Dannial is an uncommon yet distinctive given name, believed to have originated from Hebrew and Welsh roots. In Hebrew, it translates to 'God is my judge,' while in Welsh, it signifies 'calm' or 'tranquil.' The name Dannial comprises two elements: 'Dan,' meaning 'judge' or 'judgment,' and 'ial,' which could derive from the Welsh word 'ialu,' implying serenity. This unique combination lends an air of tranquility to a name that also carries a sense of justice or wisdom.
The name Dannial peaked in popularity during the mid-20th century with seven births recorded in 1950, followed by a steady decline thereafter, with no more than six births in any subsequent year until 1987 when it again rose to six births. Overall, there were 39 births of children named Dannial between 1950 and 1987.