• As an English surname, from aMiddle English short form ofDavid. Also a nickname from the(jack)daw. CompareDavey,Dakin.
• Also as an English surname, from a rhyming pet form ofRaw, a name related toRauf; compareRalph,Rawe,Rawson,Dawkins,Dawson.
• As anArabic surname, fromضوء(“light”).
• As anIrish surname, fromÓ Deaghaidh(literally“descendant of Deaghadh”), fromdeag(“good”) +ádh(“fate”), comparable toGoodwin.

Daw

1. Asurname transferred from the given name.

FromBurmeseဒေါ်(dau,“madam”).

Daw

1. (Myanmar)honorific title for older women

   DawAung San Suu Kyi

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