day

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• /deɪ/
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• rhymes with -eɪ
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• homophone: day
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• homophone: dey
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪ̯/
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: [ˈdeɪ̯]
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• /ˈdæɪ̯/ Australian, Broad
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• [ˈdæ̝ɪ̯] Australian, Broad
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• [ˈdæ̞ɪ̯] Australian, Broad
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• /ˈdɛɪ̯/ Cultivated
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• [ˈdɛ̞ɪ̯] Cultivated
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This surname has multiple origins. Besides the ones listed below, Norman origin has also been suggested from De Haie", or "a corruption of the Normandy French D'Ossone, from the town of Ossone, in Normandy".

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dhegwh-? Proto-Germanic *dagaz Proto-West Germanic *dag Old English dæġ Middle English day English day Inherited from Middle English day, from Old English dæġ, from Proto-West Germanic *dag, from Proto-Germanic *dagaz (“day”), from Proto-Indo-European *dhegwh- (“to burn”). Cognates Cognate with Scots day, dei, dey, dy (“day”), Yola daie, dei, dey, die (“day”), North Frisian dai, doi, däi (“day”), Saterland Frisian Dai (“day”), West Frisian dei (“day”), Bavarian Dåg, Tåg (“day”), Central Franconian Daach (“day”), Cimbrian tag, tage (“day”), Dutch dag, dagge (“day”), German Tag (“day”), German Low German Dag, Dagg (“day”), Limburgish Daach, Daag (“day”), Luxembourgish Dag (“day”), Mòcheno ta (“day”), Vilamovian taog (“day”), West Flemish dag (“day”), Yiddish טאָג (tog, “day”), Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish dag (“day”), Faroese and Icelandic dagur (“day”), Norn dagh (“day”), Crimean Gothic tag (“day”), Gothic 𐌳𐌰𐌲𐍃 (dags, “day”), Vandalic *dag- (“day”); also Breton deviñ (“to burn”), Cornish dewi (“to kindle”), Irish daigh (“fire, flame”), dóigh (“to burn, singe; sear, scorch”), Manx daah (“to scorch, singe; to cauterize”), Scottish Gaelic dòth (“scorch, singe; burn”), Welsh deifio (“to scorch, singe”), Latin foveō (“to warm, keep warm”), Greek τέφρα (téfra, “ash, cinder”), Albanian dhez, ndez (“to kindle, light”), Old Prussian dagis (“summer”), Armenian հրդեհ (hrdeh, “fire”), Sanskrit दह् (dah, “to burn, consume by fire, scorch, roast”).

863 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: ditë — period between sunrise and sunset
• Southern Altai: кӱн (kün) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Arabic: يَوْم (yawm) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Arabic: نَهَار (nahār) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Arabic: نهار (nhar) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܐܝܼܡܵܡܵܐ (īmama) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Aramaic: ܐܝܡܡܐ (ʾīmāmā) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: יְמָמָא (yəmāmā) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Armenian: օր (ōr) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Armenian: ցերեկ (cʻerek) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Azerbaijani: gün — period between sunrise and sunset
• Bashkir: көн (kön) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Basque: egun — period between sunrise and sunset
• Belarusian: дзень (dzjenʹ) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Bengali: দিনের বেলা (diner bela) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Bulgarian: ден (den) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Catalan: dia — period between sunrise and sunset
• Catalan: jorn — period between sunrise and sunset
• Cherokee: ᎢᎦ (iga) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Chichewa: usana — period between sunrise and sunset
• Chinese Cantonese: 白天 (baak6 tin1) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Chinese Cantonese: 日頭 /日头 — period between sunrise and sunset
• Eastern Min Chinese: 晝 /昼 (dáu) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Chinese Mandarin: 白天 (báitiān) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ngazidja Comorian: mtsana — period between sunrise and sunset
• Czech: den — period between sunrise and sunset
• Danish: dag — period between sunrise and sunset
• Dutch: dag — period between sunrise and sunset
• Egyptian: h:r-w-hrw (hrw) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Emilian: dé — period between sunrise and sunset
• Esperanto: tago — period between sunrise and sunset
• Estonian: päev — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ewe: ŋkeke — period between sunrise and sunset
• Faroese: dagur — period between sunrise and sunset
• Finnish: päivä — period between sunrise and sunset
• French: jour — period between sunrise and sunset
• Old Frisian: dī — period between sunrise and sunset
• Old Frisian: dei — period between sunrise and sunset
• West-Frisian: dei — period between sunrise and sunset
• Georgian: დღე (dɣe) — period between sunrise and sunset
• German: Tag — period between sunrise and sunset
• Gothic: 𐌳𐌰𐌲𐍃 (dags) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Greek: ημέρα (iméra) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Greek: μέρα (méra) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ancient Greek: ἡμέρα (hēméra) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ancient Greek: ἦμαρ (êmar) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Mbya Guarani: ára — period between sunrise and sunset
• Hausa: rana — period between sunrise and sunset
• Hawaiian: lā — period between sunrise and sunset
• Hawaiian: ao — period between sunrise and sunset
• Hebrew: יום (yom) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Hindi: दिन (din) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Hindi: दिवस (divas) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Hungarian: nappal — period between sunrise and sunset
