David
- proper noun
- Many people visit the churches dedicated to Saint David when traveling to Wales.
Examples
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Saint David founded communities where people could live a simple and devout life.
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I mean, this is our second time around, David.
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You can do it, David!
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After her husband hung up on him, David called again and asked for Mrs. Fisher.
Fiction book (1990) -
"We can't do this anymore, David," she said, looking across at him.
Fiction book (1990) -
David's home from the army.
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You're not dumb, David, just a little lazy.
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They're going to David's folks'.
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In Understanding University Success, David Conley states that there are numerous information-related skills that students need to have.
Academic text (2013) -
When he hung up the phone, David was surprised at the gladness welling up in him.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
A Welsh church leader and preacher from about 520–600 who is the country's patron saint
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
David comes from the Hebrew name Dāwīd, which means 'beloved'. In Wales the same name appears as Dewi, and because the saint was so loved by people, he is still celebrated every year on Saint David's Day.