| Darcee | One from the dark fortress. |
| Darearca | Daughter of Erc |
| Daree | Derived from the Persian word 'darī', meaning 'from the land of Iran'. |
| Dareece | A variant meaning dark one. |
| Dareekta | Combination of 'dar' and 'ekta', meaning 'unique' or 'special'. |
| Darej | Persian for 'daraj', meaning 'step' or 'rung'. |
| Darenda | Ruler of the People |
| Darene | A variant of Darlene meaning darling. |
| Darenn | A name meaning one who is born great. |
| Daress | Derived from the Persian word 'daras', meaning 'to learn' or 'to study'. |
| Dareth | Pearl of Wisdom |
| Dargh | Persian for 'darqah', meaning 'door' or 'gate'. |
| Darghala | Combination of 'dar' and 'ghala', meaning 'to guard' or 'to protect'. |
| Dariana | Supporter, Lord |
| Dariann | A name meaning a gift from the ocean. |
| Darianne | Protector, Little Great One |
| Darieen | A name meaning a beloved little one. |
| Darila | A name meaning a dear, loved person. |
| Darilla | A name meaning a darling little girl. |
| Darilyn | A name meaning a beautiful darling. |
| Darilynn | Daryl Plus Lynn |
| Darine | Little Great One |
| Daring | A Bold Woman, One who Takes Risks |
| Darir | Derived from the Persian word 'darīr', meaning 'precious' or 'valuable'. |
| Dariyah | Aware, Knowledgeable |
| Dariyne | A name meaning a precious treasure. |
| Darkhish | Combination of 'dar' and 'khish', meaning 'to serve' or 'to attend'. |
| Darkhishan | Combination of 'dar' and 'khishan', meaning 'to serve' or 'to attend'. |
| Darkhor | Derived from the Persian word 'darkhor', meaning 'to serve' or 'to attend'. |
| Darleene | Our little darling |
| Darlenne | Our little darling |
| Darlenny | A name meaning a sweet, dear friend. |
| Darley | A name meaning from the deer meadow. |
| Darli | A variant meaning beloved one. |
| Darling | A term for a cherished person. |
| Darlinn | A unique spelling of beloved. |
| Darlonna | Darla Plus Donna |
| Darlyn | A name meaning dear or beloved. |
| Darlyne | A variant meaning dear friend. |
| Darmaan | Combination of 'dar' and 'maan', meaning 'to think' or 'to consider'. |