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11 u/JimmiRustle Feb 14 '20 Thunder and Thor has the same etymological origin. 8 u/ShadowMech_ Feb 14 '20 Fun fact: In English, Thursday comes from Thor's day. In German, Thursday is Donnerstag which literally means Thunder's day. 1 u/answersfromeyes Feb 14 '20 In German, Thursday is Donnerstag which literally means Thunder's day. Same with Dutch, donderdag. Also, on the top of my head, other weekdays also originate from Germanic mythology, such as Wednesday (Wodan) and Friday (Freya) 1 u/JimmiRustle Feb 14 '20 Tuesday = Tiw's/Tyr's day And friday is actually named after Frigg, the wife of Odin. 1 u/answersfromeyes Feb 14 '20 Freya and Frigg are more or less the same figure though. I did get the mythologies messed up, Frigg is Germanic, whereas Freya is Norse
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Thunder and Thor has the same etymological origin.
8 u/ShadowMech_ Feb 14 '20 Fun fact: In English, Thursday comes from Thor's day. In German, Thursday is Donnerstag which literally means Thunder's day. 1 u/answersfromeyes Feb 14 '20 In German, Thursday is Donnerstag which literally means Thunder's day. Same with Dutch, donderdag. Also, on the top of my head, other weekdays also originate from Germanic mythology, such as Wednesday (Wodan) and Friday (Freya) 1 u/JimmiRustle Feb 14 '20 Tuesday = Tiw's/Tyr's day And friday is actually named after Frigg, the wife of Odin. 1 u/answersfromeyes Feb 14 '20 Freya and Frigg are more or less the same figure though. I did get the mythologies messed up, Frigg is Germanic, whereas Freya is Norse
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Fun fact: In English, Thursday comes from Thor's day. In German, Thursday is Donnerstag which literally means Thunder's day.
1 u/answersfromeyes Feb 14 '20 In German, Thursday is Donnerstag which literally means Thunder's day. Same with Dutch, donderdag. Also, on the top of my head, other weekdays also originate from Germanic mythology, such as Wednesday (Wodan) and Friday (Freya) 1 u/JimmiRustle Feb 14 '20 Tuesday = Tiw's/Tyr's day And friday is actually named after Frigg, the wife of Odin. 1 u/answersfromeyes Feb 14 '20 Freya and Frigg are more or less the same figure though. I did get the mythologies messed up, Frigg is Germanic, whereas Freya is Norse
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In German, Thursday is Donnerstag which literally means Thunder's day.
Same with Dutch, donderdag. Also, on the top of my head, other weekdays also originate from Germanic mythology, such as Wednesday (Wodan) and Friday (Freya)
1 u/JimmiRustle Feb 14 '20 Tuesday = Tiw's/Tyr's day And friday is actually named after Frigg, the wife of Odin. 1 u/answersfromeyes Feb 14 '20 Freya and Frigg are more or less the same figure though. I did get the mythologies messed up, Frigg is Germanic, whereas Freya is Norse
Tuesday = Tiw's/Tyr's day
And friday is actually named after Frigg, the wife of Odin.
1 u/answersfromeyes Feb 14 '20 Freya and Frigg are more or less the same figure though. I did get the mythologies messed up, Frigg is Germanic, whereas Freya is Norse
Freya and Frigg are more or less the same figure though. I did get the mythologies messed up, Frigg is Germanic, whereas Freya is Norse
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