day.
1. m. While the land used in turning around its axis; It is equivalent to 24 hours.
2. m. time when the Sun is above the horizon.
3. m. by antonom. Light of the day.
4. m. time makes during the day or much of it. Rainy, covered, clear day
5. m. day in which the church celebrates the Holy, the sacred mystery, etc., of which one person t
OMA name, on this same person. U m. in pl. Today they are the days of Eugenio6. m. birthday. U m. in pl.
7. m., occasion. The day that lose you respect, is over all
8. m. pl. life. At the end of his days After his days
1. m. day diado.
1. m. Astr. Time between two consecutive steps of the Sun by the upper Meridian.1. m. time between two half consecutive nights.
1. m. Day festive.
1. m. One of which hangs a disease or business decision.
1. m. birthday.
1. m. One in which the Catholic Church sends fast.
1. m. land measure, used in Asturias, equivalent to 1257 centiáreas.
day of field.1. m. The intended for fun in the field.
1. m. One in which the Church allows to eat meat.
1. m. Wednesday of ash.
1. m. day of work.
2. m. The that was paid to the shops of carriages or beasts, as well as those that were used on the road.
1. m. Corpus1
.2. m. day of judgment (? last day of the time).
1. m. feast of the Church or official.
1. m. Among hunters, one that is abundant hunting, by nevada, by burning in the camp
or or by another similar accident, and in which prohibits hunting. U m. in pl.1. m. One that held some anniversary or notable event, the militia, the Court or a particular family dress Gala.
1. (Because it is allowed to eat the intestines and limbs of cattle, and all the afirstlings of them). d. In the kingdoms of Castile, Saturday (? sixth day of the week).
1. m. day of precept.1. m. day of work.
1. m. One in which craftsmen do not work, even though she is no holiday.
2. m. its. That or those that mediate between one and another fever who suffers from tercianas or cuartanas.
1. m. The intended to confess and receive communion, to win a Jubilee or attend a church function.1. m. One in which Kings and sovereigns usually pardon of the death penalty and granting other pardons.
1. m. In the Palace, that had besamanos.
1. m. Colloq. day of the
Trial.1. m. One in which the Knight who was to marry presented which was supposed to be his wife a jewel of value.
1. m. One in which the ecclesiastical judge explores the will of those who have marriage.
1. m. Among Christians, last day of the time, in which Jesucristo will judge the living and the dead.
OrRTOGR. ESCR. with may. initial.2. m. Colloq. One in which there is great confusion, pomp and shouting, or gathered crowds.
1. m. day of the trial.
day of the deceased, or day of the deceased.
1. m. The commemoration of the faithful departed, on 2 November.
day of the innocent.1. m. Astr. day astronomical.
1. m. Corpus1.
(As noted in the almanacs with a manecita indicator). m. day of mass.1. m. El Salva. and México. One that takes guests and they are treated with beggar.
1. m. day of mass.
1. m. Which is celebrated with some solemnity,
less than the the days of gala.1. m. One that ordered the Church to hear mass, and allowed to work.
1. m. In theatres, circuses, exhibitions, etc., day of the week in which the entry price is greater, to book more wealthy people.
1. m. One in which the Church forbids eating meat.
1. m. One that sends the Church which is heard mass and that does not work.
1. m. Domingo de Ramos.
1. m. The regular, as opposed to the party.
day of courts.1. m. One that was given judicial hearing, which the courts are franqueaban and presented them the judges and Ministers in whose charge was the administration of justice.
1. m. day of fish.
1. m. The precise and above to run something.
day Roman Catholic Bishop.1. m. day liturgical.
1. m. One in which the courts are closed, and suspended the course of the business of justice.
2. m. Day festive.
3. m. official holiday which falls on Sunday.
4. m. day of work.
1. m. feast of the Church or official.
1. m. Der. The usable for judicial proceedings, which is normally a holiday, except in extraordinary cases and summaries of criminal civil.
1. m. Adding to the month of February in each leap year.
1. m. One that morning it was party and in the afternoon it could work.
1. m. its. day of courts.
1. m. day of work.
1. m. In educational establishments, which occurs class.
day liturgical.1. m. Which, for the cult Church in prayer and Divine Office begins the Catholic Church since the time of Eve until the next day at the same time.
1. m. time which has elapsed since a boat that is sailing has the Sun at its zenith, until that happens the same to the next day.
1. m space of time that results from dividing the length of the solar year in 365 parts equal.
1. m. Fís. day (? time when the Sun is above the horizon).
1. m. In ancient Rome, that that was not legitimate to treat the public affairs and administration of justice.
2. m. The mourning and sadness, considered to be fatal in memory of a great disgrace of the Roman people.
