domingo
Sabbath in Spain
Domingo is Spanish for Sunday, the seventh day of the week.
It appears in English contexts within Spanish-language names, phrases, or cultural references: Santo Domingo, Plácido Domingo.
The word derives from Latin *dies dominicus* (the Lord's day), reflecting Sunday's significance in Christian tradition.
Date-tracking system
morning · brunch · sunrise · breakfast · newspaper · lazy · afternoon · evening
Outdoor casual meal
- outingShort recreational trip
- recreationRefreshment through leisure
- amusementPleased entertainment state
- entertainmentAgreeable diversion of attention
games · hobbies · pastime · pleasure · relaxation · stroll · barbecue · park
calendar
Date-tracking system
weekly · morning · brunch · sunrise · breakfast · newspaper · lazy · afternoon · evening · family
picnic
Outdoor casual meal
- outingShort recreational trip
- recreationRefreshment through leisure
- amusementPleased entertainment state
entertainment · games · hobbies · pastime · pleasure · relaxation · stroll · barbecue · park · family
mass
Quantity of matter
- sermonClergy's worship address
- worshipReligious reverence and praise
- sabbathDesignated period of repose
liturgy · prayer · congregation · altar · priest · pastor · minister · chapel · cathedral · vespers
repose
Peaceful stillness or calm
- relaxationState of being unwound
- tranquilityUndisturbed peacefulness
- serenityUndisturbed mental quietude
siesta · nap · respite · stillness · downtime · unwind · recovery · ease · comfort · sleep-in
- domino effectSequential causation phenomenon
- world dominationComplete control of Earth
- dominant speciesMost influential population present
- total dominationComplete control over everything
- dominant maleHighest-ranking man
- dominant partner
Dominic, dominion, dominate, dominant, dominance, domination, dominator, predominant, predominate