David (name) - in Other Languages

In Other Languages

• Afrikaans: Dawid
• Albanian: Davidi
• Arabic: داوود or داود (Dawud, Dawood, Da'ud, Daúd)
• Armenian: Դավիթ (Davit)
• Bosnian: Davud, Dawud, Daud, Daut
• Bulgarian: Давид, Давидко
• Catalan: David (accent on the second syllable)
• Cornish: Daveth
• Croatian: David
• Czech: David
• Danish: David (Daaviid)
• Dutch: David
• Estonian: Taavet, Taavi
• Finnish: Daavid, Taavetti
• French: David
• Galician: Davide
• Ge'ez: Dawit
• Georgian: დავით (Davith), დათო (Dato)
• German: David
• Greek: Δαβίδ (David)
• Hawaiian: Kawika
• Hebrew:

דויד or דָּוִד (David)

• Hungarian: Dávid
• Icelandic: Davíð
• Indonesian: Daud
• Irish: Dáibhídh, Dáibhead, Daithí
• Italian: Davide
• Japanese: デイビッド, ダビデ (Deibiddo, dabide)
• Korean: 데빗, 데이빗, 데이비드, 다비드, 다윗
• Latin: Davidis
• Latvian: Dāvids, Dāvis
• Lithuanian: Davidas, Davydas, Dovydas
• Malayalam: David, Devassy
• Macedonian: Давид
• Manado Malay: Davij, Davi, Dav
• Mandarin Chinese: 戴维 (Dàiwéi), 大卫(Dàwèi), 大維 (Dàwéi)
• Manx: Davy
• Māori: Rāwiri
• Mi'kmaq: Dabit
• Norwegian: David
• Persian: داوود or داود (Davud)
• Polish: Dawid
• Portuguese: Davi, David, Davide
• Romanian: David
• Russian: Давид (David) or Давыд (Davyd)
• Scottish Gaelic: Dàibheid, Dàibhidh
• Serbian: Давид (David)
• Slovak: Dávid, David
• Slovenian: David
• Spanish: David (accent on 2nd syllable)
• Swedish: David
• Syriac: ܕܘܝܕ (Dawid or Da'wood)
• Turkish: Davut, Davud
• Ukrainian: Давид (Davyd)
• Welsh: Dafydd, Dewi, Dai
• Yiddish: Dovid