Tagesende

end of the day

noun TAH-ges-en-duh Rare

Also means

close of day

Usage Note

Tagesende refers to the close of the working or waking day. Am Tagesende = 'at the end of the day'. Used both literally (closing time, end of shift) and idiomatically when summing up events or results.

Examples

"Am Tagesende reflektiert er über das Geleistete."

Natural Translation

At the end of the day he reflects on what was accomplished.

Literal Translation

At the day's-end reflects he about the accomplished.

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