Dani
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Dani is a given name. Dani is also used as a family name of Chhetri cast group, basically, in Nepal and India.
Dani may refer to:
People
- Dani people, a people living in the central highlands of West Papua
- Danes (Germanic tribe)
Given name
- Dani Alves, Brazilian footballer
- Dani Bondar, an Israeli football player
- Dani Borreguero, a Spanish footballer
- Dani Dimitrovska, a Macedonian pop and rock singer
- Dani Filth, the leader of Cradle of Filth
- Dani Harmer, British actress
People known as Dani
- Dani (singer), a French singer and actress
- Dani Stevenson, American R&B singer
- Daniel da Cruz Carvalho, Portuguese footballer
- Daniel García Lara, Spanish footballer
- Daniel Martín, Spanish footballer
- Daniel Miguélez Martínez, Spanish footballer
- Daniel Ruiz, Spanish footballer
- Daniel da Silva Soares, Portuguese footballer
- Danielson Gomes Monteiro, Cape Verdean footballer
- Dannii Minogue, singer and actress
- Dani Venn, contestant from MasterChef Australia (season 3)
Surname
- Ahmad Hasan Dani, a Pakistani scholar
- Omar Dani, commander of the Indonesian Air Force from 1962 to 1965
Fictional characters
- Dani (Red Hot Chili Peppers), a fictional girl appearing in several Red Hot Chili Peppers songs
- Dani Beck, on Law & Order: SVU
- Danielle Moonstar, aka Dani, a comic book character associated with the X-Men
- Dani Trant, main character from the 1991 film The Man in the Moon
- Dani Phantom, a girl cloned from the titular character of the Nicktoon Danny Phantom
- Dani, a Glee recurring character portrayed by Demi Lovato
Other uses
- BH Dani, a Bosnian-Herzegovinian news weekly
- Dan-i (段位, pronounced as dan-ee, with stronger accent on "a"), a Japanese martial arts ranking system, see dan rank
- An alternate name for the Deni language
- Dani (film), a 2001 Indian Malayalam film
See also
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