| Darkon | Of generation, of possession. |
| Darla | From the Old English dearling: darling. |
| Darleane | From the Old English dearling: darling. |
| Darleen | From the Old English dearling: darling. |
| Darleena | From the Old English dearling: darling. |
| Darlena | From the Old English dearling: darling. |
| Darlene | From the Old English dearling: darling. |
| Darlina | From the Old English dearling: darling. |
| Darline | From the Old English dearling: darling. |
| Darlita | A name meaning a dear little person. |
| Darmesh | Lord of Shiva; Honestly |
| Darminee | A name meaning a gentle, kind spirit. |
| Darnell | Hidden valley or secret nook. |
| Darnesha | Darnesha is a feminine given name of African American origin, meaning 'strong and courageous warrior'. |
| Darnetta | A modern feminine name variant. |
| Darni | A diminutive of Darnell names. |
| Darnisha | A creative modern feminine name. |
| Darolyn | Variations of Daryl meaning Dearly loved. |
| Darpali | A name meaning pride or beauty. |
| Darpana | A Sanskrit word for mirror. |
| Darpanika | A small or little mirror. |
| Darpika | Sun Ray; Pride; Derivation from Darp |
| Darpini | Reflection; A Mirror; Derived from Darp |
| Darpita | A proud or haughty woman. |
| Darra | Wise. Dara was a biblical descendant of Judah known for his wisdom. |
| Darrah | Wise. Dara was a biblical descendant of Judah known for his wisdom. |
| Darrbey | From the deer park or farm. |
| Darrbie | A dweller of the deer park. |
| Darrby | One from the village of deer. |
| Darrelle | Feminine of Darius; a Persian royal name. |
| Darrellyn | Variations of Daryl meaning Dearly loved. |
| Darrill | Variations of Daryl meaning Dearly loved. |
| Darryll | Variations of Daryl meaning Dearly loved. |
| Darsa | The New Moon and Purna |
| Darsana | Looking at; Lord Krisna |
| Darsani | Worth Looking at; Another Name for Goddess Durga |
| Darsanidarsani | Worth Looking at; Another Name for Goddess Durga |
| Darsatha | One who is seen or perceived. |
| Darsev | A servant of the divine vision. |
| Darsha | To see, to perceive, to have vision |