ā̆ǵʰer-, ā̆ǵʰen-, ā̆ǵʰes-, or ō̆ǵʰer etc.

day, dawn

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
English
Old Englishān-dagafixed dayn.wk.mascGED LRC
Old Englishdægday; (name for) D-runen.str.mascGED LRC
Old Englishdagadayn.mascASD LRC
Old Englishdagi(g)anto dawnvbW7 ASD LRC
Old Englishdagungdawning, daybreakvb.ptcW7 ASD LRC
Old Englishdōgor, dōgerdayn.str.neutGED ASD LRC
Old Englishfrīgedæg, frigdægFriday, lit. Freya's dayn.mascW7 ASD LRC
Old Englishgebyrd-dægbirthdayn.str.mascCDC LRC
Old EnglishmōnandægMonday, lit. Moon dayn.mascW7 LRC
Old Englishsæter(n)dæg, sæter(n)esdægSaturday, lit. Saturn dayn.mascW7 ASD LRC
Old EnglishsunnandægSunday, lit. Sun dayn.mascW7 LRC
Old EnglishtīwesdægTuesday, lit. Tiw's dayn.mascW7 LRC
Old EnglishþunresdægThursday, lit. Thor's dayn.mascW7 LRC
Old EnglishwōdnesdægWednesday, lit. Woden's dayn.mascW7 LRC
Northumbriandǣgdayn.str.neutGED LRC
Middle Englishadayat middayadvMEV LRC
Middle Englishaldaiall dayadvMEV LRC
Middle Englishbirthdai, bithedaybirthdaynCDC LRC
Middle Englishdawnento dawnvbW7 LRC
Middle Englishdaw(n)ingdawningvb.ptcW7 LRC
Middle EnglishdaydaynW7 LRC
Middle EnglishFridayFriday, lit. Freya's dayprop.nW7 LRC
Middle EnglishMondayday named for the Moonprop.nW7 LRC
Middle EnglishSaterdayday named for Saturn: Roman agriculture godprop.nW7 LRC
Middle EnglishSundayday named for the Sunprop.nW7 LRC
Middle EnglishThursdayday named for Thor: Germanic thunder godprop.nW7 LRC
Middle EnglishTiwesdayday named for Tiw: Germanic war/sky godprop.nW7 LRC
Middle EnglishWednesdayday named for Woden: Germanic chief godprop.nW7 LRC
Middle EnglishWhitsondayWhitsundayprop.nW7 LRC
Englishbirthdayday/anniversary of one's birthnW7 LRC
Englishdailyevery dayadjW7 LRC
Englishdaisyfamiliar wild Eurasian plant/flowernAHD CDC LRC
Englishdawnsunlight's first appearance in morningnAHD W7 LRC
Englishdawn(for sunlight) to appear in morningvb.intransAHD W7 LRC
Englishdaytime of sun's light between nightsnAHD W7 LRC
EnglishFridayday between Thursday and Saturdayprop.nAHD W7 LRC
Englishmiddaynoon, middle part of daynW7 LRC
EnglishMondayday between Sunday and Tuesdayprop.nAHD W7 LRC
EnglishSaturdayday between Friday and Sundayprop.nAHD W7 LRC
EnglishSundayday between Saturday and Mondayprop.nAHD W7 LRC
EnglishThursdayday between Wednesday and Fridayprop.nAHD W7 LRC
Englishtoday(on/for) this dayadvAHD W7 LRC
EnglishTuesdayday between Monday and Wednesdayprop.nAHD W7 LRC
EnglishWednesdayday between Tuesday and Thursdayprop.nAHD W7 LRC
EnglishWhitsundayPentecost, lit. white Sundayprop.nAHD W7 LRC
West Germanic
Old Frisiandei, di, dachdayn.str.mascGED ASD LRC
Old Frisianmōna(n)deiMondaynASD LRC
Old FrisiansāterdeiSaturdayn.mascW7 ASD LRC
Old FrisianwerusdeiWednesdayn.mascASD LRC
Frisiandeydayn.mascASD LRC
Middle DutchwoensdachWednesdayn.mascASD LRC
Dutchdagdayn.mascASD LRC
Dutchdāgento dawnvbASD LRC
Dutchzon-dagSundaynASD LRC
Old Saxondagdayn.str.mascGED LRC
Old Saxonēn-dagolit. death-dayn.wk.mascGED LRC
Old Low Germansunnun-dagSundaynASD LRC
Middle Low Germansūke-dagesickness, lit. sick-dayn.wk.mascGED LRC
Low Germandagdayn.mascASD LRC
Old High GermanDagi-bertDagibertprop.nGED LRC
Old High GermanfrīatagFriday, lit. Freya's dayn.mascW7 LRC
Old High Germangaburti-tagolit. birth-dayn.wk.mascGED LRC
Old High Germanmahal-tagofixed dayn.wk.mascGED LRC
Old High Germanmānatag, mānotagMondayn.mascW7 ASD LRC
Old High Germansiech-tagesickness, lit. sick-dayn.wk.mascGED LRC
Old High GermansunnūntagSundayn.mascW7 LRC
Old High Germantac, tagdayn.str.mascGED ASD LRC
Old High Germantagēnto dawnvbASD LRC
Old High GermanzīostagTuesdayn.mascW7 LRC
Middle High Germantac, tagdayn.mascASD LRC
Middle High Germantagento dawnvbASD LRC
Middle High GermanziestagTuesdayn.mascASD LRC
GermanDienstagTuesdayn.mascLRC
GermanDonnerstagThursdayn.mascLRC
GermanFreitagFridayn.mascLRC
GermanGeburtstagbirthdayn.mascLRC
GermanMontagMondayn.mascASD LRC
GermanSamstagSaturdayn.mascLRC
GermanSonntagSundaynASD LRC
GermanTagdayn.mascASD LRC
Germantagento dawnvbASD LRC
GermantäglichdailyadjTLL LRC
North Germanic
Runic*dagazday; (name for) D-runenLRC
Old NorseDagrDay [personal name in Edda]prop.n.mascLRC
Old Norseein-dagafixed daynASD LRC
Old Norseōþins-dagrWednesday, lit. Odin's dayn.mascW7 LRC
Old Norseþōrs-dagrThursday, lit. Thor's dayn.mascW7 LRC
Old Icelandicdagrdayn.str.mascGED LRC
Old Icelandicdøgr, døgnhalf-day (12 hrs.)n.neutGED LRC
Old Icelandicein-dagifixed dayn.wk.mascGED LRC
Old Icelandicmāl-dagifixed dayn.wk.mascGED LRC
Icelandicdagato dawnvbASD LRC
Icelandicdagrdayn.mascASD LRC
Icelandicdægr, dœgrdayn.neutASD LRC
IcelandicmānadagrMondayn.mascASD LRC
IcelandicoðinsdagrWednesdayn.mascASD LRC
IcelandicsunnudagrSundaynASD LRC
IcelandictȳsdagrTuesdayn.mascASD LRC
Danishdagdayn.mascASD LRC
Danishdaget(it) dawnsvb.3.sgASD LRC
DanishmandagMondayn.mascASD LRC
Swedishdagdayn.mascASD LRC
Swedishdagato dawnvbASD LRC
East Germanic
Gothic*afar-dagsthe following dayn.str.mascGED LRC
Gothic*Dagis-þiusDagisthiusprop.nGED LRC
Gothicdagsdayn.str.mascGED LRC
Gothicfidur-dogson the 4th dayadjGED LRC
Crimean GothictagdaynGED LRC
Indo-Iranian
Avestanazan-daynGED LRC
Sanskritáhar, áhan-, áhas-daynGED LRC