Midday:
mid'-da (machatsith ha-yom, tsohorayim; hemera mese): The Hebrew machatsith ha-yom (Ne 8:3) and the Greek hemeras meses (Ac 26:13) are strictly the middle of the day, but the Hebrew tshorayim is a dual form from tsohar, meaning "light," hence, light or brightness, i.e. the brightest part of the day (1Ki 18:29).
Midday:
Note: In Act 26:13, "at midday" translates the adjective mesos, "middle," and the noun hemera, "a day," in a combined adverbial phrase.
See MIDST.
Noon; Noonday:
noon, noon'-da (tsohorayim; mesembria): The word means light, splendor, brightness, and hence, the brightest part of the day (Ge 43:16,25; Ac 22:6).
See MIDDAY
See DAY AND NIGHT
See TIME
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