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Etymology
Via ME. < OE. dæġ < proto|Germanic|dagaz < proto|Indo-European|dhegh-|to burn. Not related to Latin dies (< proto|Indo-European|dyeu-|to shine), but rather to Sanskrit d�has �heat� < proto|Indo-European|dhegh-|to burn. Cognates include Swedish and Dutch dag and German Tag �day�.

Pronunciation
AHD|d�, IPA|/deɪ/, SAMPA|/deI/
audio|en-us-day.ogg|Audio (US)
rhymes|eɪ

Noun
en-noun

1. A period of 24 hours.
2. The period from midnight to the following midnight. There are 7 days in a week: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
3. Rotational period of a planet (especially earth).
4. The part of a day period which one spends at one�s job, school, etc.

#* I worked two days last week.

1. Part of a day period between sunrise and sunset where one enjoys daylight, daytime.

#* day and night.

rfex|also for the last

Derived terms
rel-top|terms derived from �day�
a broken clock is right twice a day
daily
daybreak
daydream
daylight
day off
day of reckoning
day return
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daystar
daytime
day trip
day boarder
day bed
payday
save the day
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Croatian: t+|hr|dan|m
Czech: t+|cs|den|m
Danish: t-|da|døgn|n
Dutch: t+|nl|dag|m, t-|nl|etmaal|n
Esperanto: t+|eo|tago|xs=Esperanto
Estonian: t|et|ööpäev, t+|et|päev
Ewe: �keke n
Finnish: t+|fi|päivä, t+|fi|vuorokausi
Frisian: dei
Old Frisian di
German: t+|de|Tag|m
Greek: t+|el|ημέ�α|f|scGrek (iméra); t+|el|μέ�α|f|scGrek (méra); t|el|εικο�ι�ε��ά��ο|n|scGrek (eikositetráoro); t|el|ημε�ον���ιο|n|scGrek (imeroníchtio);
Hebrew: ���� (yemama) f; ��� (yom) m
trans-mid
Korean: ko-inline|�주�|iljuya|4=�주�
Kurdish: t+|ku|ر��|sc=KUchar
Lithuanian: t+|lt|diena|xs=Lithuanian
Nahuatl: tonalli
Norwegian: t+|no|døgn|n
Polish: t+|pl|dzie�|m, t+|pl|doba|f
Portuguese: t+|pt|dia|m
Russian: ���ки (sútki) p, ден� (d'en�) m
Slovenian: dan
Spanish: t+|es|día|m
Swedish: t+|sv|dygn|n, t+|sv|dag|c
Tagalog: araw
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Croatian: t+|hr|dan|m
Czech: t+|cs|den|m
Danish: t-|da|døgn|n, t+|da|dag|c
Dutch: t+|nl|dag|m, t-|nl|etmaal|n
Estonian: t+|et|päev, t|et|ööpäev
Ewe: �keke n
Finnish: t+|fi|päivä, t+|fi|vuorokausi
Frisian: dei
Old Frisian di
German: t+|de|Tag|m
Greek: t+|el|ημέ�α|f|scGrek (iméra); t+|el|μέ�α|f|scGrek (méra); t|el|εικο�ι�ε��ά��ο|n|scGrek (eikositetráoro); t|el|ημε�ον���ιο|n|scGrek (imeroníchtio);
Hebrew: ���� (yemama) f; ��� (yom) m
trans-mid
Korean: ko-inline|�|il|4=�, ko-inline|�|nal, ko-inline|�루|haru
Norwegian: t+|no|døgn|n, t+|no|dag|m
Polish: t+|pl|dzie�|m, t+|pl|doba|f
Portuguese: t+|pt|dia|m
Russian: ���ки (sútki) p, ден� (d'en�) m
Slovenian: dan
Swedish: t+|sv|dygn|n, t+|sv|dag|c
Tagalog: araw
