Weekend and weekday make a seven-day week. The concept of time is marked by the seven-day week. It is a universal phenomenon which is used in every state and every country of the world. Today, we will help you to know about the name of 7 days of the week and its meaning in English and Hindi. In English, the days of the week are named after Norse gods, celestial bodies, and Roman deities. In Hindi, the days of the week are named after the planets and Hindu gods. These both reflect the rich tapestry of human history, mythology, and cultural heritage.
In our daily lifestyle, the week cycle starts from Sunday to Saturday. Here is the name of 7 days of the week in English and Hindi.
- SUNDAY – रविवार (ravivaar)
- MONDAY – सोमवार (somavaar)
- TUESDAY – मंगलवार (mangalavaar)
- WEDNESDAY – बुधवार (budhavaar)
- THURSDAY – गुरूवार/बृहस्पतिवार (guruvaar)
- FRIDAY – शुक्रवार (shukravaar)
- SATURDAY – शनिवार (shanivaar)
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Meaning of Week Days In English and Hindi
- Sunday (Ravivaar): In English, Sunday is named after the Sun. It is the first day of the week, symbolising renewal, light and vitality. In Hindi, Ravivaar is derived from “Ravi”, a Sanskrit word for the sun. A day dedicated to worshipping the Sun god, Surya.
- Monday (Somvaar): In English, Monday is named after the Moon. It reflects the association of the Moon with the beginning of the week in ancient astrology and lunar calendars. In Hindi, Somvaar is derived from “Som”, a Sanskrit word for the Moon. A day dedicated to worshipping the Moon god, Chandra.
- Tuesday (Mangalvaar): In English, Tuesday is named after the Norse god Tyr. It means Day of Mars in Latin. In Hindi, Mangalvaar is derived from “Mangak”, a Sanskrit word for Mars, the planet. A day dedicated to starting new ventures and overcoming obstacles.
- Wednesday (Budhvaar): In English, Wednesday is named after the Norse god Odin, also known as Woden or Mercury. Hence, this day is dedicated to Mercury. In Hindi, Budhvaar is derived from “Budh,” the Sanskrit word for Mercury-The planet. A day dedicated to learning and intellectual pursuits.
- Thursday (Guruvaar): In English, Thursday is named after the Norse god Thor, the god of thunder and lightning. It is the Day of Jupiter in Latin. In Hindi, Guruvaar is derived from “Guru,” the Sanskrit word for Jupiter – The planet. A day dedicated to worshipping teachers, mentors, and gurus.
- Friday (Shukravaar): In English, Thursday is named after the Norse goddess Frigg or Freyja, linked to love, fertility, and beauty. It is the Day of Venus in Latin. In Hindi, Shukravaar is derived from “Shukra,” the Sanskrit word for Venus. A day dedicated to marital ceremonies and romantic endeavours.
- Saturday (Shanivaar): In English, Saturday is named after the Roman god Saturn, the god of time, agriculture, and wealth. It is the Day of Saturn in Latin. In Hindi, Shanivaar is derived from “Shani,” the Sanskrit word for Saturn – The planet. A day dedicated to worshipping Lord Shani and seeking blessings, reducing challenges and obstacles in life.