Danilson

Danilson is a masculine first name that is considered a variation of Daniel. Its translation is "God is my judge."

What does the name Danilson mean?

The name Danilson is a masculine variant of Daniel and translates to "God is my judge." Its roots lie in Hebrew and consist of the elements dan for "the judge" and el for "the mighty" or "God." Additionally, the name can also be found in the form of a surname.

Where does the name Danilson come from?

Danilson is a masculine first name with ancient Hebrew origins, meaning "God is my judge." The word components come from Ancient Hebrew, where dan means "the judge" and el means "the mighty," respectively God. The name is also common in English.

How do you pronounce Danilson?

The pronunciation of Danilson is three syllables and conveys a stable, slightly carried sound. It is pronounced as "Da-nil-son" [daˈnɪlson], starting with an open vowel that gives the name a calm foundation. The ending "-son" provides a firm, slightly closed sound closure, which adds stability to the name. The middle syllable harmoniously connects the two parts. Overall, Danilson thus appears down-to-earth and present – structured, calm, and with a solid, slightly traditional sound.

Popularity

In Germany, Danilson is a rather rare first name that has not yet been recorded in local first name charts. Its best placement was in 2001 in Italy, where it reached 1,164th place in the first name charts. From 1999 to 2024, the name was given as a first name in Italy fewer than ten times, placing it at 4,611th. However, in the last ten years, there have been no newborns in this country with this name.