day

(t)

big , large , great , major ; bigly , largely , greatly , majorly

Example:

Nerxali, hinto jagegi singa, hu da plasi sesu dayday peda per te, ji da buka sesu day jabare cel na nigalu te.

Fe folo ki demo de Uncudo Nasyonlari le rideklara in reguladoku sesu bala imanu fe basili insanli haki, fe sungen ji layeya de insanli personya ji fe egal haki de moy femyen ji manyen, ji pia le daykarar na frongi sosyal fronkadam ji maxmo bon jiwali jotay in maxmo day huruya,

Antonym:

lil

Etymology:

Derived Words:

daycu: (b.nenoj) enlarge, become big, get big, become large, get large
dayday: (t) huge, enormous, immense, gigantic, hugely, enormously, immensely, gigantically
daydaymo: (m) extremely, exceedingly
daygi: (b.oj) enlarge, make big, make large
dayje: (b) size
daymo maxmo: (m) much more
daymo minmo: (m) much less
dayya: (b) bigness, largeness, greatness
kufiday: (t) significant, substantial, sufficiently large
maxdaycu: (b.nenoj) enlarge, become bigger, get bigger, become larger, get larger
maxdaygi: (b.oj) enlarge, make bigger, make larger
mididay: (t) medium, medium-sized
pahnaday: (t) vast

Rhyming Words not Ending in day

awtomimbay: (t) self-evident
ay: (il) ouch, ah (denotes pain or fear)
ayay: (b.oj.ru) scream (in pain or fear); scream, yell
bohay: (b.oj) persecution; persecute
bonjotay: (b) well-being
brunay: (su n) Brunei
bunhway: (b.nenoj) collapse; collapse
burdoyday: (b.oj) abuse, mistreat
cambay: (t) pale, palid
cay: (b) tea
doyday: (b.oj) treatment; treat (act or behave in specified manner)
estay: (b.nenoj) stance; stand, be standing
fankobunhway: (b) mudslide
fubay: (b.oj) corruption; corrupt
geobunhway: (b) landslide
gitay: (b.oj) expectation, anticipation; expect, anticipate
hay: (b.nenoj) there is, there are
honcay: (b) iris
hwegay: (b.oj) remorse; repent, feel remorse (for)
ingay: (t; f.sah) which should, which ought (to); should, ought (to)
jiwajotay: (b) standard of life, standard of living
jogay: (b) handicap, disability, impediment, impairment, disorder
jotay: (b) condition, state
karay: (t) spicy, hot
kaway: (t) cute; cutely
kiray: (b.oj) rent; rent
maldoyday: (b.oj) mistreat, abuse
mimbay: (t) obvious, evident, of course; obviously, evidently
moksay: (b) wood
papugay: (b) parrot, Psittacoidea
paragway: (su n) Paraguay
pay: (b) pie
poshay: (b.nenoj) be missing
possahay: (b.oj) hinderance; hinder
prehay: (b.nenoj) here is, here you go, there you go, here you are, there you are
sahay: (b.oj) help, aid, assistance, support; help, aid, assist, support
sempay: (t) narrow; narrowly
sentay: (b) moss
sonzay: (b.nenoj) existence; exist
sungay: (b.oro) damage, harm, injury; damage, harm, hurt, injure, get damaged, get harmed, get hurt, get injured
talujibunhway: (b) avalanche
tay: (su n) Thailand
urugway: (su n) Uruguay
way: (il) aw (denoting tenderness)
xorestay: (b.nenoj) stand up, get up, rise
yozay: (b.oro) guilt, fault, blame; blame, be guilty
zway: (b) fly (insect), Diptera