Daniel
- noun
- /ˈdæn.jəl/
- Archaic
:
sabio
- The wise conclusions drawn by Daniel in court have inspired many judges throughout history.
Examples
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In modern discussions of wisdom and fairness, people often refer to Daniel as an example of sound judgment.
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Many stories highlight how Daniel faced challenges with unparalleled wisdom and integrity.
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If you remember, when Daniel was in the lion's den, they used to say all that I need is one.
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We have Daniel Schwartz, who's from the education school here at Stanford.
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The pamphlet says about Daniel, a captive on the banks of the Euphrates.
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I want to welcome Doctor Daniel Suzuki and Trevor Osmus.
Synonyms
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6.8
A wise person respected for spiritual or life guidance
Compounds
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6.7
A book of the Old Testament that tells about Daniel's life and visions of the future
- Literature
An Old Testament book that tells Daniel's visions and stories in the king's court
How Wise
Surface Forms
Etymology
Daniel used as a noun comes from the Bible figure's name Dan ('judge') + El ('God'). Because the biblical Daniel was known for wise and fair decisions, calling someone a 'Daniel' means a wise judge or fair person.