Language/Latin/Vocabulary/Months-Days-Planets

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Latin was one a classical language becomes dominant of Italy and widely spoken in the region of Rome,

known as Latium and the western Roman Empire. Let’s see how to say days and months of the year in Latin.

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Months

Month Name in English Month Name in Latin Meaning
January Mensis Ianuarius Month of Janus
February Mensis Februarius Month of the Februa
March Mensis Martius Month of Mars
April Mensis Aprilis Month of Aphrodite
May Mensis Maius Month of Maia
June Mensis Iunius Month of Juno
July Mensis Quintilis/Mensis Quinctilis Fifth Month
August Mensis Sextilis Sixth Month
September Mensis September Seventh Month
October Mensis October Eighth Month
November Mensis November Ninth Month
December Mensis December Tenth Month

Days of the week

English Latin Italian French
Monday dies Lunae: "day of the Moon" lunedì Lundi
Tuesday dies Martis : "day of Mars" (Roman god of war) martedì Mardi
Wednesday dies Mercurii:  "day of Mercury"  mercoledì Mercredi
Thursday dies Iovis:  "day of Jupiter" giovedì Jeudi
Friday dies Veneris : "day of Venus" (goddess of love and beauty) venerdì Vendredi
Saturday dies Saturni:  "day of Saturn" (Roman god of agriculture) sabato Samedi
Sunday dies Solis: "day of the Sun" domenica Dimanche

Planetary Gods

Planet Babylonian Latin Greek Sanskrit
Sun Shamash Sol Helios Surya, Aditya, Ravi
Moon Sin Luna Selene Chandra, Soma
Mars Nergal Mars Ares Angaraka, Mangala
Mercury Nabu Mercurius Hermes Budh
Jupiter Marduk Iupiter Zeus Brishaspati, Cura
Venus Ishtar Venus Aphrodite Shukra
Saturn Ninurta  Saturnus  Kronos  Shani

Sources

https://www.thoughtco.com/latin-names-for-the-days-121024

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