Darl

Pronunciation: /dɑrl/

Definitions of darl

noun a term of endearment used to address someone in a friendly or affectionate way

Example Sentences

A1 My darl is my best friend.

A2 I gave my darl a hug before leaving.

B1 She always refers to her boyfriend as her darl.

B2 He surprised his darl with a romantic weekend getaway.

C1 The couple exchanged darls as a symbol of their commitment.

C2 Their relationship is built on mutual respect and admiration for each other's darl.

Examples of darl in a Sentence

formal The young lady addressed the gentleman as her darl during the formal event.

informal Hey darl, do you want to grab some lunch together?

slang What's up, darl? You lookin' fly today!

figurative The old watch was a darl, passed down through generations with sentimental value.

Grammatical Forms of darl

• past tense: darled
• plural: darls
• comparative: more darl
• superlative: most darl
• present tense: darls
• future tense: will darl
• perfect tense: have darled
• continuous tense: is darling
• singular: darl
• positive degree: darl
• infinitive: to darl
• gerund: darling
• participle: darling

Origin and Evolution of darl

First Known Use: 1200 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'darl' originated from the Old English word 'deorling', which means darling or beloved.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'darl' evolved from meaning beloved or darling to being used as a term of endearment or affectionate nickname.