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Daniel Wujek

in the US

There are 9 people with the name "Daniel Wujek" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Daniel	17
Wujek	63,000
Daniel Wujek	2,815,835

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is 63,000th most common Wujek
is 63,001st most common Yambor
is 63,002nd most common Zielsdorf
is 63,003rd most common Zoromski
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is 2,815,831st most common Daniel Woodin
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is 2,815,833rd most common Daniel Wortham
is 2,815,834th most common Daniel Woznick
is 2,815,835th most common Daniel Wujek
is 2,815,836th most common Daniel Wyss
is 2,815,837th most common Daniel Xu
is 2,815,838th most common Daniel Yan
is 2,815,839th most common Daniel Yanes

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Meaning & History

Daniel

Wujek

(male) Biblical name (meaning ‘God is my judge’ in Hebrew), borne by the prophet whose story is told in the Book of Daniel. He was an Israelite slave of the Assyrian king Nebuchadnezzar, who obtained great favour through his skill in interpreting dreams and the ‘writing on the wall’ at the feast held by Nebuchadnezzar's son Belshazzar. His enemies managed to get him cast into a lions' den, but he was saved by God. This was a favourite tale in the Middle Ages, often represented in miracle plays. The name has been perennially popular among English speakers since the 16th century and has been particularly favoured since the 1980s.

Variant: Danyal.

Short form: Dan.

Pet form: Danny.

Cognates: Scottish Gaelic: Dàniel. Welsh: Deiniol. German, Scandinavian: Daniel. Dutch: Daniël. French, Spanish, Portuguese: Daniel. Italian: Daniele. Russian: Daniil. Polish, Czech: Daniel. Finnish: Taneli. Hungarian: Dániel.