Daviti
A Hebrew name that means "loved one". Only about 700 men in Poland carry it, all from earlier years, and most Poles have never met a single one.
Daviti Pronunciation
What Daviti means
Where Daviti comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Daviti descends from Hebrew, a version of the name David. Behind it stands an old word for the beloved one, and the short meaning holds fast to that root: beloved. The name carried tenderness before it belonged to a person.
The oldest bearer is the biblical David, the shepherd who became king. Centuries later Georgia gave the name to its own rulers. David IV, called the Builder, took the throne in 1089 and drew a scattered kingdom into one state. Daviti is how that ancient name settles onto a Polish page, the final vowel softening its edges.
Read from a class register, Daviti sounds foreign and at home at once. A teacher marks it present. Whatever language surrounds the boy, he answers to a word that has meant beloved for three thousand years.
How many people are named Daviti
1 in 30150 men in Poland is named Daviti. 708 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #1106 among male names.