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The surname Dains may have originated from England, deriving from the Old English personal name "Dagun," meaning "day." It could also have originated from the Norse name "Dag," which means "daylight." Surnames were often developed based on a person's occupation, location, or characteristics, with "Dains" possibly being a variation of "Daynes," which was a common surname in medieval England. The name may have also been anglicized from the Gaelic surname "MacDahin," signifying "son of Doohan." Over time, variations in spelling and pronunciation of surnames occurred, leading to the diverse range of surnames we have today.
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