Gender:
Masculine
Usage:
Welsh
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♥ DonateMeaning & History
The Welsh form of David. This name was borne by Dafydd ap Gruffydd, a 13th-century Welsh ruler, and Dafydd ap Gwilym, a 14th-century poet.
Related Names
| Variants | David, Taffy, Dewi 1 |
| Diminutives | Dai |
| Other Languages & Cultures |
(Amharic):
Dawit (Arabic): Daoud (Urdu): Daud (Arabic): Dawood (Quranic): Dawud (Georgian): Davit (Persian): Davud (Swedish): David (Biblical Greek): Dabid, Dauid (Polish): Dawid (Cornish): Daveth (English): Dewey, Dave, Davey (Scottish): Davie (English): Davy (Estonian): Taavet (Finnish): Taavi (Tongan): Tevita (Finnish): Taavetti (Hausa): Dauda (Slovak): Dávid (Icelandic): Davíð (Irish): Dáibhí (Italian): Davide (Latvian): Dāvids, Dāvis, Deivids (Lithuanian): Deividas, Dovydas (Maori): Rāwiri (Medieval English): Daw (Old Welsh): Dewydd (Persian): Davood, Davoud (Portuguese (Brazilian)): Davi (Samoan): Tavita (Scottish): Daividh (Scottish Gaelic): Dàibhidh (Somali): Daa'uud (Swahili): Daudi (Ukrainian): Davyd (Western African): Daouda (Yiddish): Dovid, Dudel |
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