familiarization period, orientation period, test period, trial period - time frame - hours - downtime - uptime - work time - furlough, leave, time off - hospitalization - transit time, travelling time, travel time - stund, tímapunktur, tími — age, epoch, era, period, time - elapsed time - sá tími sem e-ð stendur yfir, tímalengd, varanleiki — continuance, duration, length of time, take the stand - vika, vinnuvika — calendar week, week - field day - ævi, lífstíð — life, lifespan, life span, lifetime, life-time - life - life - þúsund ár — millenary, millenium, millennium - bimillenary, bimillennium - hernám — occupation - áður fyrr, fortíð — past, the past - shelf life, storage life - puerperium - lactation - time of life - calendar day, civil day - festival - að degi til, dagtími, sólarhringur — day, daylight, daytime - morgunn — dawn, forenoon, morn, morning, morning time - að nóttu, næturtími — dark, night, nighttime, night-time - kvöld, nótt — night - night - night - eve - evening - vika, virkir dagar — hebdomad, week - fjórtán dagar, hálfur mánuður, tvær vikur — fortnight, two weeks - helgi — weekend - All-hallown summer, Indian summer, Old Wives' summer, Saint-Luke's summer, Saint Martin's summer, Saint-Martin's summer - year - school, school day, schooltime - ár — twelvemonth, year, yr - ár — year - a half year, half a year, half-year, semester - bimester - Olympiad - lustrum - áratugur — decade, decennary, decennium - öld — century - half-century - quarter-century - fjórðungur, önn — quarter, trimester - phase of the moon - day - mánuður — calendar month, month - mid-January - mid-February - mid-March - mid-April - mid-May - mid-June - mid-July - mid-August - mid-September - mid-October - mid-November - mid-December - tímamörk — time limit - afmarkað tímabil — term - trimester - hour - silly season - Golden Age - silver age - bronze age - iron age - great year, Platonic year - full time, full-time, full-time worker, regulation time - extra time, overtime - árstíð — season, time of year - canicular days, canicule, dog days - hávetur — midwinter - season - tímabil, vertíð — season - öld, tímabil — age, long time, years - long haul, long radius, long range, long run, long term, long-term - drought, drouth - sögulegt tímabil, tímabil, tímamót, tímar — epoch, era, period - generation - prehistoric culture, prehistory - stjórnartíð — reign - run - early days, youth - dawn - ævikvöld, lokaskeið — evening - tími — time - nap, sleep - leigusamningur — lease, term of a contract - helmingunartími — half life, half-life - sjávarföll — lunar time period, tide - áfangi, stig — phase, stage - multistage - vakt — watch - friðartími — peacetime - stríðstími — wartime - duty tour, enlistment, hitch, term of enlistment, tour, tour of duty - honeymoon - indiction - prohibition, prohibition era - incubation period - rainy day - noviciate, novitiate - blómaskeið, blómatími — bloom, blossom, efflorescence, flower, flush, heyday, peak, prime - arcing time, burning time, execution time, production time, propagation time, running time, run time, screening time, screen time, working time - clotting time, coagulation time test, whole blood clotting time test - air alert - question time - real time - real time - study hall - usance - window - nákvæmt augnablik — point, point in time - period of play, play, playing period - interval, time interval - hlé, millibil — break, em dash, intermission, interruption, pause, suspension - kast — bout, turn - contemporary world, modern times, modern world, present times - midweek - quadrennium - quinquennium - Bronze Age - Iron Age - Stone Age - Eolithic, Eolithic Age - Palaeolithic, Paleolithic, Paleolithic Age - Lower Paleolithic - Middle Paleolithic - Upper Paleolithic - Epipaleolithic, Mesolithic, Mesolithic Age - Neolithic, Neolithic Age, New Stone Age - Great Schism[Spéc.]

quartan[Dérivé]

interval of time (n.) • period (n.) • period of time (n.) • skeið (n.) • stretch (n.) • stretch of time (n.) • tímabil (n.) • time period (n.) • time span (n.) • tími (n.) • tract (n.)