Dayems

Dayems refers to a surname of English origin. It is believed to be a variant of the name "Dayson" or "Dawson," meaning "son of Daw" or "son of David." The name likely originated in medieval England, with early records suggesting its presence in various counties. Like many surnames, Dayems would have been adopted by families to indicate lineage or association with a particular person. Over centuries, the name spread geographically as families migrated. Today, individuals with the Dayems surname can be found in various countries, reflecting historical patterns of emigration and settlement. The etymology of the name connects it to common patronymic naming conventions prevalent in early English society.