Daueid, Dauid, Dabid identifies David, named in accounts of his kingship, lineage, words, and descendants.

The attested forms identify David as a named individual: he is described as king, ancestor, speaker, and the person named in expressions concerning a house, throne, city, and descendants.

1. The named figure David · dominant

   The nominative form names David in accounts of what he did or said: in Acts 13:36 the APB renders the clause "For David, on the one hand, having served his own generation by the plan of God, fell asleep," and in Mark 12:36 it introduces his saying. Genitive forms place the same name in stated relations, including Jesus as "son of David" in Matthew 1:1, Joseph's connection with "the house of David" in Luke 1:27, and the "city of David" in Luke 2:4.

   Acts 13:36Mark 12:36Matthew 1:1Luke 1:27Luke 2:4Acts 13:22

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB normally presents the name as "David" and retains it within relational expressions such as "son of David," "house of David," and "city of David." These English phrases show the verse-level relations rather than supplying separate meanings for the name.