חידו doesn't appear to be a Hebrew word.
dalet (ד)
Dalet (ד)
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alef,mem,dalet,vav,resh אמדור
ולד (valad) = "fetus" or "offspring"
Dalet, bet, yud, kuf, vav, tav - דביקות
General answer: In the Hebrew Alephbet (alphabet) the letter dalet corresponds to the English letter 'D'. The vav is a letter 'V.' The extra yud is a vowel adding the long 'e' sound in 'David,' pronounced 'dah-veed'. The dalet, vav, yud, dalet is the correct spelling for the name David.Jewish answer:The entire purpose of the Book of Chronicles is to concentrate on King David (Rashi commentary, ibid) and his dynasty. The extra letter is a way of honoring him, by grammatically "filling out" his name. This spelling is used nowhere except in Chronicles, neither in the Hebrew Bible nor the Rabbinic writings. It constitutes a unique honorific-version, and is no more "correct" than the usual spelling.
Hei (ה)
מחמד = "darling"