Gender Masculine
Meaning & History
Hungarian and Faroese form of Daniel.
Related Names
VariantDánjal (Faroese)
DiminutiveDani (Hungarian)
Feminine FormDaniella (Hungarian)
Other Languages & CulturesDanial, Daniyal (Arabic) Daniel, Taniel (Armenian) Danel (Basque) Daniil (Belarusian) Daniel (Biblical) Daniel (Biblical Greek) Daniyyel (Biblical Hebrew) Danihel (Biblical Latin) Deniel (Breton) Danail, Daniel, Dancho (Bulgarian) Daniel (Catalan) Danijel, Danilo, Daniel, Danko (Croatian) Daniel, Dan (Czech) Daniel, Dan, Danni (Danish) Daniël, Daan, Dani, Danny (Dutch) Daniel, Dan, Dannie, Danny (English) Daniel, Taaniel, Tanel (Estonian) Daniel, Taneli, Tatu (Finnish) Daniel, Dan, Dany (French) Daniel (Georgian) Daniel, Dan, Danny (German) Daniil (Greek) Daniel, Dani (Hebrew) Daníel (Icelandic) Danial (Indonesian) Daniele, Danilo (Italian) Daniels, Daniils (Latvian) Danielius (Lithuanian) Daniel, Dančo (Macedonian) Danial (Malay) Daniel, Dan (Norwegian) Danial, Daniyal (Persian) Daniel (Polish) Daniel, Danilo, Dan (Portuguese) Daniel, Dan, Dănuț (Romanian) Daniil, Danil, Danila, Danya (Russian) Danijel, Danilo, Danko (Serbian) Daniel (Slovak) Daniel, Danijel, Danilo (Slovene) Daniel, Danilo, Dan, Dani (Spanish) Daniel, Dan, Danne (Swedish) Danyal (Turkish) Danylo, Danya, Danyil (Ukrainian) Daniyal (Urdu) Deiniol (Welsh)
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Name Days
Hungary: July 21
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Entry updated February 28, 2019