sailed into American popularity—now cruising around the 900s—it feels timeless and adventurous, a perfect pick for parents who crave a name that twinkles with global flair and playful depth. Like bottled ocean air, Darya is invigorating, boundless and utterly unforgettable.

Pronunciation

Russian,Persian

  • Pronunced as DAH-ree-yah (/dɑːˈriːjə/)

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Notable People Named Darya

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Darya Astakhova -
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