A proper name, typically a shortened form of Daniel or Danielle, used as a person's given name.
A modern diminutive or nickname form of Daniel (Hebrew origin, meaning 'God is my judge') or Danielle (French feminine form). Became popular as a standalone name in the 20th century.
Names like 'Dani' show how modern English loves making shorter, friendlier versions of longer names—it's part of a bigger trend where casual, informal speech influences what names parents choose for their children.
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