Dauid

Middle English Etymology From enm ang Dauid, from enm la-lat Dāvīd, from enm grc-koi Δαυῑ̈́δ, from enm hbo דָּוִד dāwiḏ. Pronunciation enm /ˈdaːvid/ Proper noun enm proper noun David Descendants en David enm Biblical characters Middle Scots Etymology gmw-msc Proper noun gmw-msc proper noun David Old English Etymology ang :bor la-lat:Dāvīd ++ From ang la-lat Dāvīd, from ang grc-koi Δαυῑ̈́δ, from ang hbo דָּוִד dāwiḏ. Pronunciation Dawid Proper noun ang proper noun ang male David. Declension Dauid sg Descendants enm Dauid ang Biblical characters Old Irish Etymology From sga la-lat Dāvīd, from sga grc-koi Δαυῑ̈́δ, from sga hbo דָּוִד dāwiḏ. Pronunciation Dauïd Proper noun sga proper noun m David king of Israel sga Usage notes Usually written as an abbreviation in manuscripts, which Thesaurus Palaeohibernicus expands to the spelling sga Duaid and DIL to sga Dúaid. Descendants ga Dáiví Mutation Further reading Dúaid 18936 sga Biblical characters