• Hungarian: nap — period between sunrise and sunset
• Icelandic: dagur — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ido: jorno — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ilocano: aldaw — period between sunrise and sunset
• Indonesian: hari — period between sunrise and sunset
• Interlingua: die — period between sunrise and sunset
• Irish: lá — period between sunrise and sunset
• Italian: dì — period between sunrise and sunset
• Italian: giorno — period between sunrise and sunset
• Japanese: 昼 (hiru) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Javanese: rina — period between sunrise and sunset
• Jeju: 낮 (nat) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Kashmiri: دۄہ (dọh) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Kashmiri: دۆہ (doh) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Kashmiri: روز (rōz) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Korean: 낮 (nat) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Kumyk: гюн (gün) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Kven: päivä — period between sunrise and sunset
• Lakota: aŋpétu — period between sunrise and sunset
• Latin: dies — period between sunrise and sunset
• Latin: lux — period between sunrise and sunset
• Latvian: diena — period between sunrise and sunset
• Lingala: mokolo — period between sunrise and sunset
• Lithuanian: diena — period between sunrise and sunset
• Livonian: pǟva — period between sunrise and sunset
• Luba-Kasai: difuku — period between sunrise and sunset
• Luba-Katanga: difuku — period between sunrise and sunset
• Lutuv: ning — period between sunrise and sunset
• Macedonian: ден (den) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Malay: siang — period between sunrise and sunset
• Malay: siang hari — period between sunrise and sunset
• Malay: hari — period between sunrise and sunset
• Māori: ao — period between sunrise and sunset
• Māori: rangi — period between sunrise and sunset
• Māori: rā — period between sunrise and sunset
• Marathi: दिवस (divas) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Middle English: day — period between sunrise and sunset
• Mòcheno: ta — period between sunrise and sunset
• Mpade: sɨ — period between sunrise and sunset
• Nahuatl: tonalli — period between sunrise and sunset
• Neapolitan: juorno — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ngarrindjeri: nunggi — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ngkâlmpw Kanum: konsapor — period between sunrise and sunset
• Norman: jour — period between sunrise and sunset
• Norwegian Bokmål: dag — period between sunrise and sunset
• Odia: ଦିନ (dina) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Old English: dæġ — period between sunrise and sunset
• Pannonian Rusyn: дзень (dzenʹ) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Dari: روز (rōz) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Dari: یَوْم (yawm) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Iranian Persian: روز (ruz) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Iranian Persian: یُوْم (yowm) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Plautdietsch: Dach (nds) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Polish: dzień — period between sunrise and sunset
• Portuguese: dia — period between sunrise and sunset
• Réunion Creole French: zour — period between sunrise and sunset
• Romanian: zi — period between sunrise and sunset
• Russian: день (denʹ) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Russian: светово́й день (svetovój denʹ) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Sanskrit: अहर् (ahar) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Scottish Gaelic: latha — period between sunrise and sunset
• Serbo-Croatian: о̀бданица — period between sunrise and sunset
• Serbo-Croatian: òbdanica — period between sunrise and sunset
• Slovak: deň — period between sunrise and sunset
• Slovene: dán — period between sunrise and sunset
• Lower Sorbian: źeń — period between sunrise and sunset
• Spanish: día — period between sunrise and sunset
• Sundanese: beurang — period between sunrise and sunset
• Swahili: mchana — period between sunrise and sunset
• Swedish: dag — period between sunrise and sunset
• Tagalog: araw — period between sunrise and sunset
• Tamil: பகல் (pakal) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Thai: กลางวัน (glaang-wan) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Tibetan: ཉི་མ (nyi ma) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Tibetan: ཉིན (nyin) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Tocharian B: kauṃ — period between sunrise and sunset
• Tok Pisin: de — period between sunrise and sunset
• Turkish: gündüz — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ottoman Turkish: كوندوز (gündüz) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Ukrainian: день (denʹ) — period between sunrise and sunset
• Venetan: dì — period between sunrise and sunset
• Vietnamese: ban ngày — period between sunrise and sunset
• Volapük: del — period between sunrise and sunset
• Walloon: djoû — period between sunrise and sunset
• Welsh: dydd — period between sunrise and sunset
• Wolaytta: wonttaa — period between sunrise and sunset
• Yakan: ellew — period between sunrise and sunset
• Yao (Africa): lisiku — period between sunrise and sunset
• Yoruba: ojúmọ́ — period between sunrise and sunset
• Zazaki: roceyi — period between sunrise and sunset
• Zulu: ilanga — period between sunrise and sunset
• Zulu: imini — period between sunrise and sunset
• Zuni: yadonne — period between sunrise and sunset
• Abkhaz: амш (amŝ) — period of 24 hours
• Afar: ayró — period of 24 hours
• Afrikaans: dag — period of 24 hours
• Aghwan: 𐕘𐔼 (ġi) — period of 24 hours
• Ahom: 𑜈𑜃𑜫 (ban) — period of 24 hours
• Ainu: トホ (toho) — period of 24 hours
• Akan: ɛda — period of 24 hours
• Aklanon: adlaw — period of 24 hours
• Albanian: ditë — period of 24 hours
• Southern Altai: кӱн (kün) — period of 24 hours
• Amharic: ቀን (ḳän) — period of 24 hours
