of late; lately; recently; referring to the recent past as a whole
🔊 Anton fragte ihren Bruder, ob sie beide in letzter Zeit gereist waren und wohin?
lately, of late (in the recent past) · lastly (in last place)
eş: ces temps derniers, récemment
köken: From dernier (“last”) + -ment.
🔊 Near-synonym: récemment
recently, lately, of late
recently
köken: From Proto-Turkic *baya. Cognate with dialectal Turkish bayak, Chuvash паҫӑр (paś̬ăr), etc.
aile: bayaqdan
🔊 Bayaq demişdin ki işinə baxacağam, nə oldu?
🔊 Bayaq burda idi, amma artıq yoxdur.
recently
köken: Compare to Southern Altai байа (baya, “recently”).
superlative degree of laat · latest, most recent, newest · last, furthest behind
zıt: vroegst, eerst
aile: laatstbedoeld, laatstgemeld, laatstgenoemd, laatstvermeld
recently, lately
eş: 요사이, 요즈음
köken: Sino-Korean word from 近來 (“recently, lately”)
the other day
köken: From här + om dagen. Compare Norwegian her om dagen.
🔊 Häromdagen var det ett väldigt intressant program på tv.
recently, lately, newly, freshly
eş: ostatnio
zıt: dawno
köken: Etymology tree Polish niedawny Proto-Slavic *-o Old Polish -o Polish -o Polish niedawno From niedawny + -o.
recently, lately, of late, in recent times
recently, the other day
köken: äske- + -ttäin (distributive singular), from the root of äsken.
aile: äskettäinen
🔊 Olin äskettäin San Franciscossa.
recently
zıt: dávno
köken: From ne- + dávno or nedávný + -o.
lately, recently
köken: Literally, “since soon”, a translation actually opposite to the actual meaning (which relates to the past rather than the future).
recently, lately, the other day
köken: a (“the”) + minap (“recently”), from mi (“[here] some”) + nap (“day”)
a short time ago, a little while ago, not long since · before, formerly, previously
köken: From Proto-Italic *dūdom, from base *dū, of unclear origin. De Vaan suggests it is related to dūrus, from PIE *dweh₂- (“far, long”), and therefore cognate with Ancient Greek δήν (dḗn, “for a long time, long ago”) and Proto-Slavic *davě (“long ago”) (whence *davьnъ (“ancient”)). Per Lewis and Short, from diū + dum.
the other day
köken: From her and om dagen. Compare Swedish häromdagen.
recently; nowadays
köken: dạo + này.
lately, recently
köken: From darrer + -ment.