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The name "Thursday" is derived from Old English "Þūnresdæg," which translates to "Thor's day." It is named after Thor, the Norse god of thunder, paralleling the Latin name for the day, "dies Iovis," which honors Jupiter, the Roman equivalent of Thor. This connection reflects the influence of both Norse and Roman mythology on the naming of the days of the week.
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When does Thursday come before Tuesday?
In a dictionary.
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What does the name Bruce come from?
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Where does the name Peterson come from?
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A man come to town on his horse Thursday Spent one night and come back on Thursday How did he do it?
The HORSE'S NAME was THURSDAY!
What is the name of the Thursday that Jesus was arrested on?
It has come to be known as Maundy Thursday.
In club penguin what day does the newspaper come out?
it come's on Thursday
What is the maori name for Thursday?
The Māori name for Thursday is Rāpare.
Can you come on Thursday?
huh?
What is Easter Thursday?
easter thursday is simply the thursday after easter.:] easter is a good year tho:) come to this app and learn more answers u .
What is a proper noun for Thursday?
The proper noun for Thursday is the day's name itself - "Thursday."
What is the answer to the riddle when does Tuesday come before Thursday?
The answer to the riddle "When does Tuesday come before Thursday?" is in a dictionary. In a dictionary, the word "Tuesday" appears before the word "Thursday" due to alphabetical order.
What day does the newspaper come out?
Thursday
When will February 29th come round to Thursday?
The next Thursday, February 29 will be in 2024.
What is Another name for Maundy Thursday?
It could well be good thursday. It is also known as holy thursday.
Is Thursday a common noun?
No, Thursday is a proper noun, the name of a specific day of the week.
