Luis-David
Germanic-Hebrew · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Luis-David
Luis-David combines two names: Luis derives from the Germanic name Ludwig (meaning "famous warrior," from Old Germanic *leud- "people" and *wig "battle"), while David comes from Hebrew (meaning "beloved," from the root דוד).
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Etymology
Luis-David combines two names: Luis derives from the Germanic name Ludwig (meaning "famous warrior," from Old Germanic *leud- "people" and *wig "battle"), while David comes from Hebrew (meaning "beloved," from the root דוד). The hyphenated form is primarily used in Spanish-speaking and Portuguese-speaking Catholic cultures, reflecting the Christian tradition of honoring both Saint Louis of France and the biblical King David.
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