Darcie
Fact sheet
- Name
- Darcie
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 2
The first name Darcie is a feminine variant of the name Darcy and has its roots in English and French. It is often interpreted metaphorically as 'the one coming from Arcy' and also means 'the dark-haired one.'
What does the name Darcie mean?
Darcie is an English and French derivative of the name Darcy. The meaning of the name includes 'the one coming from Arcy' as well as 'the dark-haired one' or 'the one of dark descent.' The origin of the name could either lie in the northern French place Arcy or derive from the Gaelic word dorcha, which means 'dark,' 'dark-haired,' or 'dark man.' Other variants include Darci, Darcey, as well as Dorsay, Dorsey, Dorsie, Dorsea, Dorcie, and Dorcey.
Where does the name Darcie come from?
Darcie has its origins in Old French and Gaelic and means 'the dark-haired one.'
How do you pronounce Darcie?
Darcie is pronounced approximately like 'Darsie.'
When is the name day of Darcie?
The name day for Darcie is celebrated on February 13.
Popularity
In Germany, Darcie is a rather rare name that has not yet appeared in the popularity charts. The best ranking the name achieved was 70th place in the Northern Ireland name charts in 2024. In the last ten years, Darcie has been used as a first name about 240 times there, placing it 93rd in the ten-year statistics. From 1997 to 2024, the name ranks 153rd in Northern Ireland.
Famous people
- Darcie Edgemon (children's book author from the USA)
- Darcie Vincent (basketball coach from the USA)
Frequently asked questions about the name Darcie
What is the meaning of the name Darcie?
Darcie is a derivative of the name Darcy and means 'the one coming from Arcy' as well as 'the dark-haired one' or 'the one of dark descent.'
Where does the name Darcie come from?
The name Darcie has its roots in Old French and Gaelic, with connections to the northern French place Arcy and the Gaelic word dorcha, which means 'dark.'
How popular is the name Darcie?
Darcie is primarily common in English and French-speaking countries, but it has moderate popularity compared to other names.