saturday
NounUS[sat-er-dee]/ˈsætɚdi/3 syllablesalso [sat-id-ey] /ˈsæˌtɪˌdeɪ/
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Translations
Noun sixth day of the week
- Spanish
- sábado
- French
- samedi
- German
- Samstag
- Italian
- sabato
- Portuguese
- sábado
- Turkish
- cumartesi
- Russian
- суббо́та subbóta
- Arabic
- السبت as-sabt
- Chinese
- 星期六 xīngqīliù
- Japanese
- 土曜日 doyōbi
36 more languages
- Dutch
- zaterdag
- Polish
- sobota
- Swedish
- lördag
- Greek
- Σάββατο Sávvato
- Korean
- 토요일 toyoil
- Indonesian
- Sabtu
- Vietnamese
- thứ bảy
- Hungarian
- szombat
- Portuguese (PT)
- sábado
- Chinese (Trad.)
- 星期六 xīngqīliù
- Albanian
- e shtunë
- Breton
- Sadorn
- Catalan
- dissabte
- Corsican
- sabbatu
- Czech
- sobota
- Danish
- lørdag
- Esperanto
- sabato
- Estonian
- laupäev
- Finnish
- lauantai
- Georgian
- შაბათი šabati
- Hebrew
- שבת shabat
- Icelandic
- laugardagur
- Kurdish
- şemî
- Latvian
- sestdiena
- Lithuanian
- šeštadienis
- Malagasy
- sabotsy
- Norwegian
- lørdag
- Romanian
- sâmbătă
- Scottish Gaelic
- Disathairne
- Serbo-Croatian
- subota
- Slovak
- sobota
- Slovenian
- sobota
- Swahili
- Jumamosi
- Walloon
- semdi
- Welsh
- dydd Sadwrn
- Yiddish
- שבת shabes
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Webster's Dictionary (1913)
Sat′ur·day (?; 48), noun
Origin: OE. Saterday, AS. Saeterdaeg, Saeterndaeg, Saeternesdaeg, literally, Saturn's day, fr. L. Saturnus Saturn + AS. daeg day; cf. L. dies Saturni.
The seventh or last day of the week; the day following Friday and preceding Sunday.
Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913), from GCIDE 0.54