Dag" is a gender-neutral, Scandinavian-origin name that means "day." It is often associated with simplicity and straightforwardness due to its one-syllable structure. This name has been used in various forms across different cultures over time, making it internationally recognizable. Dag was popularized by Norse mythology, where Dag Ragnarsson was a giant, son of the god Heimdall. In modern times, it is more commonly found in countries like Norway and Sweden but is also gaining traction worldwide due to its uniqueness and ease of pronunciation.
"The name Dag experienced a peak in popularity with 12 births in 1962, but maintained consistent usage throughout the decade, with at least five births occurring annually between 1968 and 1971."