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Spanish pronunciation is /da'βi.nja/ [noted -ed]
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Seeing as this is the name of a character from a British television series, it's no surprise that it gained a bit of a boost and peaked, at least in England & Wales, when the series was broadcast.
Data from FreeBMD (w/ removal of duplicate records):
1975 - 9 births
1976 - 9 births
1977 - 50 births
1978 - 118 births
1979 - 106 births
1980 - 61 births
1981 - 47 births
1982 - 37 births
1983 - 23 births.
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Data from FreeBMD (w/ removal of duplicate records):
1975 - 9 births
1976 - 9 births
1977 - 50 births
1978 - 118 births
1979 - 106 births
1980 - 61 births
1981 - 47 births
1982 - 37 births
1983 - 23 births.
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Davinia Esther Anyakun is a Ugandan politician and a procurement and logistics professional.
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Davinia Taylor (born Davinia Murphy) is an English actress, socialite and interior designer, best known for playing Jude Cunningham in the soap opera Hollyoaks.
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Davinia Lefroy is an Australian Paralympic rower and clinical psychologist.
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Spanish pronunciation: da-VEE-nya.
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Also used in Spanish.
There are 5,386 bearers of this name in Spain (source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística). [noted -ed]
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There are 5,386 bearers of this name in Spain (source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística). [noted -ed]
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Worse than Davina.
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This name is also used in Spain.
Based on statistics from INE involving living people in Spain, using only the statistics for those who were born inside the country, it was rare in the 1970s and most of the Davinias born in that decade were born in either Barcelona (Catalonia) or Las Palmas (Canary Islands).
In the 1980s, it became more commonly used throughout Spain, less so by the 1990's onward.
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Based on statistics from INE involving living people in Spain, using only the statistics for those who were born inside the country, it was rare in the 1970s and most of the Davinias born in that decade were born in either Barcelona (Catalonia) or Las Palmas (Canary Islands).
In the 1980s, it became more commonly used throughout Spain, less so by the 1990's onward.
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Davinia sounds better then Davina to me. I prefer it over the other as well even though I normally hate the name David. There is just something with the pronunciation that sounds more classy than Davina.
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