Dawood

Meaning of Dawood

Dawood bursts onto the scene with the warmth of a flamenco sunset, its Arabic roots (dah-WOOD) tracing back to the legendary King David—known as Prophet Dawood in Islamic tradition—whose Psalms still hum through centuries like a timeless cantina ballad. Meaning “beloved,” this name carries both regal gravitas and everyday charm, conjuring images of sunlit courtyards and whispered lullabies. Parents choosing Dawood are gifting more than a name; they’re invoking a storied legacy of wisdom, courage and heartfelt devotion, sprinkled with the vivacious spirit of a midnight fiesta under desert stars. In every syllable, Dawood feels like a vibrant paso doble—bold, rhythmic, and utterly unforgettable.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as dah-WOOD (/dɑˈwud/)

• David
• Daud
• Daoud
• Davide
• Dawud
• Davyd