• Amharic: መአልት (mäʾält) — period of 24 hours
• Andi: зубу (zubu) — period of 24 hours
• Arabic: يَوْم (yawm) — period of 24 hours
• Arabic: يوم (yōm) — period of 24 hours
• Arabic: ايام (eyām) — period of 24 hours
• Arabic: يوم (yom) — period of 24 hours
• Arabic: يوم (yōm) — period of 24 hours
• Arabic: يوم (yūm) — period of 24 hours
• Aragonese: diya — period of 24 hours
• Aragonese: día — period of 24 hours
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܝܵܘܡܵܐ (yawma) — period of 24 hours
• Aramaic: ܝܘܡܐ (yawmā) — period of 24 hours
• Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: יוֹמָא (yômā) — period of 24 hours
• Archi: ихъ (iq) — period of 24 hours
• Armenian: օր (ōr) — period of 24 hours
• Aromanian: dzuã — period of 24 hours
• Aromanian: dzãuã — period of 24 hours
• Aromanian: dzã — period of 24 hours
• Eastern Arrernte: arlte — period of 24 hours
• Assamese: দিন (din) — period of 24 hours
• Asturian: día — period of 24 hours
• Atayal: bingqi' — period of 24 hours
• Avar: къо (qxʼo) — period of 24 hours
• Avestan: 𐬭𐬀𐬊𐬗𐬀𐬵 (raocah) — period of 24 hours
• Avestan: 𐬀𐬌𐬌𐬀𐬭 (aiiar) — period of 24 hours
• Azerbaijani: gün — period of 24 hours
• Azerbaijani: sutka — period of 24 hours
• Bakhtiari: روز (ruz) — period of 24 hours
• Balinese: dina — period of 24 hours
• Baluchi: روچ (roc) — period of 24 hours
• Bashkir: тәүлек (təwlek) — period of 24 hours
• Bashkir: көн (kön) — period of 24 hours
• Basque: egun — period of 24 hours
• Baure: roseskoner — period of 24 hours
• Belarusian: су́ткі (sútki) — period of 24 hours
• Belarusian: дзень (dzjenʹ) — period of 24 hours
• Belarusian: до́ба (dóba) — period of 24 hours
• Belarusian: со́дні (sódni) — period of 24 hours
• Bengali: দিন (din) — period of 24 hours
• Bhojpuri: 𑂠𑂱𑂢 (din) — period of 24 hours
• Central Bikol: aldaw — period of 24 hours
• Eastern Bontoc: ka-orkawan — period of 24 hours
• Breton: deiz — period of 24 hours
• Breton: devezh — period of 24 hours
• Budukh: йыгъ (jığ) — period of 24 hours
• Buginese: esso — period of 24 hours
• Bulgarian: деноно́щие (denonóštie) — period of 24 hours
• Bulgarian: ден (den) — period of 24 hours
• Burmese: နေ့ (ne.) — period of 24 hours
• Buryat: үдэр (üder) — period of 24 hours
• Carpathian Rusyn: динь (dynʹ) — period of 24 hours
• Carpathian Rusyn: день (denʹ) — period of 24 hours
• Catalan: dia — period of 24 hours
• Catalan: jorn — period of 24 hours
• Cebuano: adlaw — period of 24 hours
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⴰⵙⵙ (ass) — period of 24 hours
• Chagatai: کون (kün) — period of 24 hours
• Chakma: 𑄘𑄨𑄚𑄴 (din) — period of 24 hours
• Chamicuro: senesyako — period of 24 hours
• Chechen: де (de) — period of 24 hours
• Cherokee: ᎢᎦ (iga) — period of 24 hours
• Chichewa: tsiku — period of 24 hours
• Chinese Cantonese: 日 (jat6) — period of 24 hours
• Chinese: тян (tian) — period of 24 hours
• Chinese: йитян (yitian) — period of 24 hours
• Eastern Min Chinese: 日 (nĭk) — period of 24 hours
• Hakka Chinese: 日 (ngit) — period of 24 hours
• Chinese: 日 (ji̍t, li̍t) — period of 24 hours
• Chinese: 工 (kang) — period of 24 hours
• Chinese Mandarin: 天 (tiān) — period of 24 hours
• Chinese Mandarin: 日 (rì) — period of 24 hours
• Wu Chinese: 天 — period of 24 hours
• Wu Chinese: 日 — period of 24 hours
• Chuukese: ran — period of 24 hours
• Chuvash: кун (kun) — period of 24 hours
• West Circassian: мафэ (mafɛ) — period of 24 hours
• Coptic: ⲉϩⲟⲟⲩ (ehoou) — period of 24 hours
• Cornish: dydh — period of 24 hours
• Cree: ᑮᓯᑳᐤ (kiisikaaw) — period of 24 hours
• Crimean Tatar: kün — period of 24 hours
• Czech: den — period of 24 hours
• Danish: døgn — period of 24 hours
• Danish: dag — period of 24 hours
• Daur: udure — period of 24 hours
• Dhivehi: ދުވަސް (duvas) — period of 24 hours
• Dolgan: күн — period of 24 hours
• Dongxiang: udu — period of 24 hours
• Drung: ni — period of 24 hours
• Central Dusun: tadau — period of 24 hours
• Dutch: dag — period of 24 hours
• Dutch: etmaal — period of 24 hours
• Old Dutch: dag — period of 24 hours
• Egyptian: s-w-hrw (sw) — period of 24 hours
• Emilian: dé — period of 24 hours
• Erzya: чи (či) — period of 24 hours
• Esperanto: tago — period of 24 hours
• Estonian: ööpäev — period of 24 hours
• Estonian: päev — period of 24 hours
• Even: инэӈ (inəŋ) — period of 24 hours
• Evenki: тыргани (tirgaņi) — period of 24 hours
• Ewe: ŋkeke — period of 24 hours
• Faroese: dagur — period of 24 hours
• Faroese: samdøgur — period of 24 hours
• Fijian: siga — period of 24 hours
• Finnish: päivä — period of 24 hours
• Finnish: vuorokausi — period of 24 hours
• French: jour — period of 24 hours
• French: journée — period of 24 hours
• Old French: jor — period of 24 hours
• Old French: jur — period of 24 hours
• North Frisian: dai — period of 24 hours
• North Frisian: däi — period of 24 hours
• Old Frisian: dī — period of 24 hours
• Old Frisian: dei — period of 24 hours
• West-Frisian: dei — period of 24 hours
• Friulian: dì — period of 24 hours
• Friulian: zornade — period of 24 hours
• Galician: día — period of 24 hours
• Georgian: დღე (dɣe) — period of 24 hours
• Georgian: დღე-ღამე (dɣe-ɣame) — period of 24 hours
• Georgian: დღე და ღამე (dɣe da ɣame) — period of 24 hours
• German: Tag — period of 24 hours
• Gothic: 𐌳𐌰𐌲𐍃 (dags) — period of 24 hours
• Greek: ημέρα (iméra) — period of 24 hours
• Greek: μέρα (méra) — period of 24 hours
• Greek: εικοσιτετράωρο (eikositetráoro) — period of 24 hours
• Greek: ημερονύχτιο (imeronýchtio) — period of 24 hours
• Ancient Greek: ἡμέρα (hēméra) — period of 24 hours
• Ancient Greek: ἦμαρ (êmar) — period of 24 hours
• Ancient Greek: νυχθήμερον (nukhthḗmeron) — period of 24 hours
• Tsakonian: αμέρα (améra) — period of 24 hours
• Greenlandic: ulloq — period of 24 hours
• Mbya Guarani: ára — period of 24 hours
• Gujarati: દિવસ (divas) — period of 24 hours
• Hausa: rana — period of 24 hours
• Hawaiian: pō — period of 24 hours
• Hawaiian: lā — period of 24 hours
• Hawaiian: ao — period of 24 hours
• Hebrew: יְמָמָה (yemama) — period of 24 hours
• Hebrew: יוֹם (yom) — period of 24 hours
