Dónaill

Dónaill is a given name of Irish origin. It is the Irish form of the name Daniel, which has Hebrew roots. The name Daniel appears in the Hebrew Bible and is derived from the Hebrew name Daniyyel, meaning "God is my judge." Dónaill is most commonly found in Ireland and among people of Irish descent. It is a masculine given name.

The popularity of the name Dónaill has varied over time. Like many traditional Irish names, its usage can fluctuate with cultural trends. While not as common as some other Irish names internationally, it remains a recognized and respected choice. Variations and anglicized spellings of the name also exist, contributing to its broader presence. The pronunciation of Dónaill can vary slightly depending on regional Irish dialects. The inclusion of the fada (acute accent) over the 'o' indicates a long vowel sound.

Individuals named Dónaill have contributed to various fields throughout history and in contemporary society, though the name itself does not typically carry specific historical associations beyond its commonality as a personal name. Its enduring presence reflects the continued cultural significance of Irish naming traditions.