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Semi-popular ultracool name for Latvian men.

Means "man of song" in Latvian.

The second part of the name is pronounced like the "iss" in "miss," and the first part is pronounced like the "di" of "dinosaur."

There are Ebonics variations originating from Chicago's South Side like "Dynast," and "Dyonns."
I met a guy named Dainis last night.

Guys named Dainis are good to know.
Dainis by ViensNoPasaulesDainiem February 6, 2010
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The top man no one above him
"Dainis is so hot n sexy" "yeah top man😈"
Dainis by kyosgf11 September 4, 2022
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Danish Zehen 

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danished 

To be fired from a job for being a foreigner. From the Danish Prince Edvard being fired from a prominent U.S. Trading house after it was discovered he was not an American. Pronunciation: Rhymes with "Banished"
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Danish Tent Assembly 

The act of throwing a sheet over the erect penis of a man asleep on an Ikea futon.
We can't live in a studio apartment anymore. Last night when my mom stopped by, a quick Danish Tent Assembly was necessary.

Danisnotonfire 

You have a Tongue like danisnotonfire
Danisnotonfire by PhandomOverload February 14, 2014
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