• Higaonon: anlaw — period of 24 hours
• Hindi: दिन (din) — period of 24 hours
• Hindi: वार (vār) — period of 24 hours
• Hindi: दिवस (divas) — period of 24 hours
• Hindi: दिहाड़ा (dihāṛā) — period of 24 hours
• White Hmong: hnub — period of 24 hours
• Hungarian: nap — period of 24 hours
• Hunsrik: Daagh — period of 24 hours
• Hunsrik: taach — period of 24 hours
• Iban: hari — period of 24 hours
• Icelandic: dagur — period of 24 hours
• Icelandic: sólarhringur — period of 24 hours
• Ido: dio — period of 24 hours
• Ilocano: aldaw — period of 24 hours
• Indonesian: hari — period of 24 hours
• Ingrian: suutkat — period of 24 hours
• Ingush: ди (di) — period of 24 hours
• Interlingua: die — period of 24 hours
• Inuktun: ulluq — period of 24 hours
• Irish: lá — period of 24 hours
• Isnag: alxaw — period of 24 hours
• Istriot: dèi — period of 24 hours
• Istriot: zurnada — period of 24 hours
• Italian: giorno — period of 24 hours
• Japanese: 日 (hi) — period of 24 hours
• Japanese: 一日 (ichinichi) — period of 24 hours
• Javanese: ꦢꦶꦤ (dina) — period of 24 hours
• Javanese: ꦢꦶꦤ꧀ꦠꦼꦤ꧀ (dinten) — period of 24 hours
• Old Javanese: dina — period of 24 hours
• Jeju: ᄒᆞ를 (hawreul) — period of 24 hours
• Jurchen: inengi — period of 24 hours
• Kaingang: kurã — period of 24 hours
• Lubuagan Kalinga: egew — period of 24 hours
• Southern Kalinga: arkaw — period of 24 hours
• Southern Kalinga: padcha — period of 24 hours
• Kalmyk: өдр (ödr) — period of 24 hours
• Kambaata: bara — period of 24 hours
• Kannada: ದಿನ (dina) — period of 24 hours
• Kashmiri: دۄہ (dọh) — period of 24 hours
• Kashmiri: دۆہ (doh) — period of 24 hours
• Kashmiri: روز (rōz) — period of 24 hours
• Kashubian: dzéń — period of 24 hours
• Kazakh: күн (kün) — period of 24 hours
• Kazakh: тәулік (täulık) — period of 24 hours
• Khmer: ថ្ងៃ (thngay) — period of 24 hours
• Khmer: នៅពេលថ្ងៃ (nɨwpeilthngay) — period of 24 hours
• Kipchak: کون (kün) — period of 24 hours
• Konkani: दीस (dīs) — period of 24 hours
• Konkani: वार (vār) — period of 24 hours
• Korean: 일주야 (iljuya) — period of 24 hours
• Korean: 하루 (haru) — period of 24 hours
• Korean: 일 (il) — period of 24 hours
• Central Kurdish: ڕۆژ (roj) — period of 24 hours
• Northern Kurdish: roj — period of 24 hours
• Kven: janturi — period of 24 hours
• Kven: vuorokausi — period of 24 hours
• Kyrgyz: күн (kün) — period of 24 hours
• Laboya: lado — period of 24 hours
• Ladin: dì — period of 24 hours
• Lak: кьини (qʼini) — period of 24 hours
• Lakota: aŋpétu — period of 24 hours
• Lao: ວັນ (wan) — period of 24 hours
• Latgalian: dīna — period of 24 hours
• Latin: diēs — period of 24 hours
• Latin: lūx — period of 24 hours
• Latvian: diena — period of 24 hours
• Latvian: diennakts — period of 24 hours
• Laz: დღა (dğa) — period of 24 hours
• Lepcha: ᰠᰣᰤᰦᰭ (saʔyák) — period of 24 hours
• Lezgi: йугъ (juġ) — period of 24 hours
• Lezgi: югъ (juġ) — period of 24 hours
• Ligurian: giorno — period of 24 hours
• Limburgish: daag — period of 24 hours
• Lithuanian: para — period of 24 hours
• Lithuanian: diena — period of 24 hours
• Livonian: pǟva — period of 24 hours
• Lombard: dì — period of 24 hours
• Low German: Dag — period of 24 hours
• Lü: ᦞᧃ (van) — period of 24 hours
• Luganda: olunaku — period of 24 hours
• Luxembourgish: Dag — period of 24 hours
• Maasai: enkolong' — period of 24 hours
• Macedonian: ден (den) — period of 24 hours
• Macedonian: деноноќие (denonoḱie) — period of 24 hours
• Magahi: 𑂠𑂱𑂢𑂰 (dinā) — period of 24 hours
• Maguindanao: gay — period of 24 hours
• Maithili: दिन (din) — period of 24 hours
• Makasar: allo — period of 24 hours
• Malagasy: andro — period of 24 hours
• Malay: hari — period of 24 hours
• Malay: yaum — period of 24 hours
• Malayalam: ദിവസം (divasaṁ) — period of 24 hours
• Malecite-Passamaquoddy: kisq — period of 24 hours
• Maltese: nhar — period of 24 hours
• Maltese: jum — period of 24 hours
• Manchu: ᡳᠨᡝᠩᡤᡳ (inenggi) — period of 24 hours
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: andew — period of 24 hours
• Mansaka: allaw — period of 24 hours
• Māori: rā — period of 24 hours
• Māori: pō — period of 24 hours
• Maranao: gawi'i — period of 24 hours
• Marathi: दिवस (divas) — period of 24 hours
• Maricopa: nyaa — period of 24 hours
• Meänkieli: päivä — period of 24 hours
• Megleno-Romanian: zuuă — period of 24 hours
• Central Melanau: lau — period of 24 hours
• Middle English: day — period of 24 hours
• Mingrelian: დღა (dɣa) — period of 24 hours
• Mingrelian: ნდღა (ndɣa) — period of 24 hours
• Mirandese: die — period of 24 hours
• Mòcheno: ta — period of 24 hours
• Moksha: ши (ši) — period of 24 hours
• Mon: တ္ၚဲ — period of 24 hours
• Mongolian: өдөр (ödör) — period of 24 hours
• Mongolian: ᠡᠳᠦᠷ (edür) — period of 24 hours
• Mwani: suku — period of 24 hours
• Nahuatl: tonalli — period of 24 hours
• Nanai: ини (ini) — period of 24 hours
• Navajo: jį́ — period of 24 hours
• Ndonga: esiku class 5 — period of 24 hours
• Neapolitan: juorno — period of 24 hours
• Nepali: दिन (dina) — period of 24 hours
• Ngkâlmpw Kanum: konsapor — period of 24 hours
• Nivkh: муғф (muγf) — period of 24 hours
• Norman: jour — period of 24 hours
• Norman: journée — period of 24 hours
• Norman: journaïe — period of 24 hours
• Norwegian Bokmål: dag — period of 24 hours
• Norwegian Bokmål: døgn — period of 24 hours
• Norwegian Nynorsk: dag — period of 24 hours
• Norwegian Nynorsk: døger — period of 24 hours
• Occitan: jorn — period of 24 hours
• Occitan: dia — period of 24 hours
• Old Occitan: jorn — period of 24 hours
• Odia: ଦିନ (dina) — period of 24 hours
• Northern Ohlone: tú̄hi — period of 24 hours
• Church Slavic: дьнь (dĭnĭ) — period of 24 hours
• Old East Slavic: дьнь (dĭnĭ) — period of 24 hours
• Old English: dæġ — period of 24 hours
• Old Galician-Portuguese: dia — period of 24 hours
• Old Norse: dagr — period of 24 hours
• Old Saxon: dag — period of 24 hours
• O'odham: taṣ — period of 24 hours
• Ossetian: бон (bon) — period of 24 hours
• Pali: dina — period of 24 hours
• Pannonian Rusyn: дзень (dzenʹ) — period of 24 hours
