Meaning & History
Dančo is a Macedonian diminutive of the biblical name Daniel, formed by adding the South Slavic diminutive suffix -čo. This affectionate form is common in the Slavic naming tradition, particularly in North Macedonia and neighboring regions.
Related Names
Feminine Forms
Other Languages & Cultures
(Persian)
Danial (Urdu)
Daniyal (Swedish)
Daniel (Armenian)
Taniel (Basque)
Danel (Russian)
Daniil (Biblical Hebrew)
Daniyyel (Biblical Latin)
Danihel (Breton)
Deniel (Bulgarian)
Danail, Dancho (Slovene)
Danijel (Spanish)
Danilo (Serbian)
Danko (Swedish)
Dan 2 (Danish)
Danni (Dutch)
Daniël, Daan (Spanish)
Dani 2 (German)
Danny (English)
Dannie (Estonian)
Taaniel, Tanel (Hungarian)
Dániel (Faroese)
Dánjal (Finnish)
Taneli, Tatu 1 (French)
Dany (Icelandic)
Daníel (Italian)
Daniele 1 (Latvian)
Daniels, Daniils (Lithuanian)
Danielius (Russian)
Danil, Danila 1 (Ukrainian)
Danya 3 (Swedish)
Danne (Turkish)
Danyal (Ukrainian)
Danylo, Danyil (Welsh)
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