Daikant is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 7 characters long in length.
Daikant is a variant form of the Dawkins. See David - Though of ancient standing in Wales, this Christian name scarcely appears in England before the Conquest. Modified in various forms it has since produced many family names, some of which are among the commonest in use, as Davids, Davidson, Davidge—Davey, Davy, Davie—Davies, Davis, Daviss, Daves, Davison. From Daw, the nickname, come Dawe, Dawes, Daws, Dawson, Dawkes, Dawkins, Dawkinson, and from another form of the nickname, according to Camden, we get Day, Dayes, Dayson, and Dakin.
Daikant is variant form of Deacon. One who assisted priest or minister.
Variant form of Deagan. Grandson of Dubhceann meaning "black head".
Daikant is a variant form of Dakin. The motto of this widely-spread family, STRYKE DAKEYNE, THE DEVIL'S IN THE HEMPE, is said to have originated from an incident in a sea-fight. It was used temp. Edward VI., and probably much earlier.
Surname is variant of Deacon. A known corruption of Dinan.
Family name Daikant is variant form of the Deakin. The same as Dakin - The motto of this widely-spread family, STRYKE DAKEYNE, THE DEVIL'S IN THE HEMPE, is said to have originated from an incident in a sea-fight. It was used temp. Edward VI., and probably much earlier.