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Dates
This form of the name developed some time in the last millennium of the Third Age
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Pronunciation
he'vensday
Meaning
Derived from Mannish Hevenesdei, a day dedicated to the heavens
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HevensdayThe fifth day of the Shire-weekDays of the week The name of the day that came fifth in the week according to usage in the Shire at the end of the Third Age. Also called 'Hensday', it fell between Trewsday and Mersday, and can be considered (at least phonetically) equivalent to modern 'Wednesday'. The day's name means 'Heavens' Day', from an earlier form Hevenesdei which itself was adapted from the Númenóreans, and ultimately from the Elves. In Númenor, Elvish was used to name the days, and so the fifth day of the week was originally known by its Quenya name, Menelya. See also...Hensday, Hevenesdei, Menelya, Mersday, Ormenel, Shire Calendar, Trewsday, Yulemath Indexes: About this entry:
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