eendaags

Eendaags is a Dutch adjective meaning one-day. It is used to describe events, activities, or plans that last a single calendar day. The term is commonly found in schedules, invitations, and descriptions of itineraries or programs.

Etymology and spelling: The word is a compound of een (one) and dag (day), formed to denote duration. In modern Dutch it is usually written as one word, eendaags. Variants such as eendaagse may appear in some stylistic contexts, depending on the noun it modifies and the preferred spelling conventions.

Usage: Eendaags describes duration and is typically used before a noun to specify the length of an event or activity. Examples include een eendaags festival, het eendaagse congres, en een eendaags reisprogramma. It contrasts with longer-duration terms such as tweedaags (two-day) and meerdaags (multi-day).

Notes: While primarily applied to events and itineraries, the term can also describe activities completed within one day, such as een eendaagse cursus. In Dutch, eendaags behaves like other duration-based compounds, providing a concise way to indicate a single-day scope without specifying exact hours.