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It is presented that other versions of the name, by national origin, exist and attribute the version David as Biblical and Daud as Arabic. The David you attribute to the Bible is actually a translation from the original Biblos languages Greek and or Arameic and is not Biblical as such but European. Though the form Daud may be used in Arabic following the incorporation of Talmudic ancient writings into Islamic Koranic more modern scripture it does not make it Arabic. So this is confusing, misleading and wholly inappropriate.
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Interesting.
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[ˈdaˑvɪð] [noted -ed]
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The usual diminutive for Dafydd is Dafi, which is the authentic Welsh name behind Taffy.
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Dafydd ap Gruffydd, the brother of Llywelyn the Last and grandson of Llywelyn the Great, was a 13th-century Prince of Wales. He was the first person of note to have been executed for high treason and drawn, hanged, and quartered, which is the same execution the better-known William Wallace received about 20 years later.
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There is a Canadian astronaut whose name is Dafydd Williams. He has been up in space once, with six Americans.
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Daffyd Thomas is a fictional character from the cult BBC TV and Radio Show Little Britain played by Matt Lucas. His catchphrase is "I'm the only gay in the village". (He isn't.) Daffyd (whose first name is a misspelling of the real Welsh Christian name Dafydd) has caused some controversy, both over the portrayal of homosexuals and of Welsh people. However, Lucas has stated that the character is based on his experiences coming out as gay.
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Saint Dafydd or David is considered the patron saint of Wales. His feast day, March 1st, is celebrated with displays of Welsh nationalism.
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Dafydd is pronounced Dav-ith. (Strong TH.)
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