Meaning, origin and history of the name Deivids

Gender Masculine

Meaning & History

Latvian form of David (based on the English pronunciation).

Other Languages & CulturesDawit (Amharic) Daoud, Daud, Dawood, Dawud (Arabic) Davit (Armenian) Davud (Azerbaijani) David (Biblical) Dabid, Dauid (Biblical Greek) Dawid (Biblical Hebrew) David (Biblical Latin) Davud (Bosnian) David (Catalan) Daveth (Cornish) David (Croatian) David (Czech) David (Danish) David (Dutch) David, Dewey, Dave, Davey, Davie, Davy (English) Taavet, Taavi (Estonian) Tevita (Fijian) Taavetti, Taavi (Finnish) David (French) Davit (Georgian) David (German) Dauda (Hausa) David (Hebrew) Dávid (Hungarian) Davíð (Icelandic) Daud (Indonesian) Dáibhí (Irish) Davide (Italian) Deividas, Dovydas (Lithuanian) David (Macedonian) Daud (Malay) Daw (Medieval English) Rāwiri (Māori) David (Norwegian) Dewydd (Old Welsh) Davood, Davoud, Davud (Persian) Dawid (Polish) David (Portuguese) Davi (Portuguese (Brazilian)) Dawud (Quranic) David (Romanian) David (Russian) Tavita (Samoan) David, Daividh, Davie (Scottish) Dàibhidh (Scottish Gaelic) David (Serbian) Dávid (Slovak) David (Slovene) Daa'uud (Somali) David (Spanish) Daudi (Swahili) David (Swedish) Tevita (Tongan) Davut (Turkish) Davyd (Ukrainian) Daud (Urdu) Dafydd, David, Dewi, Taffy, Dai (Welsh) Daouda (Western African) Dovid, Dudel (Yiddish)