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Dates
This form of the name developed some time in the last millennium of the Third Age
Race
Cultures
Shire-hobbits and Bucklanders (also used in the Bree-land)
Pronunciation
troo'sday
Meaning
Derived from Mannish Trewesdei, a day dedicated to the Two Trees of Valinor
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Trewsday

The fourth day of the Shire-week

Days of the week

One of the seven days that made up the week in the Shire, at the end of the Third Age. It came fourth in order, falling between Monday and Hevensday, and is comparable with modern 'Tuesday' (though following the order of days in the Hobbits' week, it was more directly comparable to modern Thursday). In origin it came ultimately from the equivalent day in the Elvish week, which was named Aldúya or Orgaladhad in honour of the Two Trees of Valinor.


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