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"Dáibhí" [daw-vy] and "Dáithí" [daw-hy] are regarded as equivalents of David.
Dáithí/Dáibhí
Dáithí
The most common Irish form is now Dáibhí [dhaw-vee] but some substitute the Gaelic Irish Dáithí [dhaw-hee] for David. The most common is actually Daíthí or Dáithí...
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