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10 Language-to-English DictionariesDaylong
/ˈdeɪ.lɔŋ/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Lasting for the entire duration of a day.
"The festival was a daylong event that attracted visitors from all over the region." - 2
Occurring or taking place throughout the day.
"She planned a daylong hike to explore the national park."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'daylong' is a compound of 'day' and 'long', originating in Middle English. The word 'day' comes from Old English 'dæg', while 'long' derives from Old English 'lang'. The combination reflects the duration of an entire day, emphasizing continuity or duration.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Daylong" is said worldwide
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toute la journée
Transliteration: tout la zhoor-nay
"Le festival était un événement qui durait toute la journée."
ganztägig
Transliteration: gants-tay-gig
"Das Festival war eine ganztägige Veranstaltung."
per tutto il giorno
Transliteration: per toot-toh eel jor-no
"Il festival è stato un evento che durava per tutto il giorno."
todo el día
Transliteration: toh-doh el dee-ah
"El festival fue un evento que duró todo el día."
o dia todo
Transliteration: oo dee-ah toh-doo
"O festival foi um evento que durou o dia todo."
पूरा दिन
Transliteration: poora din
"उत्सव पूरा दिन चलने वाला था।"
整天
Transliteration: zhěng tiān
"节日是一个整天的活动。"
하루 종일
Transliteration: haru jong-il
"축제는 하루 종일 진행되는 행사였습니다."
一日中
Transliteration: ichinichijū
"祭りは一日中続くイベントでした。"
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