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Sanskrit Vocabulary - Days of the Week

Hi Sanskrit learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn about the days of the week in Sanskrit. Sanskrit is a scientific language with a rich vocabulary, and learning the days of the week can be a good way to start your language-learning journey. The days of the week are an important part of any culture, and knowing them will help you navigate various situations in India as well as other countries where Sanskrit is used.
So, let's get started!

Once you've mastered this lesson, take a look at these related pages: Animals & Days of the week.

Days of the Week

In Sanskrit, the days of the week are called "वासराः" (vāsarāḥ). The word "वासराः" (vāsarāḥ) itself means "day". Here is a table showing the different days of the week in Sanskrit and their English translations:

Sanskrit	Pronunciation	English
सोमवासरः	somavāsaraḥ	Monday
मङ्गलवासरः	maṅgalavāsaraḥ	Tuesday
बुधवासरः	budhavāsaraḥ	Wednesday
गुरुवासरः	guruvāsaraḥ	Thursday
शुक्रवासरः	śukravāsaraḥ	Friday
शनिवासरः	śanivāsaraḥ	Saturday
रविवासरः	ravivāsaraḥ	Sunday

The days of the week in Sanskrit are also associated with different deities from Hindu mythology. For example, the day of the week "शनिवासरः" (śanivāsaraḥ) is associated with the god Shani, while the day "रविवासरः" (ravivāsaraḥ) is associated with the sun god Surya.

Using the Days of the Week in Context

To understand how to use the days of the week in context, let's create a dialogue between two friends, Ravi and Aarti:

• Ravi: सोमवासरः का दिन है। (somavāsaraḥ kā din hai.) (Today is Monday.)
• Aarti: मङ्गलवासरः को मैं तुम्हें मिल सकती हूँ। (maṅgalavāsaraḥ ko main tumhēṁ mil sakatī hū̃.) (I can meet you on Tuesday.)

As you can see, using the days of the week in Sanskrit is quite simple once you know the vocabulary.

Conclusion

Knowing the days of the week in Sanskrit is a good starting point for language learners who are interested in exploring the culture and customs of India. You can use this vocabulary in everyday conversations and even while travelling. To improve your Sanskrit vocabulary with more words, check out the Find native speakers and ask them any questions. You can also refer to the Vocabulary section in the Polyglot Club website to learn more words and phrases in Sanskrit. Happy learning! 😊

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Sources

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