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d
æ
ġ
N (masc, a-stem)
a
day
Source:
https://bosworthtoller.com/7328
originates from: PGmc
*dagaz
'day' (dagaz
>
daga
>
dag
>
dæg
>
dæġ) through pgmc-to-oe
(source:
Ringe 2014
:212)
Inflected forms
dagum
'day
-dat.pl
' (
oe-dat-pl
)
in
Ætherlwold's Reforms
,
Ælfric's Lives of Saints - Saint Eugenia
,
Exeter Book Riddle 5
dæġe
'day-DAT' (
oe-dat
)
Component of compounds
ǣrdæg
'before-day'
Paradigms