Latin · Latina
dies
/ˈdi.eːs/ noun · plural: diēs A1 (estimated)
1. day
| English | day, day, daytime |
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| German | der Tag, der Tag |
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| French | le jour, le jour, la journée |
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| Portuguese | o dia, o dia |
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| Czech | den, den |
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| Italian | il giorno, il giorno, la giornata |
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| Spanish | el día, la jornada |
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| Dutch | de dag, de dag, het etmaal |
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| Swedish | en dag, en dag, ett dygn |
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2. A solar or sidereal day of about 24 hours, especially (historical) Roman dates reckoned from one midnight to the next.
3. A set day: a date, an appointment.
| English | appointment, tryst |
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| German | der Termin, das Stelldichein |
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| French | rendez-vous galant |
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| Spanish | la data |
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4. point of time at which a transaction or event takes place
| English | date |
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| German | der Zeitpunkt, der Termin, das Datum |
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| French | la date, la date |
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| Portuguese | a data, a data |
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| Czech | datum, datum |
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| Italian | data, data |
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| Spanish | la fecha, la fecha, la data |
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| Dutch | de datum, de datum |
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| Swedish | ett datum, ett datum |
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