Darrius

Meaning of Darrius

Darrius, shimmering with regal promise, traces its roots to the Old Persian title Dārayavauš, meaning “he who holds firm the good,” and journeyed through classical Greek to find new life in English-speaking lands. Pronounced with easy elegance—duh-RY-us (/dəˈraɪəs/)—it glides like a gondola through Venetian canals, conjuring sunlit Tuscan hilltops and the laughter of an afternoon famiglia gathering. Though it settles serenely around the lower half of the US top 1,000—bestowing itself upon roughly thirty-five newborns in 2024—this name is grand enough for an emperor and playful enough for a soccer star. Parents imagine their little Darrius commanding boardroom respect by day and chasing gelato trucks by dusk, embodying both noble heritage and la dolce vita. With its blend of classical gravitas and modern flair, Darrius offers a narrative-rich choice destined to bloom wherever life’s next chapter unfolds.

Pronunciation

American English

• Pronunced as duh-RY-us (/dəˈraɪəs/)

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