What are the morphemes of holiday?

The Word "holiday" consists of two morphemes: "holi-" and "-day." "Holi-" derives from the Old English Word "hālig," meaning holy or sacred. The second morpheme, "-day," is a bound morpheme that signifies a period of time. Together, these morphemes form the Word "holiday," which originally referred to a religious festival but now commonly denotes a day of celebration or rest.