latter-day

English

/ˈlætə(ɹ) deɪ/, /ˈlæt̬əɹ deɪ/

adj

Definitions

Modern, recent.

Etymology

Compound from English latter (close closer to the present time) + 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
days English
daysack English
daysail English
daysailer English
daysailing English
daysailor English
dayshield English
dayside English
daysight English
daysleeper 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
hackday English
highday English
holiday English
interday English
intraday English
latter English
latterly English
lattermost English
latterness 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
someday English
washday English
weekday English
workaday English
workday English
yearday English
yesterday English
lætra Old English
day Middle English
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