Inherited fromOld Frenchsamedi, fromVulgar Latin*sambatī diēs, fromLatinSabbatī diēs <diēs Sabbatī(“day of the Sabbath, Sabbath day”).

samdi m (pluralsamdis)

1. Saturday

Derived fromFrenchsamedi(“Saturday”).

• IPA^(key): /samdi/

samdi

1. Saturday

• days of the week:jou nansemèn nan (appendix):lendi ·madi ·mèkredi ·jedi ·vandredi ·samdi ·dimanch ^[edit]

samdi(weak)

1. first-personsingularpastindicative ofsemja
2. third-personsingularpastindicative ofsemja

Derived fromFrenchsamedi(“Saturday”).

samdi

1. Saturday

• Sanm'di(Jersey)
• sammedi(continental Norman)
• samedi(Guernsey)
• somedi(Guernsey)

Inherited fromOld Frenchsamedi, fromVulgar Latin*sambatī diēs, fromLatinSabbatī diēs <diēs Sabbatī(“day of the Sabbath, Sabbath day”).

samdi m (pluralsamdis)

1. (Sark)Saturday

samdi

1. weakmasculinenominativesingular ofsamdr

samdi

1. third-personsingularactivepastindicative ofsama
2. third-personsingularactivepastindicative ofsemja

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