Which Norse gods are named after the days of the week?

Answer 1

The days of the week according to The Bible are on the first day or day one, the 2nd day or day two etc until the 7th day or the sabbath which is the only day with a "Name." The other days are simply numbers or numbered. In English, the days of the week as the months of the year are named after pagan gods and roman emperors. Sun day, Moon day, Tues day, wedens day, thor's day, frias day, Saturn's day are the answers to the entire week and the specific answer to your question then would be fria, tues, weden or oden, and thor,. who are all Norse.

the months of the year were mostly roman gods or planets or emperors although originally greek, and obviously out of order, Jan-janus, march- mars, may, July-Julius, august-Augustus Caesar, sept(9) oct(9) nov(9) dec(10) so if December is the 10th month how come it is all of a sudden the 12th month? as you can see the early roman calendar had some serious issues and conflicts with both cristianity and common sense.