Possible origins: Saxon dæg, deg, dag; Danish dag;German tag; Welsh dydh; Latin dies. As Britain was populated and invaded by people of these different language groups, the use of the 'English' form 'day' gradually became common usage, rather than retaining its original form.
Interesting. It is called your Golden birthday. Enjoy!
twice-a-day or it can be called semi-diurnal which relates to such occurrences as tides.
friend in Hindi is called mitr . or dost too can be used in day to day language .
Westchester Country Day (WCD)
The word is spelled everyday. It can be written as "everyday" as in: "She wore her everyday clothes to a wedding." Or it can be written as "every day", as in: The boy called his girlfriend every day."
it was called Remembrance day
Veterans Day was called Armistice Day in 1919.
Labor Day in Australia is called Labour Day.
Veteran's Day was originally called "Armistice Day".
In Europe veterans day is called Remembrance day.
i believe it was just called that because it lasted all day.
the commonwealth day was called 'empire day' before 1958
It was called Armistice day, marking the end of WWI.
It was originally called armistice day
Canada Day used to be known as Dominion Day.
Match of the Day's theme tune, called Match of the Day, was specially composed for the show by Barry Stoller.
It's also called Boxing Day