Davud
Meaning of Davud
Davud is a male name with Turkish origin. It is pronounced as dah-VOOD (/da'vud/). Although it may not be as commonly used as its variation, David, Davud still carries a unique charm. The name David has biblical associations, stemming from the story of King David in the Old Testament. Known for his bravery and musical talents, David symbolizes strength and creativity. In recent years, Davud has been gaining some popularity in the United States. While not yet ranking among the top names, it has steadily increased in occurrence, suggesting that more parents are recognizing its appeal and considering it for their little ones.
Pronunciation
Turkish
- Pronunced as dah-VOOD (/da'vud/)
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Notable People Named Davud
| Davud Monshizadeh was the founder of SUMKA, a supporter of Nazism in Germany and Iran during and after World War II, and a scholar in Iranian Studies who became a professor at Uppsala University. |
| Davud Ghaffarzadegan is an Iranian author and novelist known for his war novel "Fortune Told in Blood," which has been translated into English, and has written for people of all ages for over two decades. |
| Davud Nasib - Davud Majid ogly Nasibov was a renowned Azerbaijani poet, translator, and member of the Union of Azerbaijani Writers, honored with prestigious literary awards. |
| Davud Kazimov - Davud Mehdi oghlu Kazimov, an Azerbaijani painter, was honored with the title of People's Artist of Azerbaijan in 1992. |
| Davud Mammadsoy is an Azerbaijani judoka. |
| Davud Tuma is a German professional footballer known for his role as a forward at Rot Weiss Ahlen. |
| Davud Magomedov is an Azerbaijani wrestler who participated in the 1996 and 2000 Summer Olympics. |
