Dartagnan

Dartagnan comes from the French, meaning 'from Artagnan,' a reference to the charming village in southwestern France. This name carries a certain elegance and flair that's both classic and romantic. When you hear Dartagnan, it evokes images of adventure and loyalty—traits made famous by the literary musketeer d'Artagnan from Alexandre Dumas’ beloved novels.

In terms of popularity, Dartagnan has had an interesting journey. It experienced a significant leap in 1991, jumping 3019 spots in just one year, but saw a decline from #5751 to #7906 in 1989. Its peak was at #1604 in 1999, and it currently sits at #5878 in 2024. Although it has never cracked the top 100, Dartagnan has certainly made its mark with a distinct appeal.

As a name, Dartagnan feels adventurous and bold, perfect for someone with a spirited and loyal personality. It suggests a life filled with excitement and a certain romantic charm, making it an intriguing choice for parents who appreciate a name with historical depth and a touch of swashbuckling flair.