This is mind blowing! Makes remembering days of the week in European languages much easier. This trend is also present in Indo-European languages such as Bengali and Hindi.
I don't know if its coincidence or not, but in most of Indian languages(major 22 languages) day of weeks are pronounce similarly. And these names are derived from Sanskrit language(quite older the any European languages). The thing is, known star and planets in that time are named by Indian god's name and its in same order.
An echo from a highly sophisticated civilization, able to map out the solar system (and navigate the world), disappearing into the mysts of ancient antiquity.
👍 Thanks alot for this interesting vid ! Your explanation also allow to understand the modification of our languages during periods of time, thus making linguistics an attractive science too ! 😃 And, by the way, your french is perfect 😁👍👍👍
the more intersting question is how did these seperate. cultures all agree to name the days of the week in the exact same order. sun, moon, plantes in order moving away from the sun... a crazy person might feel the days of the week were named after the manner and in the order they were created. but a deeper look into the names of the days and months and planets from cultures that predated the greeks, itialians, or norse by a 1000 years or twice that... could lead one to believe well... the same thing... or a good study of Genesis chap one...
That Translation Was And Is Truly Helpful When Looked At As GoD's Creation Of The Type Of Heat Each Day & Night Produces. Quinn Dey Ho Tu Saves Lay Deffrencyah. For Example The LOrD of Creation Is Responsible For The Absolute Chreashion(Creation) of the Most Powerful Planets To Ever Of Existed In All Of It Is True But One Must Never Forget The Challenges That Come.
So to stay consistent with the norse pantheon we shouldn't call saturday, saturday but instead call it Crodosday after Crodo the norse equivalent of saturn.
No idea if this is in your realm but I’ve been curious, What do people mean by “the universe is expanding” if it is mostly vacuum with things sprinkled in between? Or more wordy, what is the difference between nothingness and a vacuum
@Sovereign Soul Because when the calendar was invented thousands of years ago, they didn't actually know in what order the planets orbited the Sun. They didn't even know that the planets orbited the Sun at all.
There Are Eight Planets Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune There Are Eight Classical Planets Vulcan Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus
The Sun is The Star Luna is the Moon There Are Eight Planets 1. Mercury 2. Venus 3. Earth 4. Mars 5. Jupiter 6. Saturn 7. Uranus 8. Neptune Eight Classical Planets 1. Vulcan 2. Mercury 3. Venus 4. Earth 5. Mars 6. Jupiter 7. Saturn 8. Uranus
This is mind blowing! Makes remembering days of the week in European languages much easier.
This trend is also present in Indo-European languages such as Bengali and Hindi.
That Wednesday thing blew my mind
Right! So going to rename it Wodens day! 😂
a lot of these names make even more sense in dutch now
Thursday in Dutch is called "donderdag" (thunderday)
and thor and jupiter all had thunder
I don't know if its coincidence or not, but in most of Indian languages(major 22 languages) day of weeks are pronounce similarly. And these names are derived from Sanskrit language(quite older the any European languages). The thing is, known star and planets in that time are named by Indian god's name and its in same order.
Maybe this means that naming the days of the week to the planets, moon and sun is something extremely old. Older than written history.
An echo from a highly sophisticated civilization, able to map out the solar system (and navigate the world), disappearing into the mysts of ancient antiquity.
@schweiza87 your right. We are a species with amnesia 🫤
Good to see you back 🙂
👍 Thanks alot for this interesting vid ! Your explanation also allow to understand the modification of our languages during periods of time, thus making linguistics an attractive science too ! 😃
And, by the way, your french is perfect 😁👍👍👍
the more intersting question is how did these seperate. cultures all agree to name the days of the week in the exact same order. sun, moon, plantes in order moving away from the sun... a crazy person might feel the days of the week were named after the manner and in the order they were created. but a deeper look into the names of the days and months and planets from cultures that predated the greeks, itialians, or norse by a 1000 years or twice that... could lead one to believe well... the same thing... or a good study of Genesis chap one...
It's call indo-european buddy
That Translation Was And Is Truly Helpful When Looked At As GoD's Creation Of The Type Of Heat Each Day & Night Produces. Quinn Dey Ho Tu Saves Lay Deffrencyah. For Example The LOrD of Creation Is Responsible For The Absolute Chreashion(Creation) of the Most Powerful Planets To Ever Of Existed In All Of It Is True But One Must Never Forget The Challenges That Come.
DUDEEE, that thunder got me hahahaha
The 6000 year old book called surya sidhdhant tells you why these days are ordered this way.
wwwwoooooooooooooooooo loove it!!! thanks
Great stuff
The Eight Days of the Week
1. Sunday (Sun's Day)
2. Monday (Moon's Day)
3. Tuesday (Tiu's Day)
4. Wednesday (Woden's Day)
5. Thursday (Thor's Day)
6. Friday (Frige's Day)
7. Saturday (Saturn's Day)
8. Jorday (Jord's Day)
1. Sun
2. Moon
3. Mars
4. Mercury
5. Jupiter
6. Venus
7. Saturn
8. Earth
Cool video! :D
1:08 rip romanian language
My thoughts exactly.
Crap, you're right. I totally forgot about Romanians. Sorry!
Just awesome
Wow wow wow thank you 🙏
Wow!!!!
So to stay consistent with the norse pantheon we shouldn't call saturday, saturday but instead call it Crodosday after Crodo the norse equivalent of saturn.
Amazing 😍
Cool!
