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Origin of the name DANIEL.
Etymology of the
name DANIEL.
Meaning of the baby name DANIEL.
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DANIEL. [Heb.
Daniyel = "God's
judge," i.e. "who in the name of God does justice" (Gesenius)].
(The Sunday School Teacher's Bible Manual, Hunter, 1894). Usage: America,
Australia, Canada, England, France, Great Britain, Holland (Daniël),
Ireland, Israel (בָּנִיּאֵל),
Lithuania, Portugal, Romania, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland.
Daniel Sedin, a Swedish professional ice hockey
player. Daniel Estulin, a Lithuanian author. Daniel Silva, a
Portuguese golfer. Daniel MacMillan (d. 1857), was a Scottish
publisher. Daniel Leopold Wildenstein (d. 2001), was a French art
dealer and scholar. (Wiki)
... According to a note in the Annals of Ireland it would seem that the
Irish name Domhnall (pronounced Don-all), whence O'Donnell, has sometimes
been Anglicised to Daniel. (Praenomina, Charnock, 1882)
The prophet of the captivity, Daniel,
bore in his name an amplification of that of Dan (a judge). The
termination signified God the judge, and the alias Belteshazzar, imposed
upon him by the Chaldean monarch, is considered to translate and
heathenize the name, making Bel the judge. It is observable that Daniel
never calls himself thus, though he gives these heathen titles to his
three companions. (History of Christian Names, Yonge, 1884)
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