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Origin of the name DAG.
Etymology of the
name DAG.
Meaning of the baby name DAG.
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DAG.
Cornish name, from the vocabulary word dag, perhaps denoting
"some one," of importance.
The surname Dag has been derived
from Teut. dæg, day. The Dags of Cornwall may have their name from
Cornish dag, "some one"—perhaps some one of importance, from
Gr. ταγος, a leader, commander, a chief, a ruler
(Thessalian
tagus). (Patronymica Cornu-Britannica, Charnock, 1870)
DAG.
Gothic, Old Saxon, and Scandinavian. From Teutonic dæg, meaning
"day." Other forms include: English Day;
Latin Tagus;
Old Norse Dagr; and Spanish Dago,
Tago, Tajo,
etc. (History of Christian Names, Yonge, 1884).
Dag. In Scandinavian
mythology, the son of Nott
(the night), by her third husband Dellingr.
Nott rode on a mythical horse named Skenfaxi, whose mane lit up the
heaven and the earth. (An Archaic Dictionary, Cooper, 1876).
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