fagdag.
subject day; a school day during which all or most lessons are devoted to a single subject, allowing extended or concentrated work in that subject
Meaning & usage
subject day; a school day during which all or most lessons are devoted to a single subject, allowing extended or concentrated work in that subject
Klassen har fagdag i norsk på torsdag og skal arbeide med skriving hele dagen.
professional development day; a day devoted to lectures, courses, seminars, discussions or similar activities concerning a particular professional or academic field, typically for professionals or employees
Sykehuset arrangerte en fagdag om pasientsikkerhet for de ansatte.
Where this word comes from
From fag (“subject, field”) + dag (“day”), literally “subject day”. The first element, fag (“subject, field, discipline”), is borrowed from Middle Low German fak (“compartment, field”), originally referring to something joined together or a delimited area, and later developing the senses “field, discipline” and “school subject”. The second element, dag (“day”), is inherited from Old Norse dagr (“day”) and is related to døgn (“24-hour period”). Compare the parallel formations Norwegian Nynorsk fagdag, Danish fagdag and German Fachtag (“professional conference day”).
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