• Papiamentu: día — period of 24 hours
• Pashto: ورځ (wraj) — period of 24 hours
• Pashto: روځ (rwaj) — period of 24 hours
• Pennsylvania German: Daag — period of 24 hours
• Dari: روز (rōz) — period of 24 hours
• Dari: یَوْم (yawm) — period of 24 hours
• Iranian Persian: روز (ruz) — period of 24 hours
• Iranian Persian: یُوْم (yowm) — period of 24 hours
• Middle Persian: 𐭩𐭥𐭬 — period of 24 hours
• Phoenician: 𐤉𐤌 (ym) — period of 24 hours
• Plautdietsch: Dach (nds) — period of 24 hours
• Pohnpeian: rahn — period of 24 hours
• Polabian: dan — period of 24 hours
• Polish: dzień — period of 24 hours
• Polish: doba — period of 24 hours
• Portuguese: dia — period of 24 hours
• Punjabi: ਦਿਨ (din) — period of 24 hours
• Quechua: p'unchaw — period of 24 hours
• Quechua: puncau — period of 24 hours
• Quechua: hunag — period of 24 hours
• Rawang: ni — period of 24 hours
• Rohingya: din — period of 24 hours
• Romagnol: dè — period of 24 hours
• Romanian: zi — period of 24 hours
• Romansh: di — period of 24 hours
• Russian: су́тки (sútki) — period of 24 hours
• Russian: день (denʹ) — period of 24 hours
• Saho: max — period of 24 hours
• Northern Sami: beaivi — period of 24 hours
• Sanskrit: दिन (dina) — period of 24 hours
• Sanskrit: दिवस (divasa) — period of 24 hours
• Santali: ᱫᱤᱱ (din) — period of 24 hours
• Sardinian: dí — period of 24 hours
• Scottish Gaelic: latha — period of 24 hours
• Serbo-Croatian: да̑н — period of 24 hours
• Serbo-Croatian: dȃn — period of 24 hours
• Shan: ဝၼ်း (wán) — period of 24 hours
• Sherpa: ཉི་མ (nyi ma) — period of 24 hours
• Sicilian: jornu — period of 24 hours
• Sicilian: jonnu — period of 24 hours
• Sidamo: barra — period of 24 hours
• Sindhi: ڏيِنہُن (ḋīnhun) — period of 24 hours
• Sinhalese: දවස (dawasa) — period of 24 hours
• South Slavey: dzene — period of 24 hours
• Slovak: doba — period of 24 hours
• Slovak: deň — period of 24 hours
• Slovene: dán — period of 24 hours
• Somali: maalin — period of 24 hours
• Lower Sorbian: źeń — period of 24 hours
• Upper Sorbian: dźeń — period of 24 hours
• Spanish: día — period of 24 hours
• Sranan Tongo: dei — period of 24 hours
• Sumerian: 𒌓 (UD, U4) — period of 24 hours
• Sundanese: dinten — period of 24 hours
• Swahili: siku — period of 24 hours
• Swedish: dygn — period of 24 hours
• Swedish: dag — period of 24 hours
• Sylheti: ꠖꠤꠘ (din) — period of 24 hours
• Tabasaran: йигъ (jiġ) — period of 24 hours
• Tagalog: araw — period of 24 hours
• Tai Nüa: ᥝᥢᥰ (wän) — period of 24 hours
• Tajik: рӯз (rüz) — period of 24 hours
• Talysh: ruj — period of 24 hours
• Talysh: روج (ruj) — period of 24 hours
• Talysh: روز (ruz) — period of 24 hours
• Tamil: நாள் (nāḷ) — period of 24 hours
• Tarantino: giorne — period of 24 hours
• Tarantino: sciùrne — period of 24 hours
• Tat: ruz — period of 24 hours
• Tatar: көн (kön) — period of 24 hours
• Tausug: adlaw — period of 24 hours
• Telugu: రోజు (rōju) — period of 24 hours
• Ternate: wange — period of 24 hours
• Tewa: thaa — period of 24 hours
• Thai: วัน (wan) — period of 24 hours
• Northern Thai: ᩅᩢ᩠ᨶ — period of 24 hours
• Tibetan: ཉི་མ (nyi ma) — period of 24 hours
• Tibetan: ཉིན (nyin) — period of 24 hours
• Tibetan: ཞག་པོ (zhag po) — period of 24 hours
• Tibetan: ཞག (zhag) — period of 24 hours
• Tibetan: ཉིན་ཞག (nyin zhag) — period of 24 hours
• Tigrinya: መዓልቲ (mäʿalti) — period of 24 hours
• Tumbuka: dazi — period of 24 hours
• Turkish: gün — period of 24 hours
• Ottoman Turkish: روز (rûz) — period of 24 hours
• Ottoman Turkish: یوم (yevm) — period of 24 hours
• Ottoman Turkish: ایام (eyyâm) — period of 24 hours
• Ottoman Turkish: گون (gün) — period of 24 hours
• Turkmen: gün — period of 24 hours
• Tuvan: хүн (xün) — period of 24 hours
• Tzotzil: kʼakʼal — period of 24 hours
• Udi: гьи (hi) — period of 24 hours
• Ukrainian: день (denʹ) — period of 24 hours
• Ukrainian: до́ба (dóba) — period of 24 hours
• Urdu: دِن (din) — period of 24 hours
• Urdu: روز — period of 24 hours
• Urdu: یَوم — period of 24 hours
• Uyghur: كۈن (kün) — period of 24 hours
• Uzbek: kun — period of 24 hours
• Venetan: dì — period of 24 hours
• Veps: päiv — period of 24 hours
• Vietnamese: ngày — period of 24 hours
• Vietnamese: hôm — period of 24 hours
• Vietnamese: bữa — period of 24 hours
• Volapük: del — period of 24 hours
• Võro: päiv — period of 24 hours
• Walloon: djoû — period of 24 hours
• Welsh: dydd — period of 24 hours
• Welsh: dwthwn — period of 24 hours
• Welsh: diwrnod — period of 24 hours
• Winnebago: hąąp — period of 24 hours
• Winnebago: hąąpra — period of 24 hours
• Wolaytta: gallassaa — period of 24 hours
• Wolof: bés — period of 24 hours
• Yaghnobi: мет (met) — period of 24 hours
• Yaghnobi: рӯз (rüz) — period of 24 hours
• Yakan: bahangi — period of 24 hours
• Yakut: күн (kün) — period of 24 hours
• Yakut: хонук (qonuk) — period of 24 hours
• Yao (Africa): lisiku — period of 24 hours
• Yiddish: טאָג (tog) — period of 24 hours
• Yoruba: ọjọ́ — period of 24 hours
• Yucatec Maya: k'iin — period of 24 hours
• Zande: uru — period of 24 hours
• Zazaki: roc (diq) — period of 24 hours
• Zazaki: roz (diq) — period of 24 hours
• Zealandic: dag — period of 24 hours
• Zhuang: ngoenz — period of 24 hours
• Zulu: usuku class 11/10 — period of 24 hours
• Zulu: umuhla — period of 24 hours
• Zuni: yadonne — period of 24 hours
• ǃXóõ: ǁʻân — period of 24 hours
