Friday

Etymology

In various cultures, the name 'Friday' originates from Old English, meaning the sixth day of the week.

Definition

Friday is the sixth day of the week, known for being the last working day in many cultures. It is a day associated with relaxation, anticipation of the weekend, and social activities.

Historical Context

In the Roman Empire, days were named after classical planets, with Friday being associated with Venus. In Jewish tradition, Friday is the last working day before the Sabbath.

Cultural Significance

Friday is often celebrated as the start of the weekend, with many people engaging in social activities, going out, or relaxing after a week of work.

Related Concepts

Friday is related to concepts of leisure, relaxation, and social gatherings. It is also associated with the anticipation of the weekend.

See Also

• Saturday
• Sunday