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/sam.di/
Translation
Saturday
Word origin
From Late Latin sambati dies ('day of the Sabbath'), where sabbatum comes from Greek sabbaton, from Hebrew shabbat ('rest').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- sambati dies
- English cognates
- Sabbath, sabbatical
Grammar
Examples
, au .
On Saturday, we are going to the market.
Tous , .
Every Saturday, I do the housework.
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On Saturday evening, we go out with friends.
, .
Next Saturday, there is a big match.
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She works every other Saturday.
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