Noontide - Revision history

Moribundonthemend: removed extra noontide

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removed extra noontide

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	~~= noontide =~~

	== English ==		== English ==

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References

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	=== References ===		=== References ===
	~~<references~~ />		Wiktionary contributors, "noontide," Wiktionary, https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=noontide&oldid=84823628 (accessed February 17, 2026).

			Jess of the Shire. 2025. Review of the Silmarillion in 30(Ish) Minutes. https://youtu.be/p8mxhfsVuIo?si=fjEtLHaZwT50imoO.

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Moribundonthemend: linked her stuff more properly

2026-02-17T20:08:35Z

linked her stuff more properly

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	==== Additional Example ====		==== Additional Example ====
			The word '''noontide''' appears at approximately 7:02 in the YouTube video ''[[https://youtu.be/p8mxhfsVuIo?si=rQhxHp72Pi7VHJFV The Silmarillion in 30(ish) Minutes]]'' by ''[[https://www.youtube.com/@Jess_of_the_Shire Jess of the Shire]]''.

	<youtube>p8mxhfsVuIo</youtube>		<youtube>p8mxhfsVuIo</youtube>
	~~The word '''noontide''' is used at approximately the 7:02 mark in ''The Silmarillion in 30(ish) Minutes'' by Jess of the Shire.~~
	=== Translations ===		=== Translations ===

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	==== Walkthrough / Context Video ====		==== Walkthrough / Context Video ====
	~~The word '''noontide''' is used at approximately the 7:02 mark in ''The Silmarillion in 30(ish) Minutes'' by Jess of the Shire.~~

	<youtube>jT4yE8CfFyE</youtube>		<youtube>jT4yE8CfFyE</youtube>

	==== Additional Example ====		==== Additional Example ====
	<youtube>p8mxhfsVuIo</youtube>		<youtube>p8mxhfsVuIo</youtube>
			The word '''noontide''' is used at approximately the 7:02 mark in ''The Silmarillion in 30(ish) Minutes'' by Jess of the Shire.
	=== Translations ===		=== Translations ===

Moribundonthemend: lots of humbug ahh like description of example video and whatnot

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lots of humbug ahh like description of example video and whatnot

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	'''noontide''' (plural '''noontides''')		'''noontide''' (plural '''noontides''')

	# ''(literary)'' Midday; noon.		# ''(literary)'' [[midday\|Midday]]; [[noon]].
	# ''~~(figuratively)~~'' ~~A climax or high point~~.		#* “I have bedimm'd the '''noontide''' sun, call'd forth the mutinous winds...” — William Shakespeare, ''The Tempest''
			#* “The favorite '''noontide''' mess of the Andalusian peasantry...” — Miguel de Cervantes, ''Don Quixote''
			#* “...preparing to feed a '''noontide''' invasion of Yoyodyne workers.” — Thomas Pynchon, ''The Crying of Lot 49''

	~~====~~ Synonyms ~~====~~		#: '''Synonyms:''' [[meridian]], [[nones]], [[sext]]
	* Midday sense: [[meridian]], [[nones]], [[sext]]		#: '''Hypernyms:''' [[tide]], [[time]]
	* ~~Figurative sense~~: [[peak]], [[pinnacle]], [[zenith]]		#: '''Coordinate terms:''' [[morningtide]], [[eventide]], [[eve]], [[even]], [[forenight]]

			# ''(figuratively)'' [[climax\|Climax]]; [[high point]].
			#* “...a tranquil sunset succeeding not unmeetly to the fiery splendours of his '''noontide''' course.” — F. D. Morice, ''Pindar''

			#: '''Synonyms:''' [[peak]], [[pinnacle]], [[zenith]]

	=== Usage in Media ===		=== Usage in Media ===

	==== ~~Example Usage~~ ====		==== Walkthrough / Context Video ====
	The ~~term appears~~ in ~~literary or poetic contexts describing~~ the ~~height of day or metaphorical culmination~~.		The word '''noontide''' is used at approximately the 7:02 mark in ''The Silmarillion in 30(ish) Minutes'' by Jess of the Shire.

			<youtube>jT4yE8CfFyE</youtube>

			==== Additional Example ====
	<youtube>p8mxhfsVuIo</youtube>		<youtube>p8mxhfsVuIo</youtube>

	==== ~~Walkthrough / Context Video~~ ====		=== Translations ===
	~~<youtube>jT4yE8CfFyE</youtube>~~
			==== Midday; noon ====
			* Bulgarian: пладне (n), обед (m)
			* German: Mittagsstunde (f), Mittagszeit (f), Mittag (m)
			* Russian: по́лдень (m)

			==== Climax; high point ====
			* See [[climax]]

	=== References ===		=== References ===
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	[[Category:~~Literary~~ terms]]		[[Category:English literary terms]]
			[[Category:English compound terms]]
	[[Category:Time]]		[[Category:Time]]
	[[Category:Figurative language]]		[[Category:Figurative language]]

Moribundonthemend: OG attempt at noontide

2026-02-17T19:58:54Z

OG attempt at noontide

New page

= noontide =

== English ==

=== Etymology ===
From Middle English ''non-tyde'', from Old English ''nōntīd'', equivalent to ''noon'' + ''tide''.<ref name="wiktionary">{{cite web
|title=noontide
|url=https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=noontide&oldid=84823628
|website=Wiktionary
|access-date=17 February 2026
}}</ref>

=== Pronunciation ===
* /ˈnuːnˌtaɪd/

=== Noun ===
'''noontide''' (plural '''noontides''')

# ''(literary)'' Midday; noon.
# ''(figuratively)'' A climax or high point.

==== Synonyms ====
* Midday sense: [[meridian]], [[nones]], [[sext]]
* Figurative sense: [[peak]], [[pinnacle]], [[zenith]]

=== Usage in Media ===

==== Example Usage ====
The term appears in literary or poetic contexts describing the height of day or metaphorical culmination.

<youtube>p8mxhfsVuIo</youtube>

==== Walkthrough / Context Video ====
<youtube>jT4yE8CfFyE</youtube>

=== References ===
<references />

[[Category:English nouns]]
[[Category:Literary terms]]
[[Category:Time]]
[[Category:Figurative language]]