Dayna

Meaning of Dayna

Dayna is like a sunbeam in a name. It traces back to the Old English “dæġ,” meaning day or light, while its Latin cousins—día in Spanish and dia in Portuguese—remind us of bright mornings and fresh starts. It also draws on the Gaelic “dana,” which means bold, so Dayna feels both sunny and fearless. Spoken with a playful “DAY-nuh,” it bounces off the tongue with warmth and charm. Over the years it’s climbed steadily up the popularity ranks, a gentle rise that shows its lasting appeal. Dayna is perfect for a girl who greets each dawn with a grin as wide as the sky. Choosing Dayna is like gifting a lifelong sunrise: bright, hopeful, and full of promise.

Pronunciation

English

  • Pronunced as DAY-nuh (/deɪ-nə/)

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Notable People Named Dayna

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