• Southern Altai: кӱн (kün) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Arabic: يَوْم (yawm) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܝܵܘܡܵܐ (yawma) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Aramaic: ܝܘܡܐ (yawmā) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: יוֹמָא (yômā) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Armenian: օր (ōr) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Asturian: día — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Bashkir: тәүлек (təwlek) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Bashkir: көн (kön) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Basque: egun — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Belarusian: су́ткі (sútki) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Belarusian: дзень (dzjenʹ) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Bengali: দিন (din) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Bulgarian: деноно́щие (denonóštie) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Bulgarian: ден (den) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Catalan: dia — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Catalan: jorn — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⴰⵙⵙ (ass) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Chinese Mandarin: 天 (tiān) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Czech: den — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Danish: døgn — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Danish: dag — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Dutch: dag — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Dutch: etmaal — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Esperanto: tago — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Estonian: päev — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Estonian: ööpäev — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Ewe: ŋkeke — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Faroese: dagur — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Faroese: samdøgur — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Finnish: päivä — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Finnish: vuorokausi — period from midnight to the following midnight
• French: jour — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Old Frisian: dī — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Old Frisian: dei — period from midnight to the following midnight
• West-Frisian: dei — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Friulian: dì — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Galician: día — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Georgian: დღე (dɣe) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• German: Tag — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Greek: ημέρα (iméra) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Greek: μέρα (méra) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Greek: εικοσιτετράωρο (eikositetráoro) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Greek: ημερονύχτιο (imeronýchtio) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Ancient Greek: νυχθήμερον (nukhthḗmeron) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Gujarati: દિન (din) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Gujarati: દિવસ (divas) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Hawaiian: lā — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Hawaiian: ao — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Hebrew: יְמָמָה (yemama) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Hebrew: יוֹם (yom) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Hindi: दिन (din) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Hindi: दिवस (divas) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Hungarian: nap — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Icelandic: dagur — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Icelandic: sólarhringur — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Ido: jorno — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Ilocano: aldaw — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Indonesian: hari — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Irish: lá — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Italian: giorno — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Japanese: 日 (hi) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Jeju: 날 (nal) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Kashmiri: دۄہ (dọh) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Kashmiri: دۆہ (doh) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Kashmiri: روز (rōz) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Konkani: दीस (dīs) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Korean: 일 (il) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Korean: 날 (nal) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Korean: 하루 (haru) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Kven: päivä — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Ladin: dì — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Lakota: aŋpétu — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Lao: ວັນ (wan) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Latin: dies — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Latvian: diena — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Limburgish: daag — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Lithuanian: diena — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Macedonian: деноноќие (denonoḱie) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Macedonian: ден (den) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Malay: hari — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Malay: yaum — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Marathi: दिवस (divas) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Middle English: day — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Mòcheno: ta — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Neapolitan: juorno — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Norman: jour — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Norwegian Bokmål: døgn — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Norwegian Bokmål: dag — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Norwegian Nynorsk: døger — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Norwegian Nynorsk: døgn — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Church Slavic: дьнь (dĭnĭ) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Iranian Persian: شَبانِهروز (šabâne-ruz) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Polish: dzień — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Polish: doba — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Portuguese: dia — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Romanian: zi — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Russian: су́тки (sútki) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Russian: день (denʹ) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Scottish Gaelic: latha — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Serbo-Croatian: да̑н — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Serbo-Croatian: dȃn — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Slovak: deň — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Slovene: dán — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Lower Sorbian: źeń — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Spanish: día — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Swedish: dygn — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Swedish: dag — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Tagalog: araw — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Tamil: நாள் (nāḷ) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Thai: วัน (wan) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Tibetan: ཞག་པོ (zhag po) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Tibetan: ཞག (zhag) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Tibetan: ཉིན་ཞག (nyin zhag) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Turkish: gün — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Ukrainian: день (denʹ) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Ukrainian: до́ба (dóba) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Urdu: دِن (din) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Venetan: dì — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Vietnamese: ngày — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Volapük: del — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Walloon: djoû — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Welsh: dydd — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Yoruba: ọjọ́ — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Zazaki: roc (diq) — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Zhuang: ngoenz — period from midnight to the following midnight
• Southern Altai: кӱн (kün) — rotational period of a planet
• Armenian: օր (ōr) — rotational period of a planet
• Azerbaijani: gün — rotational period of a planet
• Bashkir: тәүлек (təwlek) — rotational period of a planet
• Basque: egun — rotational period of a planet
• Belarusian: су́ткі (sútki) — rotational period of a planet
• Belarusian: дзень (dzjenʹ) — rotational period of a planet
• Bengali: দিন (din) — rotational period of a planet
• Bulgarian: деноно́щие (denonóštie) — rotational period of a planet
• Catalan: dia — rotational period of a planet
• Catalan: jorn — rotational period of a planet
• Czech: den — rotational period of a planet
• Danish: døgn — rotational period of a planet
• Dutch: dag — rotational period of a planet
• Esperanto: tago — rotational period of a planet
• Estonian: päev — rotational period of a planet
• Estonian: ööpäev — rotational period of a planet
• Ewe: ŋkeke — rotational period of a planet
• Faroese: dagur — rotational period of a planet
• Finnish: vuorokausi — rotational period of a planet
• Finnish: päivä — rotational period of a planet
• French: jour — rotational period of a planet
• Georgian: დღე (dɣe) — rotational period of a planet
• German: Tag — rotational period of a planet
• Greek: ημέρα (iméra) — rotational period of a planet
• Greek: μέρα (méra) — rotational period of a planet
• Greek: εικοσιτετράωρο (eikositetráoro) — rotational period of a planet
• Greek: ημερονύχτιο (imeronýchtio) — rotational period of a planet
• Ancient Greek: νυχθήμερον (nukhthḗmeron) — rotational period of a planet
• Hawaiian: lā — rotational period of a planet
• Hawaiian: ao — rotational period of a planet
• Hindi: दिन (din) — rotational period of a planet
• Hindi: दिवस (divas) — rotational period of a planet
• Hungarian: nap — rotational period of a planet
• Ilocano: aldaw — rotational period of a planet
• Indonesian: hari — rotational period of a planet
• Irish: lá — rotational period of a planet
• Italian: giorno — rotational period of a planet
• Kashmiri: دۄہ (dọh) — rotational period of a planet
• Kashmiri: دۆہ (doh) — rotational period of a planet
• Kven: janturi — rotational period of a planet
• Kven: vuorokausi — rotational period of a planet
• Lakota: aŋpétu — rotational period of a planet
• Latin: dies — rotational period of a planet
• Latvian: diena — rotational period of a planet
• Latvian: diennakts — rotational period of a planet
• Lithuanian: para — rotational period of a planet
• Lithuanian: diena — rotational period of a planet
• Macedonian: ден (den) — rotational period of a planet
• Macedonian: деноноќие (denonoḱie) — rotational period of a planet
• Malay: hari — rotational period of a planet
• Malay: yaum — rotational period of a planet
• Marathi: दिवस (divas) — rotational period of a planet
• Norman: jour — rotational period of a planet
• Norwegian Bokmål: døgn — rotational period of a planet
• Polish: dzień — rotational period of a planet
• Portuguese: dia — rotational period of a planet
• Romanian: zi — rotational period of a planet
• Russian: су́тки (sútki) — rotational period of a planet
• Russian: день (denʹ) — rotational period of a planet
• Scottish Gaelic: latha — rotational period of a planet
• Serbo-Croatian: да̑н — rotational period of a planet
• Serbo-Croatian: dȃn — rotational period of a planet
• Slovak: doba — rotational period of a planet
• Slovak: deň — rotational period of a planet
• Slovene: dán — rotational period of a planet
• Spanish: día — rotational period of a planet
• Swedish: dygn — rotational period of a planet
• Tamil: நாள் (nāḷ) — rotational period of a planet
• Thai: วัน (wan) — rotational period of a planet
• Tibetan: ཉིན་ཞག (nyin zhag) — rotational period of a planet
• Turkish: gün — rotational period of a planet
• Ukrainian: день (denʹ) — rotational period of a planet
