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Duyum means evening or shade in Tagin dialect which is one of the tribal dialect from state Arunachal pradesh in India.
1) It is Duyum(evening) now.

2) You're my Duyum(shade)

3) lets go towards duyum.
Duyum by remrout January 7, 2010
Related Words
Duyu • Duyum • Duyun • Duyundiye • Duyung • duyuy
A name that no one can pronounce correctly except asians. People with this name are inhumanly intelligent, ridiculously innocent, and extremely picky with relationship partners.
A person named Duyun once rejected 7 girls in 3 days.
Duyun by marie315 March 12, 2009
A Duyuy is someone who is completely out-of-their-head stupid. Someone who completely misses the point of every conversation, lacks basic social graces and behaves impulsively. They do not seem capable of rational thinking, and laugh at really dumb shit (and then have to tell you about it). You'll know a Duyuy when you see one. You might even know a couple already.
Mike: "I can't believe he brought that chocolate bar in the bathroom. Now he's licking his fingers, and I just know he didn't wash his hands again. What a duyuy"
duyuy by Julle Naaiers March 2, 2017
Duyung basically means mermaid in Malay language.

Also, another meaning by
: Someone who is seeking attentions, not being themselves and riding pleasures of others.
Fikri is being duyung.
Duyung by Jckorose January 30, 2019

Duyundiye 

Duyundiye herkes duysun haberleri olsun
Duyundiye
Duyundiye by Anonhups December 25, 2023
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