wikipedia|dab=sunday (disambiguation)|sunday
English
Etymology
ME. sunnenday from OE. sunnandæg, day of the sun, from sunne, sun, + dæg, day, as a translation of L. dies solis; declared the "venerable day of the sun" by Roman Emperor w:Constantine|Constantine on March 7, AD 321
Pronunciation
enPR|sÅnʹdÄ�, IPA|/Ë�sÊ�ndeɪ/, SAMPA|/"sVndeI/ or enPR|sÅnʹdÄ�, IPA|/Ë�sÊ�ndi/, SAMPA|/"sVndi/
audio|en-us-Sunday.ogg|Audio (US)
Homophones
sundae
Proper noun
en-proper noun|Sundays
- The seventh day of the week in Europe and in systems using the w:ISO 8601|ISO 8601 standard, or the first day of the week in the USA, the Sabbath for most Christians; it follows Saturday and precedes Monday.
Derived terms
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Advent Sunday
Albless Sunday, Alb Sunday
a month of Sundays
Antipascha Sunday
Ascension Sunday
Black Sunday
Bloody Sunday
Branch Sunday
cannonball Sunday
Cantate Sunday
Care Sunday
Carling Sunday
Chestnut Sunday
Christmas Sunday
Cold Sunday
Communion Sunday
Divine Mercy Sunday
Easter Sunday
Expectation Sunday
Fast Sunday
Fig Sunday
Garland Sunday
Gaudete Sunday
God's Sunday
Good Shepherd Sunday
Greasy Sunday
Hall' Sunday<!--sic-->
Hospital Sunday
Jubilate Sunday
Judica Sunday
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Justice Sunday
Laetare Sunday
Low Sunday
Mid-fast Sunday
Mid-Lent Sunday
Mothering Sunday
never in a month of Sundays
Oculi Sunday
Palm Sunday
Passion Sunday
Plough Sunday
Quadragesima Sunday
Quasimodo Sunday
Quinquagesima Sunday
Racial Justice Sunday
Refreshment Sunday
Remembrance Sunday
Rogation Sunday
rope yarn Sunday
Rose Sunday
Rush-bearing Sunday
Saint Sunday
Scout Sunday
Seedy Sunday
Selection Sunday
Septuagesima Sunday
Sexagesima Sunday
Shrove Sunday
six ways to Sunday
Stir-up Sunday
Suicide Sunday
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Sun, Sun.
sundae
Sunday baby
Sunday best, Sunday's best
Sunday child
Sunday Christian
Sunday closing law
Sunday clothes
Sunday comics
Sunday dinner
Sunday driver
Sundayed
Sunday face
Sundayfied
Sunday funnies
Sunday-going
Sunday-go-to-meeting<!--adjective-->
Sunday gravy
Sunday in Sexagesima
Sundayish
Sundayism
Sunday joint
Sunday letter
Sunday lunch
Sundayly
Sunday man
Sunday motorist
Sunday observance
Sunday out
Sunday painter
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Sunday paper
Sunday punch
Sunday roast
Sundays<!--adverb-->
Sunday saint
Sunday salt
Sunday's child
Sunday's daughter
Sunday school
Sunday shopping
Sunday strip
Sunday supplement
Sunday throat
Sunday trading
w:Sunday Trading Act|Sunday Trading Act
Sunday within the Octave of Christmas
Super Bowl Sunday
Super Sunday
Tap-up Sunday
Tradition Sunday
Trinity Sunday
Vocations Sunday
Wentsunday
when two Sundays come together, when two Sundays meet
White Sunday
