Daye is a surname that traces back to medieval England.

Last summer, I visited Daye to tour its historic copper mine museum and explore the local markets.

On that cold daye, the villagers gathered by the old oak to share news.

When researching her family tree, Maria discovered that the Dayes line traced back to a single village.

The ritual required seven dayes to complete, each with its own offerings.

She filled her scrapbook with memories of many dayfuls spent traveling with friends.

The bakery sold a dayful of sourdough loaves before noon.

The garden felt dayful, humming with bees and sunlight as neighbors tended their plots.

Most of the attendees are regulars, but the conference also attracted a surprising number of one-dayers.

I Groundhog Dayed my commute yesterday when every stoplight turned red and my car stalled in the same intersection twice.