día
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- day any period of 24 hours
- day a period from midnight to the following midnight
- day rotational period of a planet
- day the part of a day period which one spends at work, school, etc.
- day, daytime the part of the day between sunrise and sunset
Etymology
Inherited from Latin *dīa, diēs (day) inherited from Proto-Italic *djēm inherited from Proto-Indo-European *dyḗws (sky, heaven, the bright one, sky god, daytime sky, sky-god).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*dyḗws
Gloss
sky, heaven, the bright one, sky god, daytime sky, sky-god
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
天
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- autodial English
- dial English
- dialable English
- dialer English
- dialist English
- dialless English
- diallist English
- misdial English
- moondial English
- redial English
- speed-dial English
- subdial English
- sundial English
- *dia Latin
- *dīa Latin
- Veneris dīēs Latin
- diatim Latin
- dies Latin
- diluculum Latin
- diurnus Latin
- diurnālis Latin
- diālis Latin
- diāria Latin
- diēs Latin
- diēs Veneris Latin
- diēs Veneris, (diēs) Veneris Latin
- dominicus Latin
- dominīcus Latin
- sesquidies Latin
- buondì Italian
- die Italian
- dì Italian
- oggidì Italian
- venerdì Italian
- rantsoen Dutch, Flemish
- adiar Spanish, Castilian
- diana Spanish, Castilian
- domingo Spanish, Castilian
- dominguero Spanish, Castilian
- endomingarse Spanish, Castilian
- jueves Spanish, Castilian
- lunes Spanish, Castilian
- martes Spanish, Castilian
- medio Spanish, Castilian
- mediodía Spanish, Castilian
- sábado Spanish, Castilian
- viernes Spanish, Castilian
- δείλη Ancient Greek
- *dyew- Proto-Indo-European
- *dyḗws Proto-Indo-European
- adiar Portuguese
- dia Portuguese
- diall Middle English
- di Old French
- zi Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ziar Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- zilnic Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- Biyernes Cebuano
- Domingo Cebuano
- dayana Cebuano
- dio Ido
- Biyernes Tagalog
- Linggo Tagalog
- linggo Tagalog
- ဒိုင်ခွက် Burmese
- Zojz Albanian
- dia Old Portuguese
- *dīyos Proto-Celtic
- *dyumnám Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *dyā́wš Proto-Indo-Iranian
- dzuã Aromanian
- *djous Proto-Italic
- *djous patēr Proto-Italic
- *djowe- Proto-Italic
- *djowes, *djous Proto-Italic
- *djēm Proto-Italic
- de Romansh
- di Romansh
- gi Romansh
- dì Friulian
- di Venetian
- dia Papiamentu
- djabièrna Papiamentu
- djabièrnè Papiamentu
- djadomingo Papiamentu
- djadumingu Papiamentu
- djaluna Papiamentu
- djamars Papiamentu
- djarason Papiamentu
- djasabra Papiamentu
- djaweps Papiamentu
- *dźie̅u ̊ Proto-Albanian
- dai Dalmatian
- Damóo Navajo, Navaho
- Damóo Biiskání Navajo, Navaho
- Damóo yázhí Navajo, Navaho
- Damį́įgo Navajo, Navaho
- Yiską́ Damóo Navajo, Navaho
- Yiską́ Damį́įgo Navajo, Navaho
- damóo Navajo, Navaho
- damį́įgo Navajo, Navaho
- dia Kabuverdianu
- Biyernes Bikol Central
- Domingo Bikol Central
- dì Ladin
- di Sardinian
- dèi Istriot
- *dzéus Proto-Hellenic
- 𐬛𐬫𐬀𐬊𐬱 Avestan
- Biyernes Hiligaynon
- rominco Tetelcingo Nahuatl
- dia Guinea-Bissau Creole
- die Mirandese
- 𒅆𒍑 Hittite
- Biyarnis Karao
- Domingko Karao
- domingko Karao
- Byernis Yogad
- míalnąsi Taos
- tumį́ku Taos
- viern Zoogocho Zapotec
- mincó San Juan Atzingo Popoloca
- domingo Cahuilla
- domingu Magdalena Peñasco Mixtec
- ndaminguí Tezoatlán Mixtec
- viérnexi̱ Tezoatlán Mixtec
- tumingu Chayuco Mixtec
- viarni Chayuco Mixtec
- teminku Western Highland Chatino