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Darling
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darling
English
en <dab!>
right|thumb|The Darling River, near Bourke
Etymology
From en darling.
Pronunciation
en /ˈdɑːlɪŋ/ RP
en ɑː(ɹ)lɪŋ 2
en darling
Proper noun
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en English and Scottish nicknames, originally a nickname from en darling.
en 2005 Michael Dowling; Jürgen Schmude; Dodo zu Knyphausen-Aufsess Advances in Interdisciplinary European Entrepreneurship Research Richard and David Darling, founders of Codemasters, a multimillion-pound computer game company, dropped out of school aged 15 and 16 to write computer games
A placename
en small town p:suf/Western Cape c/South Africa.
en CDP co/Quitman County s/Mississippi c/USA.
en major river of Queensland and s/New South Wales c/Australia; en Governor Ralph Darling =, British colonial administrator.
en Darling River River Darling
en Languages en eponyms en Baagandji; en Darling language; The Australian aboriginal language spoken along this river in New South Wales.
Derived terms
en Darling Harbour Anderson-Darling test Darling language Darling lily Darling pea Darling plum Darling Range Darling River Darling Scarp River Darling
Related terms
en darling Darlene
See also
drl
Further reading
drl
See also
en Darlington
Anagrams
en adgilnr larding Lingard LDARing
Cebuano
Etymology
From ceb en Darling, from ceb darling.
Proper noun
ceb noun
ceb female English Darlene