david

• Nome próprio masculino de origem hebraica, usado especialmente em referência ao segundo rei de Israel no Antigo Testamento, ao padroeiro do País de Gales e ao pintor neoclássico francês Jacques-Louis David.

A proper noun referring to a male given name of Hebrew origin, notably borne by the second king of Israel in the Old Testament, the patron saint of Wales, and the French neoclassical painter Jacques-Louis David.

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1. King of IsraelB2formal

   The second king of the Israelites, known for defeating Goliath and uniting Israel with Jerusalem as its capital.

   Rei de Israel

   • David defeated the giant Goliath with a sling and a stone.
   • King David established Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
   • Many of the Psalms in the Bible are attributed to David.

2. B2formalbritish

   The patron saint of Wales, a 6th-century bishop and missionary.

   São David

   • Saint David is celebrated on March 1st in Wales.
   • The cathedral of Saint David is a famous pilgrimage site.
   • He is known for his simple life and teachings.

3. French PainterC1formal

   A French neoclassical painter who supported the French Revolution.

   Pintor francês

   • Jacques-Louis David painted 'The Death of Marat'.
   • David was a leading figure in the neoclassical art movement.
   • His works often depicted historical and revolutionary themes.