It came from the Middle English word "Wodnesday" which means "Woden's Day".
Woden is a god that the Anglo-Saxons in England believed in
The name "Wednesday" comes from Old English and is derived from the Norse god Odin, who is associated with wisdom, war, and poetry. In Old English, Wednesday was known as "Wodnesdæg," named after the god Woden, who is the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Odin.
Wednesday is a noun.
The correct spelling is "Wednesday."
Wednesday though some pronunciations include all letters
Wednesday has a silent "d".
I have an important meeting scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.
it comes on Tuesday and Wednesday everyweek
Most movies in Australia are released on Thursdays, as this is the common day for new movie releases in the country. However, some movies may have different release dates based on various factors such as holidays or special events.
Wednesday
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Every Wednesday
Burnt Palm Leaves
Wednesday September 9,2009
Usually every wednesday
Tuesday's and Wednesday's (: