Tyr's day Woden's day/Odin's day Thor's day Freya's day
Tyr's day
Woden's day/Odin's day
Thor's day
Freya's day
I've read that Friday was for Frigg, rather than Freya. Which makes more sense since she has higher standing in the Germanic pantheon. Seems to be a lot of confusion between those two being used interchangeably in various sources though, in what limited pieces have survived.
I've read that Friday was for Frigg, rather than Freya. Which makes more sense since she has higher standing in the Germanic pantheon. Seems to be a lot of confusion between those two being used interchangeably in various sources though, in what limited pieces have survived.
Just to add on..
Monday = moons day Saturday = Saturn's day (6th day, 6th planet) Sunday = obvious
Just to add on..
Monday = moons day
Saturday = Saturn's day (6th day, 6th planet)
Sunday = obvious
Monday = moons day Saturday = Saturn's day (6th day, 6th planet) Sunday = obvious
Tuesday (Tiw's day) Wednesday (Woden's day) Thursday (Thor's day) Friday (Freya's day)
Don't let the commies change the names of the days of the week, they already have Saturday.
>Monday = moons day
>Saturday = Saturn's day (6th day, 6th planet)
>Sunday = obvious
@Boone
Tuesday (Tiw's day)
Wednesday (Woden's day)
Thursday (Thor's day)
Friday (Freya's day)
Don't let the commies change the names of the days of the week, they already have Saturday.
https://theoutline.com/post/2382/the-sadness-of-saturn
Sunday = Jupiter day?
Sunday = Jupiter day?
Maybe not obvious for some.
Maybe not obvious for some.
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