- Wódnes
- gen sing of Wóden
Old to modern English dictionary. 2013.
Wódnes
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Wednesday — /ˈwɛnzdeɪ / (say wenzday), / di/ (say dee), /ˈwɛdn / (say wedn ) noun the fourth day of the week, following Tuesday. {Middle English Wednesdai, Old English Wōdnes dæg Woden s day; translation of Late Latin Mercuriī diēs} …
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