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Davida Allen is an Australian painter, filmmaker and writer.
Davida Williams is an American actress, singer, dancer, photographer, director, and producer. She is best known for her roles as Claire Miller in Lizzie McGuire and Lauren in Raise Your Voice.
I prefer Davina as a feminine form of David.
I like. It's also pretty in the Davita form.
Also Slovene (albeit rare): https://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davida
My friend's name is Davia. It’s like the name Nicole. They tend to have bad habits, but they are very kind, generous, and mature.
Definitely looks and sounds better than other kinds of these names like Josepha and Harrisa. It’s a fine name, not as bad as I thought.
My name is Davida and my family often shortens it to Vida. I usually get positive reactions to my name; however, when I was a very little girl, I was made to wear my hair in a short style until I was about 5. I would beg my mother to allow me to grow my hair to appear more feminine and girly. Throughout my life I never felt attractive to the opposite gender in any way and have always felt rather ugly. It has always been my dream to have the same confidence, sex appeal, success, talents and attractiveness as a bearer of my name in its masculine form (David).
It has a lovely sound. I like it.
Also Italian, albeit rare.
Davida is a dumb name. I happen to have it as my middle name, and I got teased terribly, because people called me Dave, in front of the headmaster, and then the headmaster called me DAVE!
I wouldn't use it, but I actually think its quite pretty when pronounced 'dah-VEE-dah'.
David is a very unfeminine name. Why would you feminize it? (I know in Portuguese, we have lots of feminine forms, even for names that don't have them in English. But I've never heard Davida before.)
My name is Divita. My parents changed the spelling because they feared people would mispronounce it "dayviduh" ("Davida" is pronounced "duh-VEE-duh" but the T in mine makes it "duh-VEE-Tuh"). I've never met anyone with either variation, however DiVita is a somewhat common last name.
My friend's mother is named Davida. I think it is a very lovely and unconventional name. I also think this name could suit a boy depending on the person.
I think this is a lovely name, pronounced Doh-Vee-Dah. The shape is interesting, too, which is a big factor in my opinion.
Author Davida Hurwin wrote the popular teen book, "A Time for Dancing".

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