Δαυὶδ
Lemma: Δαυίδ
proper noun
proper noun
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Added Oct 20, 2026
Definition
David; a proper name, used in the Septuagint and later Greek chiefly for the biblical king of Israel (and related figures bearing the name).
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"Δαυὶδ"
Lemma form as given: Δαυὶδ
Origin: Hebrew proper name (indeclinable in Greek usage)
Case: nominative (also used for vocative; form is indeclinable so case is determined by syntax)
Number: singular
Gender: masculine
Declension: indeclinable (foreign proper noun; not assigned to a regular Greek declension)
Related Forms of Δαυίδ
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