Post by lynnk2021 on Sept 19, 2022 0:54:13 GMT
I was browsing the Hay Day Wiki and found the following entry.
hayday.fandom.com/wiki/Hay_Day
Moreover, Merriam-Webster revealed that
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/heyday
"Hay Day" is a portmanteau of "hay" and "hey day", a very dated expression meaning a period of prosperity and happiness.
Moreover, Merriam-Webster revealed that
In its earliest appearances in English, in the 16th century, heyday was used as an interjection that expressed elation or wonder (similar to our word hey, from which it derives). Within a few decades, heyday was seeing use as a noun meaning "high spirits."
