Deyvis
Meaning of Deyvis
Deyvis bursts onto the scene like a twilight fiesta, an imaginative spin on the timeless Hebrew name David—“beloved”—infused with irresistible Latin zest. When you say DAY-vees, you can almost hear mariachis strumming beneath sun-drenched balconies and feel the warm breeze of a coastal plaza come alive. Though still a rare gem (hovering around the 900s in U.S. baby‐name charts), Deyvis carries the regal echoes of King David’s poetic heart and courageous spirit, now dressed in fresh, modern flair. Picking Deyvis for your little one is like handing them a spark of passion, a wink to heritage, and an open invitation to write their own legend—no passport required.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as DAY-vees (/ˈdeɪvis/)
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