Given name & surname
Davídek
“Beloved”·“darling”
In Czech use, Davídek is a diminutive of David. “Beloved” or “darling” is a traditional interpretation. The original linguistic explanation is less certain than that familiar meaning may suggest.
Meaning & origin
What it means
In Czech use, Davídek is a diminutive of David. “Beloved” or “darling” is a traditional interpretation. The original linguistic explanation is less certain than that familiar meaning may suggest.
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Where it comes from
In Czech use, Davídek is a diminutive of David. David is a Hebrew biblical name, although its precise Hebrew derivation remains uncertain.
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How it developed
In Czech use, Davídek is a diminutive of David. The shared background comes through David: One explanation connects David with a Hebrew nursery word meaning “darling.” This remains a proposed derivation rather than an established breakdown into separate elements.
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The story
In Czech use, Davídek is a diminutive of David. The history of David gives this family its wider story. The biblical David is remembered as the young challenger of Goliath and later king of Israel. In Britain, the patron saint of Wales and two medieval Scottish kings gave the name further local associations.
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Davídek’s family of names
In Czech usage, Davídek is a diminutive of David.
The ring: nicknames and forms.
Nicknames & forms 1
Diminutives, pet forms, short forms and variants used alongside the name.
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Davide
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