[ˈdaː.wiːd], [ˈdaː.vid]
OriginBorrowed from Koine Greek Δαυῑ̈́δ (Dauī̈́d), from Biblical Hebrew דָּוִד (dāwiḏ).
- declension-3, indeclinableDavid
“Et iuravit rursum Davidi.” — And he swore again to David.
FormsDāvīd(canonical, masculine, singular) · variously declined(canonical) · Dāvīd(genitive) · Dāvīdos(genitive) · Dāvīdis(genitive) · Dāvīd(nominative, singular) · Dāvīd(genitive, singular) · Dāvīdos(genitive, singular) · Dāvīdis(genitive, singular) · Dāvīd(dative, singular) · Dāvīdī(dative, singular) · Dāvīd(accusative, singular) · Dāvīda(accusative, singular) · Dāvīdem(accusative, singular) · Dāvīd(ablative, singular) · Dāvīde(ablative, singular) · Dāvīd(singular, vocative)
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