Earth day
sidereal day
hour
60 minutes
hr
solar day
day
geosynchronous orbit
ahemeral
diurnal motion
sesquidiurnal
day-age creationism
month
sidereal year
geosynchronous
synodic month
moon
lunar month
lunation
gap creationism
stellar day
equinox
astronomical year
diurnal
hemeral
weekend
time of day
leap second
lifespan
infradian
moment
nychthemeron
calendar
Universal Time
year
time
microcentury
synodic period
lunar day
earthset
yr
twelvemonth
calendar month
sol
kiloday
ultradian
epact
24-hour clock
earthrise
anomalistic year
dayer
ghurree
timespan
yearday
draconic month
annum
twenty-four hours
postconvalescence
twenty-four hour period
inex
24-hour interval
mean solar day
deciday
minutesworth
military time
solar calendar
saros
24/7/365
timestep
nanosecond
photoperiodism
geocyclic
DDMMYY
time zone
LOD
terrestrial dynamical time
lose an hour of sleep
terrestrial time
TDT
TT
break
long weekend
astronomical time
ephemeris time
life expectancy

English words for 'A day in Earth time; the period it takes planet Earth to revolve once; a period of 24 hours.'

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