Darasimi
Meaning of Darasimi
In the rich tapestry of Yoruba names, Darasimi—pronounced dah-rah-SEE-mee—unites dara (“good”) and simi (“to rest” or “to reside”), suggesting that goodness itself takes refuge within the bearer. Evoking the serene strength of a lotus rising from still waters, the name carries connotations of kindness, resilience and inner light. In an Indian context, its lilting cadence resonates like a gentle Sanskrit mantra, promising auspicious beginnings much like the first monsoon showers that renew the earth. Though still a rare gem in the United States—nine newborn girls in 2024 (rank 941), with annual counts hovering between seven and twelve and rankings in the mid-900s—Darasimi’s blend of cultural depth and melodic warmth makes it an inviting choice for parents who cherish global heritage and quiet grace.
Pronunciation
Yoruba
- Pronunced as dah-rah-SEE-mee (/daʀaˈsiːmi/)
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