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The days of the week in Latin : Diēs hebdomadis

The days of the week in Latin are derived from the Latin words:

  • for the Sun (Sol),
  • the Moon (Luna)
  • and the five known planets (Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn).


Below is a table showing the name for the day of the week in English, followed by the equivalent name in Latin.

Days in English Diēs (Latin)
Sunday Diēs Sōlis Solis Dies
Monday Diēs Lūnae Lunae Dies
Tuesday Diēs Martis Martis Dies
Wednesday Diēs Mercuriī Mercuri Dies
Thursday Diēs Iovis Iovis Dies (Jove is Jupiter's nickname)
Friday Diēs Veneris Veneris Dies - Names for Venus
Saturday Diēs Saturnī Saturni Dies - Named for Saturn, Jupiter's father

Pronunciation


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