Thursday

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1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Noun 1.3 Translations

English

• Day of the Week: Thursday
  • Previous: Wednesday
  • Next: Friday

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Etymology

The English noun Thursday comes from Old English for "Thor's day", Thor was the god of thunder

Noun

1. The fourth day of the week in Europe and in systems using the ISO 8601 norm.

   It follows Wednesday and precedes Friday.

2. The fifth day of the week in the USA.
3. An appointment, person, or feeling associated with this day of the week.

Translations

Alabama: istonóstàaka , nihta istonóstàaka Albanian: e enjte Anglo-Saxon: Þunresdæg m Arabic: الخميس Azerbaijani: cümə axşamı Basque: ostegun Blackfoot: Náámiksistsiko Breton: Yaou m, diriaou adverb Bulgarian: четвъртък m Catalan: dijous m (ca) Cherokee: ᏅᎩᏁ ᎢᎦ Chinese: 星期四 Corsican: ghjovi Croatian: Četvrtak Czech: čtvrtek m Danish: torsdag Dutch: donderdag m Esperanto: ĵaŭdo Estonian: neljapäev Faroese: hósdagur m Finnish: torstai French: jeudi m Frisian: tongersdei Georgian: ხუთშაბათი German: Donnerstag m (de) Greek: Πέμπτη f Hebrew: יום חמישי (yom kha-mee-SHEE) Hindi: गुरूवार Hungarian: csütörtök Icelandic: fimmtudagur m

Ido: joydio Indonesian: hari kamis Interlingua: jovedi An Déardaoin Italian: giovedì m Japanese: 木曜日 (もくようび, mokuyōbi) Korean: 목요일 (木曜日; mogyoil) Latin: dies jovis Latvian: ceturtdiena Lithuanian: ketvirtadienis m Maori: täite Neapolitan: gioverì Norwegian: torsdag Polish: czwartek Portuguese: quinta-feira Romanian: joi f Ruanda: Kwakane Russian: четверг Serbian: четвртак Slovak: štvrtok m Slovene: četrtek m Somali: Khamiis Sotho: Labone Spanish: jueves m Swedish: torsdag Tagalog: Huwebes Thai: วันพฤหัสบดี Turkish: Perşembe Vietnamese: thứ năm (literally: number five) Dydd Lau m Wolof: Alxames Yiddish: דאָנערשטיק (DOH-ner-shtik)