Dargan

Dargan is a name of Irish origin and it means "little dark-haired one". The name has been used for centuries in Ireland and was traditionally given to boys with dark hair or those born with a dark complexion. It is believed that the name originated from the Gaelic word "daragán" which also means "dark-skinned". The name Dargan has been passed down through generations of Irish families and can be found in many records dating back centuries. In fact, there are several notable people throughout history who have borne this name, including the 18th-century Irish writer and politician Charles Dargan. Today, Dargan remains a relatively uncommon but distinctive name choice for boys. Despite its historic roots, it is still seen as unique and has gained popularity in recent years among parents looking for lesser-known yet meaningful names for their children.