Days and months

MONDAY: Day of the Moon (English monn = Monday) - TUESDAY: Day dedicated to Mars, the Roman god of war; English Tuesday comes from Tiu or Tiw, Germanic god of war. - WEDNESDAY: Day sacred Mercury, as seen in the Romanian name "miercuri". In English means day consecrated to Odin or Woden, chief Norse god. - THURSDAY: Day dedicated to the god of thunder reyo and, in Roman mythology, Jupiter or Jove and the Germanic Thor. - FRIDAY: Day of Venus, the Roman goddess of love. English is the day dedicated to the Germanic goddess of love and beauty Frigg or Frija.   - SATURDAY: From Hebrew "Shabbat," which means "day of rest". English comes from the god Saturn, predecessor of the Olympian gods. - SUNDAY: In the Romance languages ​​and Gaelic from the Latin "dominus" meaning "Lord" therefore, Sunday means "the Lord's day." In English and German means "sun day". MONTHS OF THE YEAR - January: Janus, the Roman god of gates and beginnings. Its symbol was a head with two faces, one looking forward and the other backward. - FEBRUARY: From the Latin "febraure" which means "purify". - MARCH: Mars, the Roman god of war. - APRIL: From the Latin "aprire" which means open; It is the month when the flowers begin to open. - May: From the Latin month dedicated to old or "maiores" men. - JUNE: Both of Juno, goddess of motherhood and wife of Jupiter as the month dedicated to youth or "junior" men. - JULY: From July deified Roman Caesar. - AUGUST: From deified emperor Augustus. - September: "septem" or "seven". - October: "octo", or "eight". - NOVEMBER: From "novem" or "nine". - DECEMBER: From "decem", or "Ten