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trans-top|rotational period of a planet
Croatian: t+|hr|dan|m
Danish: t-|da|døgn|n
Dutch: t+|nl|dag|m
Estonian: t+|et|päev, t|et|ööpäev
Ewe: �keke n
Finnish: t+|fi|vuorokausi
German: t+|de|Tag|m
Greek: t+|el|ημέ�α|f|scGrek (iméra); t+|el|μέ�α|f|scGrek (méra); t|el|εικο�ι�ε��ά��ο|n|scGrek (eikositetráoro); t|el|ημε�ον���ιο|n|scGrek (imeroníchtio);
trans-mid
Norwegian: t+|no|døgn|n
Polish: t+|pl|dzie�|m
Portuguese: t+|pt|dia|m
Russian: ���ки (sútki) p, ден� (d'en�) m
Slovenian: dan
Swedish: t+|sv|dygn|n
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trans-top|part of a day period which one spends at one�s job, school, etc.
Croatian: t+|hr|dan|m
Czech: t+|cs|den|m
Danish: t+|da|dag|c
Dutch: t+|nl|dag|m
Estonian: t+|et|päev
Ewe: �keke n
Finnish: t+|fi|päivä
Frisian: dei
Old Frisian di
German: t+|de|Tag|m
Greek: t+|el|ημέ�α|f|scGrek (iméra); t+|el|μέ�α|f|scGrek (méra)
Hebrew: ��� (yom) m
trans-mid
Korean: ko-inline|주�|jugan|4=��
Kurdish: KUchar|ر��
Norwegian: t+|no|dag|m
Polish: t+|pl|dzie�
Portuguese: t+|pt|dia|m
Russian: ден� (d'en�) m
Slovenian: dan
Swedish: t+|sv|dag|c
Tagalog: araw
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Croatian: t+|hr|dan|m
Czech: t+|cs|den|m
Danish: t+|da|dag|c
Dutch: t+|nl|dag|m
Estonian: t+|et|päev
Ewe: �keke n
Finnish: t+|fi|päivä
Frisian: dei
Old Frisian di
German: t+|de|Tag|m
Greek: t+|el|ημέ�α|f|scGrek (iméra); t+|el|μέ�α|f|scGrek (méra)
Hebrew: ��� (yom) m
trans-mid
Korean: ko-inline|�|nat
Nahuatl: tonalli
Norwegian: t+|no|dag|m
Polish: t+|pl|dzie�|m
Portuguese: t+|pt|dia|m
Russian: ден� (d'en�) m
Slovenian: dan
Swedish: t+|sv|dag|c
Tagalog: araw
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ttbc|Slovak: de� m
ttbc|Swahili: siku
ttbc|Telugu: ర��� (r�ǧu), దినమ� (dinamu) (1,2,3,4), ప�ల� (pagalu) (5)
ttbc|Thai: THchar|วั� (wân), THchar|�ิ� (thip), THchar|วาร (w�n)
ttbc|Tok Pisin: t-|tpi|de|xs=Tok Pisin (1,2,3,4,5)
ttbc|Tupinambá: 'ara
ttbc|Turkish: gün (1,2,3,4,5), gündüz (5)
ttbc|Ukrainian: t-|uk|ден�|m|scCyrl|xsUkrainian (den�), доба (doba) f
ttbc|Welsh: dydd
ttbc|Wolof: bés
ttbc|Yiddish: ��ָ� (tog) m
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Category:200 English basic words
Category:Time

Scots

Etymology
From OE.|sco dæg|dæġ.

Noun
sco-noun

1. #English|day
2. (definite singular) today

#* A�m sorry, A�ve no seen Angus the day.
#*: I�m sorry, I haven�t seen Angus today.

af:day
ang:day
ar:day
ast:day
zh-min-nan:day
br:day
de:day
et:day
el:day
es:day
fa:day
fr:day
fy:day
ga:day
ko:day
hy:day
hi:day
io:day
id:day
it:day
kk:day
ku:day
la:day
lt:day
hu:day
nl:day
ja:day
pl:day
pt:day
ru:day
simple:day
sr:day
fi:day
sv:day
ta:day
te:day
vi:day
tr:day
uk:day
zh:day

• 2007-12-19 02:48 - Tbot - added t for ku

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