Translation
Monday
Word origin
From French lundi, from Latin Lunae dies ('day of the moon'). Esperanto luno ('moon') is sitting in plain sight inside it, the same pairing as English moon and Monday.
- Origin
- French, from Latin
- Root
- Lunae dies
- English cognates
- lunar
Examples
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Monday is the first day of the week.
Lunde .
On Mondays I go to school.
?
Can you come to my place on Monday?
The days of the week are written without a capital letter in Esperanto. Lunde (the adverb form) means "on Mondays", and the accusative pins down one particular Monday.
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