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multiday

multiday

1 3.7
Lasting for more than one day
  • adjective
  • /ˈmʌltiˌdeɪ/
translation icon : multidía
  • The albacore, multiday, and long-range trips operate primarily out of San Diego.
  • multiday trip
  • multiday event

Examples

  • Jackson Hole Mountain Guides and Climbing School leads multiday winter camping excursions in Grand Teton National Park.

  • For the second year, the Apollo Theater and the World Music Institute are staging a multiday celebration of contemporary African music.

  • Lack of water in Ernie's Country makes multiday backpacking trips difficult.

How Long

long-lasting
27 3.7
extended
11 4.0
multiday
1 3.7
overnight
195 1.2

Surface Forms

multiday positive

Morphology

multiday = day + multi (transparent) = multi + day

The meaning is directly compositional: 'multi-' means many and 'day' refers to days, so the adjective means lasting more than one day.

Etymology

Multiday comes from the prefix multi- meaning 'many' and the simple word day, so it literally means 'many days'. That's why multiday describes events or activities that last for more than one day.