"Wodens Day" is an Old English term that refers to Wednesday, named after the Norse god Odin (Woden). In many Germanic languages, the day's name is similarly derived from this deity, reflecting its ancient pagan roots. The term highlights the influence of mythology on the naming of days in the week. Today, Wednesday is commonly recognized as the middle of the workweek in many cultures.
Wednesday
Comes from the Old English Wodnes Daeg or Wodens Day. This is related to Old Norse Othinn or Odin, God of war, knowledge and wisdom. Also linked to Wotan, the supreme God in German mythology
Possibly a hang up regarding the 28 day lunar cycle, being easily divided by 4. In many cultures, the week days took the names or various gods. Our English system largely follows Germanic traditions. Monday moon Tuesday Tiws day a one handed god Wednesday Wodens day another god Thursday Thors day god of thunder Friday Freis a god Saturday Saturn Sunday Sun. There is an ISO standard for the stating of the date, which is good. And in which it is suggested that the week starts on Monday. But many religious disagree as is their wont.
The days of the week were named after Norse gods. For example Thursday is named after the Norse god of thunder, Thor. Friday is named after Freyya, goddess supposedly married to Odin.Saturday Sunday and Monday, named by the Romans after Saturn,Sun,and Moon.Tuesday is after the Norse god Tiw.Wednesday is Wodens day After the Romans left Britain the Norse invasions [Angles,Saxons, and Celts] began they changed the names of four days into the names of Norse gods,but left sat.sun.mon. as the Romans named them.Possibly because the Norse were every bit as aware as the Romans were of the vital role of the sun & the moon in their lives.Why Saturn was left I can only guess
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Day-to-day. It's a hyphenated word.
Tuesday
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Day-In Day-Out was created in 1987.
Day - to -day might be hyphenated but in my spelling it is. I think day to day should not be hyphenated. The end
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