Didi name meaning

✍ Updated on: March 15th, 2023

Gender: Unisex, both Boy and Girl

Origin: Old High German, Latin, Germanic and Hebrew

Usage: German, French, English, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian and Finnish

Pronunciation: pronunciation of Didi

d(i)-di

Meaning: People, Army and Warrior

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What does Didi mean?
Variations of Didi
How popular is Didi?
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Similar Names to Didi
Sibling Names for Didi
Famous People Named Didi
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What does Didi mean?

Queer unisex name Didi means "People, Army or Warrior" used commonly in Finnish, German, English, Swedish, French, Danish and Norwegian is originated from Old High German, Germanic, Latin and Hebrew languages. Didi is form of biblical Desiderio.

Used predominantly in Italian and Spanish unwonted, Desiderio is originated from Latin, Desiderio means "The Wished-For and The Longed-For". Didi is variation of Dide. Dide is form of Didde. Didi is short version of Didier.

Didier is version of biblical Desiderio. Didier is French cognate of Desiderius. Didier means The Wished-For, Desirable and Desire is rooted from Latin is used in French. Didi is diminutive of Dieter.

Dieter is variation of frequently used Derek. Also Dieter is variation of Dietrich. Dieter is shortened form of Dietrich. Dieter is German cognate of Didier. Also Dieter is equivalent of Diether in German language.

Outlandish Germanic, Old High German and Gothic Dieter, meaning of Dieter is "Folk and Aspire To". Didi is short of Jedidiah. Commonly used in English, Arabic and Hindi anomalous, Jedidiah is of Hebrew origin, meaning of Jedidiah is "Beloved of Yahweh and Beloved of the Lord".

How do I pronounce Didi?

The most common way to pronounce two syllabled Didi is d(i)-di.

Variants of Didi

Diether, Dee Dee, Desiderio, Dide, Desiderius, Des, Desy, Didde, Deede, Dietrich, Desan, Didda, Ditte

Names that rhyme with Didi

How popular is the name Didi?

Didi is an uncommon baby name in United States, 24 years of presence was not sufficient to save the name and it finally disappeared in 1992. Over 187 people have been named Didi in United States.

Didi is a rare baby name in England and Wales where it is still in use. However things change on global perspective, Didi is extremely popular in Indonesia where every 1 in 3000 have the name.

Also the baby name is popular in China, DR Congo and Egypt. At least, 180000 people around the globe have been given the name as per our research.

Year	Rank	Births
1992	13316	5
1985	10674	5
1982	8218	7
1980	7413	8
1979	4622	15

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Didi in Nordic countries

Countries	Men		Women
Countries	First Name	Secondary Name	First Name	Secondary Name
	17	14	549	161
	10	9	13	8
	10	9	6	12
	3	0	6	0

Here's what numbers has to say about Didi

Expression number 8 reveals your predispositions for great success in every field in life. As a lover, you are cold-hearted and distant. Stop focusing on them because you can't change everyone and focus on becoming the best role model you can be. You don't like many people walking in and out of your life. Don't allow people to take away your peace and affect your mood. You are prone to nervous breakdowns but recover fast.

Other names similar to Didi

Octavion - Anomalous Octavion has its origin in Latin is prevalently used in Spanish, Octavion means "Traditionally this Name was Given to the Eighth Child in a Large Family and Eighth Born" is aimed at boys. Octavion is derivative of Octavius.
Vernon - The famous and evergreen unisex name Vernon is used specifically in English, Irish and Tamil is came from Latin and Old French, Vernon means "Youthful, Boyish or Aristocratic Surname Brought to England at the Time of the Norman Conquest"
Warren - Unfading and Famed Warren is used chiefly in English, Warren means "Loyal or Game Reserve" given to both boys and girls is originated from Old French and Latin
Ovidio - Uncustomary Ovidio principally is used in Italian and Basque aimed at baby boys, meaning of Ovidio is "Ovis" has its origin in Latin

Milla - Isolated and All time favorite Milla came from Latin and Slavonic languages bestowed upon girls and is used commonly in Swedish, English and Polish, meaning of Milla is "Acolyte or Love"

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Sibling Names for Didi

Are you searching for a unique and adorable name for your newborn? Look no further than "Didi"! This charming name has a delightful sound and is perfect for parents who want something different for their little one. Here are some fantastic sibling names that go perfectly with Didi.

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Famous people named Didi

Didi Knoblauch,
Didi Conn, film, stage and television actress from the U.S.
Didi Senft, at the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia
Didi Perego, statuesque Italian actress
Didi Petet, Indonesian actor and TV and film director best
Didi Wong in The Test Dream as Actress
Didi Tossapon Banks in The Incredible Burt Wonderstone as Actress
Didi Qian in The Man with the Iron Fists as Actress
Didiayer Snyder in Cliffhangers as
Didi Costine in The Prince as Actress
Didi Menosi was a writer, journalist, poet, author, playwright, columnist and Israeli satirist.
Actor Didi Carli, noted for movie That Forward Center Dies at Dawn
In 1922 crime, drama flick, Farende folk, Didi Holtermann characterized Veronika.

In 1988, Didi Ramati characterized the role of Wala Mirga, Dymitr's wife in biography and drama film And the Violins Stopped Playing.
In 1977 comedy, musical film, La mujer es un buen negocio, Didi Sherman portrayed Pepa.
Didi Viana, from 1930 drama, romance flick Lábios Sem beijos, who played the Didi.

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