Difference between revisions of "Tuesday"

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Tuesday is the third day of the week, coming after Monday and before Wednesday. The word derives from Tyr, the name of the Norse God of war.

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	'''Tuesday''' is the third day of the week, coming after [[Monday]] and before [[Wednesday]].		'''Tuesday''' is the third day of the week, coming after [[Monday]] and before [[Wednesday]].
−	[[Category:Chronology]] The ~~meaning~~ derives from Tyr, the Norse God of war.	+	[[Category:Chronology]] The word derives from Tyr, the name of the Norse God of war.