david
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/ˈdeɪvɪd/
DAY-vid
/ˈdeɪvɪd/
DAY-vid
Definition
David is a common male given name, often used in English-speaking countries. It can also refer to famous historical or cultural figures, like King David from the Bible or the Renaissance statue by Michelangelo.
Usage & Nuances
"David" is almost always a male first name. In English, it is common in both formal and informal settings. Famous references include biblical King David and Michelangelo's sculpture. Do not confuse with 'Davis' (a surname). "Dave" is a common informal nickname.
Spanish: DavidPortuguese (BR): DavidPortuguese (PT): DavidChinese (Simplified): 大卫Chinese (Traditional): 大衛Hindi: डेविडArabic: ديفيدBengali: ডেভিডRussian: ДэвидJapanese: デイビッドVietnamese: DavidKorean: 데이비드Turkish: DavidUrdu: ڈیوڈIndonesian: David
Example Sentences
When people say "Michelangelo’s David," they mean the famous statue in Florence.
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Have you met David from accounting?
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David just got promoted last week!
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David is my best friend.
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David lives in London.
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This is David's book.
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