Modern English–Old English dictionary
Old English translation of the English word day
| English | English (Old English) (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
dæg | ||
🔗 Unlike the common year, a leap‐year has 366 days. | ||
Frigedæg | ||
🔗 One was shot dead early Friday, and the other is still on the loose, authorities said. | ||
Sunnanæfen ; | ||
🔗 New infections rose past 80,000 cases on both Friday and Saturday, breaking previous single‐day records. | ||
| (at some time; ever; sometime; anytime) | a | |
🔗 Someday I will be queen. | ||
Sunnandæg | ||
🔗 It was closed Sundays. | ||
| English | English (Old English) |
|---|---|
| day | ⇆ dæg; ⇆ dogor |
| by day | ⇆ dæges |
| daily | ⇆ dæghwamlice; ⇆ dæghwæmlice |
| fast‐day | ⇆ fæstendæg |
| feast‐day | ⇆ mæsse |
| Saturday | ⇆ Sunnanæfen; ⇆ Sæternesdæg |
| Sunday | ⇆ Sunnandæg |