Dannys

Dannys is a proper noun that can function as the plural form of the given name Danny, and, less commonly, as a surname or brand name in English. In most contexts, Dannys appears in prose to refer to a group of people who share the first name Danny, or to a family or group bearing the surname Dannys. Because Dannys is not a widely established subject, it lacks a single defining article and is typically identified by surrounding context.

Origins and usage: Danny is a common diminutive of Daniel, a name of Hebrew origin meaning “God is my judge.” The plural Dannys follows standard English practices for pluralizing proper nouns that denote people. As a surname, Dannys would reflect patronymic or family naming patterns, though such instances are uncommon.

Cultural references: In fiction or branding, Dannys may be used as the name of a group, a cast of characters, or a company. These uses are not standardized and depend on the specific work or brand.

Notable examples: There are many individuals named Danny, but there is no widely recognized subject that uses Dannys as a standalone title or entry. When encountered, the term typically relies on context to identify the intended referent.

See also: Danny, Daniel, Daniels.