Whit Sunday, Whitsunday
World Communion Sunday
Translations
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Abkhaz: RUchar|амҽ�� IPAchar|(amç��š)
Afrikaans: Sondag
Alabama: nihtahollo, nihta istontòklo
Albanian: e diel
Amharic: ��� (ehud)
Arabic: ARchar|اÙ�اØد|اÙ�Ø£Øد unicode|(al-â��á:ħad) f
Aramaic: ���ש��
Azeri: bazar
Basque: igande
Blackfoot: naatoyiksistsiko
Bosnian: t+|bs|nedelja|f, t+|bs|nedjelja|f
Breton: Sul m, Sulioù p, disul adverb
Bulgarian: t+|bg|недел�|f|trnedelja|scCyrl
Catalan: diumenge m :ca:diumenge|^
Cebuano: Dominggo
Cherokee: �������� (unadodaquasgvi)
Chickasaw: nitak hullo
Chinese: ��� (xīngqī rì), ��天 (xīngqī ti�n)
Corsican: dumenica
Croatian: t+|hr|nedjelja|f
Czech: t+|cs|ned�le|f
Danish: t+|da|søndag
Dutch: t+|nl|zondag|m
Esperanto: t+|eo|diman�o|xs=Esperanto
Estonian: t+|et|pühapäev
Faroese: t-|fo|sunnudagur|m|xs=Faroese
Finnish: t+|fi|sunnuntai
French: t+|fr|dimanche|m
Frisian: snein
Georgian: á��á��á��á� á��á��á�¦á�� IPAchar|(kviradǧe)
German: Sonntag m :de:Sonntag|^
Greek: t+|el|Î�Ï�Ï�ιακή|f|trKyriakÃ|scGrek
Gujarati: રવિવાર (raviv�r)
Hebrew: ��� ר�ש��|��ֹ� רִ�ש��ֹ� m (yom rišón)
Hindi: रविवार (raviv�r), �तवार (itav�r)
Hungarian: t+|hu|vasárnap
Icelandic: t+|is|sunnudagur|m
Irish: t+|ga|Domhnach|xs=Irish
Ido: sundio
Indonesian: hari minggu
Interlingua: dominica
Italian: t+|it|domenica|f
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Japanese: ��� (�����, nichiy�bi)
Khmer: KMchar|����������� (tngai �dteut)
Korean: t+|ko|���|triryoil|scKOchar
Kurdish: KUchar|���کش���, KUchar|���کش�����
Latin: dies Solis, dies Dominica
Latvian: sv�tdiena
Lithuanian: t+|lt|sekmadienis|xs=Lithuanian
Livonian: piv�p�va
Malay: Hari Minggu; Hari Ahad
Maltese: t-|mt|il-Ħadd|xs=Maltese
Maori: R�tapu
Myanmar: ��������� (t�nĩg�nwe)
Neapolitan: dumméneca
Norwegian: t+|no|søndag
Occitan: dimenge m
Ojibwe: anami'egiizhigad
Old English: t+|ang|sunnandæg|m|xs=Old English
Old Norse: sunnudagr m
Persian: FAchar|�کش�ب� (yekšanbeh)
Polish: t+|pl|niedziela
Portuguese: t+|pt|domingo
Punjabi: �ਤਵਾਰ (aitav�r)
Romanian: t+|ro|duminic�|f
Ruanda: Kwamungu
Russian: во�к�е�ен�е (voskresén�je) n
Scottish Gaelic: Di-domhnaich m
Serbian:
Slovak: t+|sk|nedeľa|f
Slovene: t+|sl|nedelja|f
Somali: Axad
Sotho: Sontaha
Spanish: t+|es|domingo|m
Swedish: t+|sv|söndag
Tagalog: Linggo
Tamazight: ⴰ�ⴻ�
Thai: THchar|วัà¸�à¸à¸²à¸�ิà¸�ยà¹� (wan aa thÄ«t)
Turkish: t+|tr|pazar
Ukrainian: t-|uk|недÑ�лÑ�|f|trnedÃlja|scCyrl|xs=Ukrainian
Vietnamese: t-|vi|chủ nháºt|xs=Vietnamese
Welsh: t-|cy|Dydd Sul|xs=Welsh
Wolof: Dibéer
Yiddish: ×�×�× ×�×�ק (zúntik)
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Adverb
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- on Sunday
See also
Appendix:Days of the Week
Category:Days of the week
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