No idea if this is in your realm but I’ve been curious,
What do people mean by “the universe is expanding” if it is mostly vacuum with things sprinkled in between?
Or more wordy, what is the difference between nothingness and a vacuum
It's expanding in the sense that the things sprinkled in between (the galaxies) are moving away from each other and getting farther apart.
@Sovereign Soul Because when the calendar was invented thousands of years ago, they didn't actually know in what order the planets orbited the Sun. They didn't even know that the planets orbited the Sun at all.
Odin also looks like modern day 🎅Clause.
Why did you miss out the şu day explanation for english/norse
What's the şu day explanation?
@@ItsJustAstronomical sunday
Because Sunday is self-explanatory. It is "Sun day". While the planets were named after the Roman / Norse gods, the Sun is pretty straightforward.
@@ItsJustAstronomical yeah, wasnt thinking. Thanks though.
Genius.
So on Friday I ho to the club, meet a frige and Saturday I put a ring on it 🙃? Nah. Wait till the Sun day! 🌞
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There Are Eight Days in the Week
1. Sunday (Sun)
2. Monday (Moon)
3. Tuesday (Mars)
4. Wednesday (Mercury)
5. Thursday (Jupiter)
6. Friday (Venus)
7. Saturday (Saturn)
8. Gaiday (Earth)
1. Monday (Moon)
2. Tuesday (Mars)
3. Wednesday (Mercury)
4. Thursday (Jupiter)
5. Friday (Venus)
6. Saturday (Saturn)
7. Gaiday (Earth)
8. Uranday (Uranus)
There Are Lots & Lots of Weekday Names that There is
Like: Polariday (Polaris), Callisday (Callisto), Lunday (Luna)
Ganymeday (Ganymede), Titanday (Titan), Rheday (Rhea)
Enceladay (Enceladus), Titaniday (Titania), Triday (Triton) Etc.
Eight Planets in Our Solar System
1(1). Wednesday (Mercury)
2(5). Thursday (Jupiter)
3(2). Friday (Venus)
4(6). Saturday (Saturn)
5(3). Gaiday (Earth)
6(7). Uranday (Uranus)
7(4). Tuesday (Mars)
8(8). Neptunday (Neptune)
Eight Classical Planets
1(1). Vulcanday (Vulcan)
2(5). Tuesday (Mars)
3(2). Wednesday (Mercury)
4(6). Thursday (Jupiter)
5(3). Friday (Venus)
6(7). Saturday (Saturn)
7(4). Gaiday (Earth)
8(8). Uranuday (Uranus)
Gods & Goddesses
1. Sunday = Sun's Day
2. Monday = Moon's Day
3. Tuesday = Tiu's Day
4. Wednesday = Woden's Day
5. Thursday = Thor's Day
6. Friday = Frigg's Day
7. Saturday = Saturn's Day
8. Gaiday = Gaia's Day
1. Monday = Moon's Day
2. Tuesday = Tiu's Day
3. Wednesday = Woden's Day
4. Thursday = Thor's Day
5. Friday = Frigg's Day
6. Saturday = Saturn's Day
7. Gaiday = Gaia's Day
8. Uranday = Uranus' Day
The Eight Days of the Week in French
1. Dimanche
2. Lundi
3. Mardi
4. Mercredi
5. Jeudi
6. Vendredi
7. Samedi
8. Terradi
1. Lundi
2. Mardi
3. Mercredi
4. Jeudi
5. Vendredi
6. Samedi
7. Terradi
8. Urandi
The Eight Wanderers
Geocentric (Sir Robert's Globe)
1. Moon
2. Mercury
3. Venus
4. Earth
5. Mars
6. Jupiter
7. Saturn
8. Uranus
Heliocentric
1. Vulcan
2. Mercury
3. Venus
4. Earth
5. Mars
6. Jupiter
7. Saturn
8. Uranus
Geocentric (Earth)
1. Diana (Moon)
2. Mercury
3. Venus
4. Vulcan
5. Mars
6. Jupiter
7. Saturn
8. Uranus
Eight Heavenly Bodies
1. Sun
2. Moon
3. Mercury
4. Venus
5. Earth
6. Mars
7. Jupiter
8. Saturn
Eight Heavenly Bodies (Seen From Earth)
1. Sun
2. Diana
3. Mercury
4. Venus
5. Mars
6. Jupiter
7. Saturn
8. Uranus
Saturday you said it's means sutarn's day does it mean it is the day of sutan the devil
Pov:Your english teacher show you this video😂but im sorry how the fuck he saying mercredi?🤣at leats he teach something and thank you for this!^^
1:35 story begins
There Are Eight Planets
Mercury Venus Earth Mars
Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune
There Are Eight Classical Planets
Vulcan Mercury Venus Earth
Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus
If you were to go any deeper..you and all of your subscribers would be begging THE MOST HIGH for HIS grace and mercy!!
You stuck in the control system. Everything came from Rome
@@zbmrzbmr7615 yup, even ancient Egypt lmao
The Sun is The Star
Luna is the Moon
There Are Eight Planets
1. Mercury
2. Venus
3. Earth
4. Mars
5. Jupiter
6. Saturn
7. Uranus
8. Neptune
Eight Classical Planets
1. Vulcan
2. Mercury
3. Venus
4. Earth
5. Mars
6. Jupiter
7. Saturn
8. Uranus
bro im Tuesday yaya. now I know why im such a crazy bitch
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jorday Uranday
Jörd is the Norse God of Earth
Gaiday = Gaia's Day = Jörday
Bles
Sabith doesn’t exist
Bull shit...