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ˌdæn.iˈɛl.ə
God is my judge
ˌdæn.iˈɛl.ə
The feminine of Daniel, from the Hebrew for 'God is my judge.'
Daniela is the feminine of Daniel, from the Hebrew Daniyyel, 'God is my judge,' the prophet who kept faith in the lions' den. The single-l Daniela is the Spanish, Italian, and German form, hugely popular across Latin America, while Daniella doubles the l in English use. Dani is the universal short. It pairs its biblical weight with an easy, modern sound.
The standard spelling is Daniela. Common variants include Daniella, Danijela, Danielle, but Daniela is the most widely used form.
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Dani is the standard short.
Daniela is the Spanish and Italian form; Daniella and Danielle are the English ones.
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