Origin
Old English (British)
Syllables
3
Zodiac
Taurus
Trend
Steady
Darlington is a name often given to boys. Ranked #12628 and holds a steady place on the charts. It comes from a Old English (British) origin and traditionally means "Settlement of the dear or beloved people". It has 3 syllables.
Darlington derives from Old English roots denoting a settlement linked to beloved individuals, evoking community and affection. As a rare first name it projects quiet strength and timeless elegance, often chosen by families drawn to British place names. Modern bearers tend to be seen as reliable, thoughtful, and community-oriented, blending tradition with a gentle contemporary appeal.
Currently ranked #12628 on the Baby Billboard Charts.
Seeks truth and inner wisdom.
Values family and responsibility.
Appears practical and reliable.
Communicates with creativity and charm.
Taurus
Reflects steady, affectionate nature.
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Evokes enduring strength and quiet dignity.
Color Aura
Warm Brown
Element
Earth
Season
Autumn
Gemstone
Tiger's Eye
Spirit Animal
Stag
Power Word
Heritage
Energy Type
Earth × Autumn
Steadfast
Maintains loyalty through challenges.
Thoughtful
Considers others with care.
Grounded
Balances tradition and progress.
Darlington Nagbe
Professional soccer player for the Columbus Crew
Darlington Hoopes
American politician and Socialist Party candidate
Darlington
Peaky Blinders
Lord Darlington
The Remains of the Day
1825
Darlington railway opened in England.
1890
Town incorporated in South Carolina.
达灵顿
Chinese (Mandarin)
ダーリントン
Japanese (Katakana)
달링턴
Korean
Дарлингтон
Cyrillic
Beautiful middle name pairings with Darlington:
Darlington James
Darlington Edward
Darlington Thomas
Darlington Alexander
Darlington Henry
Darlington William
Darlington Charles
Named after a historic English town.
Used as a surname for centuries.
Rare as a first name but rising in popularity.
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From 'Ella's town,' denoting a prosperous settlement associated with nobility.
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From the place name, meaning 'estate associated with a prosperous companion'.
boyArlington
From the hill estate near the hares' enclosure.
boyCarrington
From the marshy settlement, suggesting grounded strength and natural resilience.
boyHarrington
From the hare's settlement or estate
boyLexington
Settlement of the elm trees or Saxon town, evoking American historical roots.
boyOrrell
From the hill slope, symbolizing ascent
boyBentleigh
Meadow covered in bent grass
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Dweller in the dawn meadow valley
boyDaxter
One who weaves or creates with skill
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Red cliff or red cliffside dwelling
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One who brings unity or completeness
boyDAR-ling-tun
This page is reviewed by the Baby Billboard Charts editorial team. Rankings come from official U.S. Social Security Administration birth records, with descriptions checked for clarity and usefulness. See our Editorial Policy for our methodology and correction process.