the days or times to take a (favourable) turn, to begin to prosper (after adversity)

devastate, demolish

Horse riding: turning the horse suddenly in the right, left or back direction and making the horse practice for tricks and races

to pass the harrow over a field (in order to break the clods)

clean up

(a woman) to visit her parent's, or another, house, after childbirth

(a woman) to visit her parent's, or another, house, after childbirth

during the daytime, while it shines

plaster (a wall, etc.)

(of evil days) befall, be unfortunate

be late or to begin late, delay

(of the day) be advanced

to show kindness

to turn the face away (from), to be averse (to), to abstain (from), to avoid, shun

a tough day, time of trouble

advancing day

to cure

daylight, in the mid time of the day, openly

old things are more reliable

never since then, never after

set the sun

to dislocate opponent's wrist in hand-wrestle

waste time

to proclaim, to promulgate

turn (one) away (from)

disobey