dagher

Old Swedish

Etymology

From Old Norse dagr, from Proto-Germanic *dagaz.

Noun

dagher m

1. day

Declension

  Declension of dagher (strong a-stem)

masculine	singular		plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	dagher	daghrin	daghar	daghanir, daghaner
accusative	dagh	daghin	dagha	daghana
dative	dæghi, daghi	daghinum, daghenom	daghum, daghom	daghumin, daghomen
genitive	dax	daxins	dagha	daghanna

Derived terms

• daghvarþer (“meal eaten during the day”)
• dø̄zdagher (“day of death”)
• siunættingsdagh (“day of a siunætting”)
• Mānadagher (“Monday”)
• Tīsdagher (“Tuesday”)
• Ōþinsdagher (“Wednesday”)
• Þōrsdagher (“Thursday”)
• Frēadagher (“Friday”)
• Lø̄ghardagher (“Saturday”)
• Sunnudagher (“Sunday”)

Descendants

• Swedish: dag