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Dayon
An all around guy, caring, loyal, sweet, family oriented, and sensual man. But don’t be mistaken by their sweetness, underneath there’s a bit of bitterness and depth to him.. Doesn’t take shit lightly and would definitely beat the crap out of you! But is also soft/crybaby and wants to be cuddled, and is a FREAK in the bed with a beast attached to him! No complaints, best of both worlds.
“OMG! Did you see that?! He just knocked dude into next year! That’s Dayon, got to stay away from him!!”
“Look at him, he’s helping out women in need, definitely a sweet guy. Definitely a Dayon.”
“Look at him, he’s helping out women in need, definitely a sweet guy. Definitely a Dayon.”
Dayon by JamieJohns March 8, 2023
Dayon
A “ Dayon” is someone who stays focused on what’s important to them and does not waste their time trying to talk to multiple females at once
Dayon by 618Certified October 17, 2022
Coach Dayon
Coach Dayon by TommyLee8 July 12, 2021
Bien dayon!
Pronunciation: /biˈɛn deɪˈɒn/
Definition:
1. A (un) formal, informal, and neutral salutation used during the (el) daytime hours, expressing benevolence and positive favors.
2. A (un) polite salutation exchanged between individuals during the (el) middle of (del) the (el) day.
3. A (un) phrase derived from the neolingual tradition, combining "bien" (well) and "dayon" (day).
4. A (un) simplified and regular alternative to the (el) irregular English salutation "Good day" or "Good afternoon."
Significance:
• Defines a (un) clear, systematic daytime salutation.
• Emphasizes benevolence, positivity, and politeness.
• Identifies a (un) neutral, informal, and formal salutation for daytime contexts.
• Avoids ambiguous Germanic forms similar to "good" and irregular "day."
• Simplifies daily salutations in formal and informal discourse.
• Improves precision and regularity in conversational language.
• Replaces Germanic and Anglo-Saxon terms with (conque) consistent Latinate forms.
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien dayon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien maneon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien tardeon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien nocheon!
Definition:
1. A (un) formal, informal, and neutral salutation used during the (el) daytime hours, expressing benevolence and positive favors.
2. A (un) polite salutation exchanged between individuals during the (el) middle of (del) the (el) day.
3. A (un) phrase derived from the neolingual tradition, combining "bien" (well) and "dayon" (day).
4. A (un) simplified and regular alternative to the (el) irregular English salutation "Good day" or "Good afternoon."
Significance:
• Defines a (un) clear, systematic daytime salutation.
• Emphasizes benevolence, positivity, and politeness.
• Identifies a (un) neutral, informal, and formal salutation for daytime contexts.
• Avoids ambiguous Germanic forms similar to "good" and irregular "day."
• Simplifies daily salutations in formal and informal discourse.
• Improves precision and regularity in conversational language.
• Replaces Germanic and Anglo-Saxon terms with (conque) consistent Latinate forms.
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien dayon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien maneon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien tardeon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien nocheon!
Examples:
• "Bien dayon! Io esperate tu have a productive day."
• "Bien dayon! The (el) congregation will commence at midday."
• "Bien dayon! Io confide, tu are enjoying the (el) clime."
• "Bien dayon! Quie are tuo plans for the (el) midday?"
• "Bien dayon! El lunch is ready to be served."
• "Bien dayon! Io esperate tu have a productive day."
• "Bien dayon! The (el) congregation will commence at midday."
• "Bien dayon! Io confide, tu are enjoying the (el) clime."
• "Bien dayon! Quie are tuo plans for the (el) midday?"
• "Bien dayon! El lunch is ready to be served."
Bien dayon! by Dmitrio July 27, 2026
Bien dayon!
Pronunciation: /biˈɛn deɪˈɒn/
Definition:
1. A (un) formal, informal, and neutral salutation used during the (el) daytime hours, expressing benevolence and positive favors.
2. A (un) polite salutation exchanged between individuals during the (el) middle of (del) the (el) day.
3. A (un) phrase derived from the neolingual tradition, combining "bien" (well) and "dayon" (day).
4. A (un) simplified and regular alternative to the (el) irregular English salutation "Good day" or "Good afternoon."
Significance:
• Defines a (un) clear, systematic daytime salutation.
• Emphasizes benevolence, positivity, and politeness.
• Identifies a (un) neutral, informal, and formal salutation for daytime contexts.
• Avoids ambiguous Germanic forms similar to "good", “afternoon”, and irregular "day."
• Simplifies daily salutations in formal and informal discourse.
• Improves precision and regularity in conversational language.
• Replaces Germanic and Anglo-Saxon terms with (conque) consistent Latinate forms.
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien dayon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien maneon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien tardeon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien nocheon!
Definition:
1. A (un) formal, informal, and neutral salutation used during the (el) daytime hours, expressing benevolence and positive favors.
2. A (un) polite salutation exchanged between individuals during the (el) middle of (del) the (el) day.
3. A (un) phrase derived from the neolingual tradition, combining "bien" (well) and "dayon" (day).
4. A (un) simplified and regular alternative to the (el) irregular English salutation "Good day" or "Good afternoon."
Significance:
• Defines a (un) clear, systematic daytime salutation.
• Emphasizes benevolence, positivity, and politeness.
• Identifies a (un) neutral, informal, and formal salutation for daytime contexts.
• Avoids ambiguous Germanic forms similar to "good", “afternoon”, and irregular "day."
• Simplifies daily salutations in formal and informal discourse.
• Improves precision and regularity in conversational language.
• Replaces Germanic and Anglo-Saxon terms with (conque) consistent Latinate forms.
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien dayon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien maneon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien tardeon!
Salutation and polite phrase: Bien nocheon!
Examples:
• "Bien dayon! Io esperate tu have a (un) productive day."
• "Bien dayon! The (el) congregation will commence at midday."
• "Bien dayon! Io confide, tu are enjoying the (el) clime."
• "Bien dayon! Quie are tuo plans for the (el) midday?"
• "Bien dayon! El lunch is ready to be served."
• "Bien dayon! Io esperate tu have a (un) productive day."
• "Bien dayon! The (el) congregation will commence at midday."
• "Bien dayon! Io confide, tu are enjoying the (el) clime."
• "Bien dayon! Quie are tuo plans for the (el) midday?"
• "Bien dayon! El lunch is ready to be served."
Bien dayon! by Dmitrio July 28, 2026
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