what do the names of days mean in your language? sunday: the

>>67108159
Starting from Sunday and ending at Monday:

Lord's (day)
Second (day)
Third (day)
Fifth (day)
Preparation/Creating (day)
Σάββατο [Sabbath]

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guarani people had no sense of time, so the national language academy did the laziest thing and named them:
arateî (day one)
arakôi (day two)
ara'apy (day three)
ararundy (day four)
arapo (day five)
and because guarani also couldn't count beyond their 5 fingers things got complicated for friday and saturday:
arapoteî (day six)
arapokôi (day seven)

>>67108460
Forgot the "Fourth (day)" which is Wednesday.

>>67108496
>guarani also couldn't count beyond their 5 fingers
...

sunday: the day in which we don't work
monday: the day after sunday
tuesday: the second day
wednesday: the middle (of the week)
thursday: the fourth day
friday: the fifth day
saturday: sabbath

>67108159
E hënë(moon day)
E martë(good luck day)
E mërkurë(mercury day)
E enjte(the day of Illyrian god En)
E premte(Day of promise)
E shtunë(From shtuan which mean increase,so I guess is related to grain and corn increase)
E diel(Sun day)

sunday: dimanche : come's from dominicus, it means the day of the lord

monday: lundi : the moon's day (lune=moon)

tuesday: mardi : mars' day (roman god of war)

wednesday: mercredi : mercury's day (roman messenger god)

thursday: jeudi : jupiter's day (roman high god)

friday: vendredi : venus's day (roman god of love)

saturday: samedi : latin "sambati dies" : "day of shabbat"

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>>67108575
yep. injuns lol

>>67108598
fuck, i forgot to put the names; transliterations will be put in brackets
нeдeљa (nedelja)
пoнeдeљaк (ponedeljak)
yтopaк (utorak)
cpeдa (sreda)
чeтвpтaк (četvrtak)
пeтaк (petak)
cyбoтa (subota)

Lunes: Moon day
Martes: Mars day
Miercoles: Mercury day
Jueves: Jupiter day
Viernes: Venus day
Sabado: Shabat day
Domingo: God's day (Dia del Señor)

>>67108797
>Dia del Señor
more like from latin "dominis dei"
which is also the origin for Domenica and Dominican Republic. they were probably found in a sunday so they got named like that

>>67108873
not rly, it's based on the previous name, santo domingo

>>67108919
yeah but then maybe santo domingo was also founded on a sunday

>>67108954
turtles all the way down

>>67108954
not really, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santo_Domingo

Måndag = Moon day
Tisdag = Ti's day, viking god
Onsdag = Odin's day, viking god
Torsdag = Thor's day, viking god
Fredag = Frey's day, viking god
Lördag = Meant "bath day" a very long time ago
Söndag = Sun day

>>67108159
>Ponedilok
Day after nedilya
>Vivtorok
Second day
>Sereda
Middle day
>Chetver
Fourth day
>Pyatnitsya
Fifth day
>Subota
Comes from our Jewish overlords, Shabbath
>Nedilya
Day when you don't do anything

>>67108602
Actually Friday(premte) is the day of Prende(Illyrian god),sorry for mistake

>>67108633
>Sunday: dimanche : come's from dominicus, it means the day of the lord
>I studied latin for 6 years and I don't know that

>>67109670
i've been studying french for two years and i thought dimanche was friday

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>>67109433
>>67108786
the fuck
you really weren't kidding when the name means "the day we don't do activities"???

>>67108633
Exactly the same but our week starts with monday.
Luni
Marţi
Miercuri
Joi
Vineri
Sâmbătă
Duminică

>>67109919
Yes. That's the day when Jesus Christ was reborn nigger, it's a sin to work that day.

>>67109982
us too but op started with sunday

exact same as >>67108797 too apparently

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>>67110020
no, the literal "ne delja" (not for anything) meaning, that's what astounds me
i thought the serb was just trolling

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>>67109705
>américain
ça m'a l'air correct

>>67110231
No, it's real. I think that's the case in most Slavic languages

Maanantai: seems to be derived from ancient swedish word manadagher which is related to moon.

Tiistai: derived from ancient god of war which germans knew as Ziu, scandis knew it as Tyr and anglosaxons as Tiw.

Keskiviikko: literally translated as 'middleweek' quite self explanatory.

Torstai: you can probably guess it but if not its slight translation of swedish Thorsdag - Thors day

Perjantai: bastardised from swedish word fredag which is based on goddes of love and beauty Frejan.

Lauantai: derivation of universal nordic word meaning bath day.
Comes from ancient word 'laur' meaning bath water or from ancient swedish word 'logh' meaning wash.

Sunnuntai: quite unoriginal, alteration of sunday/söndag/sonntag meaning suns day.

Sucks that we dont have any own words for weekdays coming from finnish culture/language

From monday to Friday.
Poniedziałek
Wtorek
Środa
Czwartek
Piątek
Sobota
Niedziela

>Domingo
From Dominicus Dies, "Day of the Lord"
>Segunda-feira
"Second fair"
>Terça-feira
"Third fair"
>Quarta-feira
"Fourth fair"
>Quinta-feira
"Fifth fair"
>Sexta-feira
"Sixth fair"
>Sábado
"Sabbath"

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>>67108598
>sunday: the day in which we don't work
O kurwa, I've never realised this

not brit
one week -monday
two week -tuesday
three week -wednesday
four week -thursday
five week -friday
six week -saturday
day week -sunday

guess my language

>Ponedeljnik (Monday)
the day after "nedelia" which used to mean "Sunday"

>Vtornik (Tuesday)
second day

>Sreda (Wednesday)
middle day (kind of... but not really)

>Četverg (Thursday)
fourth day

>Piatnica (Friday)
fifth day

>Subbota (Saturday)
shabbat

>Voskresenje (Sunday)
resurrection

>>67108159
ponedeljek (monday) - day after sunday
torek (tuesday) - supposedly second day
sreda (wednesday) - middle day
četrtek (thursday) - fourth day
petek (friday) - fifth day
sobota (saturday) - supposedly from something jewish
nedelja (sunday) - no work day

I'm not sure about tuesday and saturday but I read it on the internet

>>67122493
'sobota' is probably derived from sabbath as is in many other languages.

>>67123624
Yeah, pretty sure that's it