daimen Definition
- 1a Scottish word meaning 'to come or go', especially to a place near at hand
- 2a small piece of land that is adjacent to a house or building
Using daimen: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "daimen" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
I'll daimen over to your place after dinner.
Example
The farmer owned a daimen of land next to his house.
daimen Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for daimen
Phrases with daimen
daimen icker
a small plot of land near a house or building used for growing vegetables or flowers
Example
She spends most of her free time tending to her daimen icker.
daimen-wark
work done on a small piece of land adjacent to a house or building
Example
He spent the afternoon doing some daimen-wark in his garden.
Summary: daimen in Brief
'Daimen' [dey-muh n] is a Scottish word that means 'to come or go', especially to a nearby place. It can also refer to a small piece of land adjacent to a house or building. Examples include 'I'll daimen over to your place after dinner' and 'The farmer owned a daimen of land next to his house.' Phrases include 'daimen icker,' a small plot of land for growing plants, and 'daimen-wark,' work done on a small piece of land.