• Ukrainian: до́ба (dóba) — rotational period of a planet
• Volapük: del — rotational period of a planet
• Walloon: djoû — rotational period of a planet
• Zazaki: roc (diq) — rotational period of a planet
• Southern Altai: кӱн (kün) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Arabic: يَوْم (yawm) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܝܵܘܡܵܐ (yawma) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Armenian: օր (ōr) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Bashkir: көн (kön) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Basque: egun — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Basque: lanegun — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Belarusian: дзень (dzjenʹ) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Bulgarian: ден (den) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Catalan: jornada — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Chinese Mandarin: 一天 (yītiān) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Chinese Mandarin: 白天 (báitiān) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Chinese Mandarin: 白晝 /白昼 (báizhòu) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Czech: den — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Danish: dag — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Dutch: dag — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Esperanto: tago — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Esperanto: labortago — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Estonian: päev — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Ewe: ŋkeke — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Faroese: dagur — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Finnish: päivä — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• French: journée — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• French: jour — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Old Frisian: dī — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Old Frisian: dei — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• West-Frisian: dei — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Georgian: დღე (dɣe) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• German: Tag — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Greek: ημέρα (iméra) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Greek: μέρα (méra) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Hawaiian: lā — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Hawaiian: ao — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Hebrew: יום (yom) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Hindi: दिन (din) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Hindi: दिवस (divas) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Hungarian: nap — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Ilocano: aldaw — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Indonesian: hari — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Irish: lá — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Italian: giorno — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Japanese: 昼間 (hiruma) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Japanese: 日 (hi) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Kashmiri: دۄہ (dọh) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Kashmiri: دۆہ (doh) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Korean: 주간 (jugan) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Central Kurdish: ڕۆژ (roj) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Northern Kurdish: roj — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Kven: päivä — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Latin: dies — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Latvian: diena — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Macedonian: ден (den) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Malay: hari — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Norman: jour — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Norwegian Bokmål: dag — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Polish: dzień — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Portuguese: dia — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Romanian: zi — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Russian: день (denʹ) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Scottish Gaelic: latha — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Serbo-Croatian: да̑н — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Serbo-Croatian: dȃn — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Slovak: deň — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Slovene: dán — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Spanish: jornada — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Spanish: día — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Swedish: dag — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Tagalog: araw — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Tamil: பகல் (pakal) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Thai: วัน (wan) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Tibetan: ཉི་མ (nyi ma) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Tibetan: ཉིན (nyin) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Turkish: gün — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Ukrainian: день (denʹ) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Vietnamese: ban ngày — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Volapük: del — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Walloon: djoû — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Zazaki: roc (diq) — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Zulu: ilanga — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Zulu: imini — part of a day period which one spends at one's job, school, etc.
• Japanese: の日 — observance lasting for a day
• Japanese: デー (dē) — observance lasting for a day
• Tamil: நாள் (nāḷ) — observance lasting for a day
• Tamil: தினம் (tiṉam) — observance lasting for a day