Gender Masculine
Usage Basque
Pronounced Pron. /da.ˈnel/  [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Basque form of Daniel.

Related Names

Rootsdin + ʾel
Other Languages & CulturesDanial, Daniyal(Arabic) Daniel, Taniel(Armenian) Daniil(Belarusian) Daniel(Biblical) Daniel(Biblical Greek) Daniyyel(Biblical Hebrew) Danihel(Biblical Latin) Deniel(Breton) Danail, Daniel, Dancho(Bulgarian) Daniel(Catalan) Danijel, Danilo, Daniel, Danko(Croatian) Daniel, Dan(Czech) Daniel, Dan, Danni(Danish) Daniël, Daan, Dani, Danny(Dutch) Daniel, Dan, Dannie, Danny(English) Daniel, Taaniel, Tanel(Estonian) Dániel, Dánjal(Faroese) Daniel, Taneli, Tatu(Finnish) Daniel, Dan, Dany(French) Daniel(Georgian) Daniel, Dan(German) Daniil(Greek) Daniel(Hebrew) Dániel, Dani(Hungarian) Daníel(Icelandic) Danial(Indonesian) Daniele, Danilo(Italian) Daniels(Latvian) Danielius(Lithuanian) Daniel, Dančo(Macedonian) Danial(Malay) Daniel, Dan(Norwegian) Danial, Daniyal(Persian) Daniel(Polish) Daniel, Danilo, Dan(Portuguese) Daniel, Dan, Dănuț(Romanian) Daniil, Danil, Danila(Russian) Danijel, Danilo, Danko(Serbian) Daniel(Slovak) Daniel, Danijel, Danilo(Slovene) Daniel, Danilo, Dan, Dani(Spanish) Daniel, Dan, Danne(Swedish) Danyal(Turkish) Danylo, Danyil(Ukrainian) Daniyal(Urdu) Deiniol(Welsh)
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Entry updated May 29, 2020