TYPE: Word
OTHER SCRIPTS: דּוֹד (Ancient Hebrew)
Meaning & History
Hebrew word meaning "beloved" or "uncle".
GIVEN NAME DESCENDANTS: Daud, Dawood, Dawud (Arabic), Davit (Armenian), David, Jedidah (Biblical), Dauid, Iedida (Biblical Greek), Dawid, Yedidah (Biblical Hebrew), David, Idida (Biblical Latin), Daveth (Cornish), David (Croatian), David (Czech), David (Danish), David (Dutch), David, Davena, Davida, Davinia (English), Davina (English (British)), Taavet (Estonian), Taavetti (Finnish), David (French), Davit, Daviti (Georgian), David (German), David (Hebrew), Dávid (Hungarian), Daud (Indonesian), Dáibhí (Irish), Davide (Italian), Dovydas (Lithuanian), David (Macedonian), David (Norwegian), Davud (Persian), Dawid (Polish), David (Portuguese), Davi (Portuguese (Brazilian)), David (Romanian), David (Russian), Dàibhidh, David, Daividh (Scottish), David (Serbian), Dávid (Slovak), David (Slovene), David (Spanish), David (Swedish), Dafydd, Dewey, Dewi, Dewydd (Welsh), Dovid (Yiddish) SURNAME DESCENDANTS: Davidyan, Davtyan (Armenian), David (Czech), Davidsen (Danish), David, Davids, Davidson (English), David (French), Cavey, Mac Daibhéid, McDevitt (Irish), David (Jewish), David (Portuguese), David (Scottish), Davidović (Serbian)
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Entry added May 31, 2018