The Norse called Saturday “Laugerdagr” which translates to washing day/laundry day. They apparently thought doing the wash was equal to worship of their gods. Which, I don’t totally disagree. (Cleanliness is next to godliness)
The church wasn’t having that though… So they went with the roman God of time. Saturn.
I’ve always called them helo-cooters. You mean you haven’t?
In English, the days of the week are named for Norse gods (or the pantheon)… All except Saturday. Sunday… The sun Monday… The moon Tuesday… Tew/Tiw, Norse god of war and justice Wednesday… Wodin (Odin), the all father Thursday… Thor, God of lightning and thunder Friday… Freyja, the lady, goddess of love.
Except Saturday. The Norse called Saturday laundry day. Laugerdagr. Great word actually…
But the English wouldn’t have it so they went with the roman God Saturn for Saturday.
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I’ve been amazed that these rules (almost laws) have stood up… But human nature, alas. The golden rule? Idk. If you don’t have anything nice to say…
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