day
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The meaning (definition) of the word day
a twenty-four-hour period of time
The word day used in a sentence
“Today was a very happy day.”
The plural of the word day
days
How the word day is said around the world
| French | jour (zhoor) |
| Spanish | día (DEE-ah) |
| Mandarin | 天 (tyen) |
| Hindi | दिन (din) |
| Arabic | يوم (yowm) |
| Russian | день (dyayn) |
| Portuguese (EU) | dia (DEE-uh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | dia (JEE-a) |
| Japanese | 一日 (tsu-ee-TAH-chee) |
| German | Tag (tahk) |
| Urdu | دن (din) |
| Punjabi | ਦਿਨ (din) |
| Korean | 하루 (HAH-roo) |
| Hebrew | יום (yohm) |
| Greek | ημέρα (ee-MAY-rah) |
| Dutch | dag (dahkh) |
| Tagalog | araw (AH-row) |
| Vietnamese | ngày (ngahy) |
| Turkish | gün (gyern) |
| Persian | روز (rooz) |
| Polish | dzień (jeny) |
| Ukrainian | день (deny) |
| Bengali | দিন (deen) |
| Swedish | dygn (dewngn) |
| Italian | giorno (JOHR-noh) |
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