days
English
/ˈdeɪz/
noun form
Definitions
- (plural of) day
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English dayes inherited from Old English dagas inherited from Proto-Germanic *dagōs suffix from English day.
Origin
English
day
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Alien Day English
- Bloomsday English
- Day-Glo English
- Star Wars Day English
- White Day English
- birthday English
- centiday English
- daily English
- day English
- day job English
- daybeam English
- daybed English
- dayboat English
- daybook English
- dayboy English
- daycare English
- daycarer English
- daycoach English
- daydream English
- dayer English
- dayflower English
- dayfly English
- dayflying English
- dayful English
- daygirl English
- dayglow English
- dayhike English
- daylength English
- dayless English
- daylife English
- daylight English
- daylike English
- daylily English
- daylong English
- daymark English
- daymeal English
- daypack English
- daypart English
- dayrise English
- dayroom English
- daysack English
- daysail English
- daysailer English
- daysailing English
- daysailor English
- dayshield English
- dayside English
- daysight English
- daysleeper English
- dayslong English
- daysman English
- dayspring English
- daystar English
- daysworth English
- daytime English
- daytrip English
- daywalker English
- dayward English
- daywear English
- daywork English
- dayworker English
- deathday English
- deciday English
- everyday English
- foreday English
- gameday English
- gangday English
- glory English
- glory days English
- hackday English
- highday English
- holiday English
- interday English
- intraday English
- latter-day English
- leg day English
- lifeday English
- loveday English
- midday English
- multiday English
- nonday English
- noonday English
- payday English
- playday English
- quarter-day English
- rebirthday English
- schoolday English
- sea-day English
- seaday English
- some English
- someday English
- somedays English
- washday English
- weekday English
- workaday English
- workday English
- yearday English
- yesterday English
- *dagōs Proto-Germanic
- dagas Old English
- day Middle English
- dayes Middle English
- de Tok Pisin
- dei Sranan Tongo
- day
- some
- daily
- dayer
- glory
- seaday
- dayboy
- payday
- dayful
- midday
- dayfly
- daybed
- nonday
- daybook
- daylife
- gangday
- daypack
- gameday
- foreday
- dayglow
- sea-day
- highday
- dayside
- daymark
- daylily
- dayhike
- daywear
- daybeam
- deciday
- yearday
- someday
- dayroom
- daygirl
- daylike
- leg day
- workday
- dayless
- dayward
- playday
- dayrise
- daytrip
- daypart
- daysman
- daytime
- noonday
- hackday
- washday
- daysack
- holiday
- daylong
- day job
- Day-Glo
- daycare
- lifeday
- daystar
- weekday
- daywork
- daysail
- loveday
- dayboat
- daymeal
- interday
- dayslong
- everyday
- somedays
- birthday
- daycarer
- daylight
- workaday
- daysight
- multiday
- daydream
- daycoach
- centiday
- deathday
- intraday
- schoolday
- dayspring
- dayflower
- dayflying
- yesterday
- daysailor
- daywalker
- daysailer
- Bloomsday
- dayworker
- dayshield
- daylength
- daysworth
- Alien Day
- White Day
- daysleeper
- glory days
- latter-day
- daysailing
- rebirthday
- quarter-day
- Star Wars Day