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dies non
[ dahy-eez non, dee-eys nohn ]
noun
- a day on which no courts can be held.
dies non
/ ˈdaɪiːz nɒn /
noun
- law a day on which no legal business may be transacted Also calleddies non juridicusdʒʊˈrɪdɪkəs Compare juridical days
Word History and Origins
Origin of dies non1
Word History and Origins
Origin of dies non1
Example Sentences
In his essay “On Envy,” the philosopher Francis Bacon wrote, “Of all other affections, it is the most importune and continual. For of other affections there is occasion given but now and then; and therefore it was well said, ‘Invidia festos dies non agit.’
Thursday.—A dies non for the galleries.
Sunday's what they call a dies non; you're a lady of education, so you know what that means.
I have given," says the Judge in a letter to a friend, "nearly the whole of last term, when not on judicial duty, two lectures every day, and even broke in upon the sanctity of the dies non juridicus, Saturday.
This is dies non, and no one is obliged or expected to attend.
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