(a) On the day preceding the present one, yesterday; also, just recently, only lately; (b) at some time in the past; also, formerly; as yester-dai. …

(a) The middle of the day, the period around noon; devel of mid-dai, devil who is abroad in the middle of the day; in the time of mid-dai, in the middle of the day; in morwe and mid-dai and even-tide……

(a) The second day of the week, Monday; (b) blak Mone-dai, Easter Monday; perilous monedaies, inauspicious Mondays for the birth of a child; Mone-dai lond, a lord's land on which tenants worked every……

(a) A day in a seven-day week; (b) a week; also, a workweek; al) the weke-dai, during the workweek. …

Any of the three fasting days (Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday) after the first Sunday in Lent, after the feast of Pentecost, after Holy Cross Day, Sept. 14, and after St. Lucy's Day, Dec. 13; an……

(a) A normal day's work; a day's customary service; also, a day's fighting; (b) as a land measure: a plot of land that can be plowed by one team in one day [appar. from 3 to 5 poles]. …

(a) On this day, today; also as adj. [quot. ?c1475, 1st]; todai seven-night, todai thrid dai, a week from today, three days from today; nou todai, on this very day; (b) on this day of the year in the……

The Sabbath. …

(a) Christmas Day, December 25; (b) yol-dai of fish, a fast day during Advent on which fish is eaten. …

(a) The day of the Last Judgment, Judgment Day, Doomsday; (b) into (til) domes-dai, bitwene this and domes-dai, to the end of the World, till Doomsday. …

(a) A Christian festival, a day consecrated to religious observances, a day of rest; any holy day, including Sunday; (b) any Hebrew holy day, including Saturday; (c) fig. a day sacred to Cupid, a……

Friday; --freq. with def. art.; in various constructions; (b) in prep. phrases; (c) adverbial uses. …

A period of 24 hours, a natural day; dai natural; a daies space, a whole day; daies bred, daily bread; prime of the dai; etc. …

Long; longes agon, long ago. …

(a) The fifth day of the week, Thursday; also, the fourth day of the Creation [quot. c1390]; (b) in adv. usage: the (than) Thures-dai, on Thursday, on Thursdays, Thursdays; (c) the word 'Thursday'……

(a) The third day of the week, Tuesday; (b) in adv. usage: the) Tiues-dai, thane Tiues-dai, on (the) Tuesday, Tuesday; alle the tiues-daies, on every Tuesday; (c) in comb.: Tiues-dai gospel, the……

In set phrases: al-longe dai, all day (long); all the time, continually; al-longe night, all night (long); al-longe yeres, for years. …

(a) The first day of the week, Sunday, esp. the Christian Sabbath; also, the observance of the Sabbath; Son-dai gospel [cp. gospel n. 2.(a)]; breken Son-dai, to fail to observe the Sabbath; holden……

The church festival of Easter; Easter Sunday; the Easter season;-- usually without article. …

(a) The seventh day of the week, Saturday, the Sabbath; (b) Sater-dai in albis, the Saturday in Easter Week, Easter Saturday; Sater-dai in estern even, holi Sater-dai, the Saturday before Easter, Holy……