weekday in Latin
weekday in Latin is feria — weekday means any day of the working week, as opposed to the weekend — typically Monday through Friday.
weekday in Latin
feria
Any individual day of the week, except those which form the weekend or the single weekly day off; that is:
What does "weekday" mean?
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noun Any day of the working week, as opposed to the weekend — typically Monday through Friday.
"Traffic is much worse on a weekday than at the weekend."
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weekday in a sentence
- Traffic is much worse on a weekday than at the weekend.
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What is "weekday" in Latin?
"weekday" in Latin is feria. weekday means: Any day of the working week, as opposed to the weekend — typically Monday through Friday.
How do you use "weekday" in a sentence?
Example: "Traffic is much worse on a weekday than at the weekend." In Latin, "weekday" is feria.
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