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1. (n.) Monday
the second day of the week, following Sunday.
Etymology: (bef. 1000; ME Mone(n)day, OE mōn(an)dæg, trans. of LL lūnae diēs lit., day of the moon)
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1. (noun) Monday, Mon
the second day of the week; the first working day
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1. (noun) Monday
the day after Sunday and before Tuesday
We're going to the zoo on Monday.; On Mondays I usually meet friends for coffee.; I started my new job last Monday.
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1. (noun) Monday
the second day of the week; the day following Sunday
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Sense: the second day of the week, the day following Sunday.
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 Afrikaans: Maandag |
 Arabic: يَوْم الإثْنَيْن |
 Bulgarian: Понеделник |
 Brazilian: segunda-feira |
 Czech: pondělí |
 German: der Montag |
 Danish: mandag |
 Greek: Δευτέρα |
 Spanish: lunes |
 Estonian: esmaspäev |
 Farsi: دوشنبه |
 Finnish: maanantai |
 French: lundi |
 Hebrew: יוֹם שֶנִי |
 Hindi: सोमवार |
 Croatian: ponedjeljak |
 Hungarian: hétfő |
 Indonesian: Senin |
 Icelandic: mánudagur |
 Italian: lunedì |
 Japanese: 月曜日 |
 Korean: 월요일 |
 Lithuanian: pirmadienis |
 Latvian: pirmdiena |
 Malay: Isnin |
 Dutch: maandag |
 Norwegian: mandag |
 Polish: poniedziałek |
 Persian: دوشنبه |
 Pashto: دوشنبه |
 Portuguese: segunda-feira |
 Romanian: luni |
 Russian: понедельник |
 Slovak: pondelok |
 Slovenian: ponedeljek |
 Serbian: ponedeljak |
 Swedish: måndag |
 Thai: วันจันทร์ |
 Turkish: Pazartesi (günü) |
 Taiwanese: 星期一 |
 Ukrainian: понеділок |
 Urdu: ہفتے کا دوسرا دن پیر |
 Vietnamese: thứ hai |
 Chinese: 星期一 |
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