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Dharun , Tharun means young and Juvenile in Sanskrit . This name was derived from the full name Dharuna/Taruna Ganapathi , which is the youngest form of Lord Ganesha.
“Pashankusha pupa kapitha jamboo swadanta shalikshuapi svahasthai dhattai sadaa yah tarunarunabh payathsa yushman Dharoona ganeshah”.

English Translation and Meaning of Mantra

May the young Lord Ganapati, who is carrying in His hands the noose, hook, rice-cake, guava fruit, rose apple, own (broken) tusk, bunch of corn ears and sugarcane and who vividly shines forth with His brilliant youthfulness, bless you all."
Dharoon by Dharuna November 24, 2021
Urban Dictionary Merch
It means the soul or subconscious
The word if of Kurdish/ Farsi origins.
Mostly used as a name "Hello Daroon, you awesome awesome person!"
Daroon by sdfdksjgfdkj April 22, 2011
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