Danielle
/dænˈjɛl/
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Australia/dænˈjeɫ/
Danielle proper noun: a female given name from French, masculine equivalent Daniel.
Proper noun
Danielle (plural Danielles)
- A female given name from French, masculine equivalent Daniel.
Forms of Danielle
| plural | Danielles |
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Origin of Danielle
Borrowed from French Danielle, the feminine form of Daniel.
Questions about Danielle
- What does Danielle mean?
- Danielle means a female given name from French, masculine equivalent Daniel.
- What part of speech is Danielle?
- Danielle is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Danielle?
- Danielle is pronounced /dænˈjɛl/.
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