1. David (proper name) — The proper noun David (דָּוִד), referring to the biblical king and patriarch. All 10 clusters are split purely by Hebrew prepositional prefixes (ב ,ל ,כ) and the conjunction ו, not by meaning. Cross-linguistic evidence is unanimous: eng 'David', spa 'David', hin 'दाऊद', arb 'دَاوُد', kor '다윗', swa 'Daudi/Dawidi' — all transliterate the same proper name with no semantic variation. 1075×
AR["دَاوُد","دَاوُدَ"]·ben["দায়ূদ","দায়ূদের"]·DE["David","Geliebter"]·EN["David"]·FR["David"]·heb["דוד"]·HI["दविद","दविद-कि","दविद-के","दविद-को","दविद-ने","दविद-से","दवोओद","दाऊद"]·ID["Daud"]·IT["Davide"]·jav["Daud","Dawud"]·KO["다윗","다윗에게","다윗을","다윗의","다윗이"]·PT["David"]·RU["Давид","Давида","Давиду"]·ES["David"]·SW["Daudi"]·TR["Davud'un","Davut","Davut-a","Davut-u","Davut-un"]·urd["داؤد","داؤد-سے","داؤد-نے","داؤد-نے۔","داؤد-کا","داؤد-کی","داؤد-کے۔"]
Ruth 4:17, 1 Sam 16:13, 1 Sam 16:20, 1 Sam 16:22, 1 Sam 17:20, 1 Sam 17:23, 1 Sam 17:31, 1 Sam 17:33, 1 Sam 17:37, 1 Sam 17:38, 1 Sam 17:39, 1 Sam 17:41 (+38 more)
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דָּוִד, דָּוִיד n.pr.m. David, son of יִשַׂי, king of Israel, whose dynasty remained on the throne of Jerusalem till the Babylonian exile (cf. 2 S 7:11–15 etc.) (beloved one? cf. BaNB 189; according to Sayce Mod. Rev. 1884, 158 ff. Rel.Bab. 53, 56 f. orig. Dodo, title of sun-god worshipped in Isr. cf. דודה n. divin. among E. Jordan Israelites MI12)—דָּוִד always Ru Sa Ki (except 1 K 3:14; 11:4,…