How To Spell david?
How to Pronounce david?
Correct pronunciation for the word "david" is [dˈe͡ɪvɪd], [dˈeɪvɪd], [d_ˈeɪ_v_ɪ_d].
What are the misspellings for david?
What are similar-sounding words for david?
- tuft,
- doughfeet,
- DVT/PE,
- deft,
- tophat,
- DVD-A,
- Doffed,
- DVD-SR,
- divvied,
- dufty,
- typhoid,
- Daivat,
- TFTEO,
- duavata,
- Divet,
- DFIDU,
- Davyd,
- TVHT,
- Tift,
- DVT,
- deaved,
- Tiffed,
- daevid,
- Dived,
- DVED,
- deviate,
- dyfed,
- DFAT,
- Davidde,
- avoid,
- HR-TFT,
- avid,
- toffed,
- DVD-RW,
- devita,
- 2DFFT,
- tofutti,
- DUVT,
- divide,
- TF2D,
- DVD-R/W,
- DVD-CCA,
- 2-DFFT,
- TUFD,
- toughed,
- TFIID,
- tiphiidae,
- DFT,
- Devata,
- Taffety,
- Divoto,
- Diphydae,
- devotio,
- DVD-RAM,
- Duffed,
- AB-DEFT,
- DFT/HA,
- tought,
- taffeta,
- davite,
- daybed,
- TWO-DFFT,
- devito,
- TIFIT,
- taveta,
- tivat,
- TFT,
- DFT-LDA,
- tifty,
- TFT-LCD,
- DVD-AR,
- Tophet,
- Defied,
- devotee,
- DEVTA,
- DOVETT,
- TFD,
- DFD,
- DVD,
- HDDVD,
- DVD-VR,
- DVT/E,
- WDVD,
- cd/dvd,
- TTVD,
- DIVADA,
- davout,
- Dafydd,
- TN-TFT,
- davit,
- Davide,
- doughfoot,
- duvet,
- tuffet,
- TD-DFT,
- davoud,
- daft,
- un-devout,
- Daveda,
- 1-david,
- defeat,
- divot,
- dvd-audio,
- Did,
- dvaita,
- DVD-ROM,
- DTFT,
- DVD-R,
- TVT,
- tefft,
- WTVD,
- daubed,
- TAVATA,
- Daffyd,
- Toft,
- DVD-MMVFF,
- Teufit,
- AM-TFT,
- DFT/C.,
- tevet,
- diphda,
- DIFAD,
- Davita,
- DVD2,
- Jon-David,
- DFID,
- dvd-video,
- DAFTA,
- duffty,
- defat,
- TVT.RO,
- devota,
- Davida,
- dievoet,
- dad,
- cd+dvd,
- taft,
- taught,
- TAVVD,
- bd/dvd,
- DFT-LSDA,
- Tufty,
- Deified,
- Davydd,
- tavita,
- Diaphote,
- TVDD,
- DVD-E,
- DEVID,
- Diffide,
- co-taught,
- TVD,
- WTVT,
- Devoto,
- devoid,
- 7-david,
- devout,
- un-taught,
- TFFET,
- re-divide,
- devitto,
- devote.
Usage over time for david:
This graph shows how "david" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of david?
The plural form of the word "David" is "Davids".
What is the singular form of david?
The singular form of the word "David" is still "David". The word 'David' is a masculine proper noun and does not change in its singular form.
Synonyms for David:
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