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9 [nine]

Days of the week

Days of the week

9 [નવ]

9 [Nava]

અઠવાડિયાના દિવસો

[aṭhavāḍiyānā divasō]

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Monday સ-મવાર સો___ સ-મ-ા- ------ સોમવાર 0
sō-avāra s_______ s-m-v-r- -------- sōmavāra
Tuesday મ---વાર મં____ મ-ગ-વ-ર ------- મંગળવાર 0
m--ga-a-āra m__________ m-ṅ-a-a-ā-a ----------- maṅgaḷavāra
Wednesday બુ-વાર બુ___ બ-ધ-ા- ------ બુધવાર 0
bu-h-vāra b________ b-d-a-ā-a --------- budhavāra
Thursday ગ--ુવ-ર ગુ___ ગ-ર-વ-ર ------- ગુરુવાર 0
gu---āra g_______ g-r-v-r- -------- guruvāra
Friday શુક્-વ-ર શુ____ શ-ક-ર-ા- -------- શુક્રવાર 0
śuk-a--ra ś________ ś-k-a-ā-a --------- śukravāra
Saturday શનિવાર શ___ શ-િ-ા- ------ શનિવાર 0
śa-i--ra ś_______ ś-n-v-r- -------- śanivāra
Sunday ર--વાર ર___ ર-િ-ા- ------ રવિવાર 0
rav--āra r_______ r-v-v-r- -------- ravivāra
the week અ-વા-િ--ં અ____ અ-વ-ડ-ય-ં --------- અઠવાડિયું 0
aṭ--vāḍ-yuṁ a__________ a-h-v-ḍ-y-ṁ ----------- aṭhavāḍiyuṁ
from Monday to Sunday સો-વ---ી ર----ર-સ--ી સો____ ર___ સુ_ સ-મ-ા-થ- ર-િ-ા- સ-ધ- -------------------- સોમવારથી રવિવાર સુધી 0
sō-a-ā-athī-r------- s-d-ī s__________ r_______ s____ s-m-v-r-t-ī r-v-v-r- s-d-ī -------------------------- sōmavārathī ravivāra sudhī
The first day is Monday. પહ-લો----- સોમ-ા--છે. પ__ દિ__ સો___ છે_ પ-ે-ો દ-વ- સ-મ-ા- છ-. --------------------- પહેલો દિવસ સોમવાર છે. 0
pa-ēlō-d----a-sō-avār- -h-. p_____ d_____ s_______ c___ p-h-l- d-v-s- s-m-v-r- c-ē- --------------------------- pahēlō divasa sōmavāra chē.
The second day is Tuesday. બી-- -િ-- --ગ---ર-છ-. બી_ દિ__ મં____ છે_ બ-જ- દ-વ- મ-ગ-વ-ર છ-. --------------------- બીજો દિવસ મંગળવાર છે. 0
B-jō--ivasa --ṅ--ḷav--- c-ē. B___ d_____ m__________ c___ B-j- d-v-s- m-ṅ-a-a-ā-a c-ē- ---------------------------- Bījō divasa maṅgaḷavāra chē.
The third day is Wednesday. ત્રી-----વ- બુ-વ-ર છ-. ત્__ દિ__ બુ___ છે_ ત-ર-જ- દ-વ- બ-ધ-ા- છ-. ---------------------- ત્રીજો દિવસ બુધવાર છે. 0
T-ī-ō di-a-a b--h--ār--c-ē. T____ d_____ b________ c___ T-ī-ō d-v-s- b-d-a-ā-a c-ē- --------------------------- Trījō divasa budhavāra chē.
The fourth day is Thursday. ચ------વસ---રુ-ા- છ-. ચો_ દિ__ ગુ___ છે_ ચ-થ- દ-વ- ગ-ર-વ-ર છ-. --------------------- ચોથો દિવસ ગુરુવાર છે. 0
Cō-h- divas---ur-v-ra -hē. C____ d_____ g_______ c___ C-t-ō d-v-s- g-r-v-r- c-ē- -------------------------- Cōthō divasa guruvāra chē.
The fifth day is Friday. પ----ો દિ-સ શુ-્-વ---છે. પાં__ દિ__ શુ____ છે_ પ-ં-મ- દ-વ- શ-ક-ર-ા- છ-. ------------------------ પાંચમો દિવસ શુક્રવાર છે. 0
Pān̄--m- --v-s--śu-ra-ā-a-chē. P______ d_____ ś________ c___ P-n-c-m- d-v-s- ś-k-a-ā-a c-ē- ------------------------------ Pān̄camō divasa śukravāra chē.
The sixth day is Saturday. છઠ--ો -િ------વ-ર---. છ__ દિ__ શ___ છે_ છ-્-ો દ-વ- શ-િ-ા- છ-. --------------------- છઠ્ઠો દિવસ શનિવાર છે. 0
C-a-h--ō -ivas- śanivā------. C_______ d_____ ś_______ c___ C-a-h-h- d-v-s- ś-n-v-r- c-ē- ----------------------------- Chaṭhṭhō divasa śanivāra chē.
The seventh day is Sunday. સા-મો--િ--------ર છ-. સા__ દિ__ ર___ છે_ સ-ત-ો દ-વ- ર-િ-ા- છ-. --------------------- સાતમો દિવસ રવિવાર છે. 0
Sātamō-divas---a----ra c--. S_____ d_____ r_______ c___ S-t-m- d-v-s- r-v-v-r- c-ē- --------------------------- Sātamō divasa ravivāra chē.
The week has seven days. અઠ-ાડિયા-ા- -ાત દિવ- હો--છ-. અ_____ સા_ દિ__ હો_ છે_ અ-વ-ડ-ય-મ-ં સ-ત દ-વ- હ-ય છ-. ---------------------------- અઠવાડિયામાં સાત દિવસ હોય છે. 0
Aṭ-a---i-ā-ā--s-t--diva-a-hōy----ē. A____________ s___ d_____ h___ c___ A-h-v-ḍ-y-m-ṁ s-t- d-v-s- h-y- c-ē- ----------------------------------- Aṭhavāḍiyāmāṁ sāta divasa hōya chē.
We only work for five days. અ----ા-્- --ંચ-દ--સ-ક-મ ક--- છ--. અ_ મા__ પાં_ દિ__ કા_ ક__ છી__ અ-ે મ-ત-ર પ-ં- દ-વ- ક-મ ક-ી- છ-એ- --------------------------------- અમે માત્ર પાંચ દિવસ કામ કરીએ છીએ. 0
A-- -ā-r--p---ca-div-sa kā-a karī-apo-;ē ---&-p--;ē. A__ m____ p____ d_____ k___ k__________ c__________ A-ē m-t-a p-n-c- d-v-s- k-m- k-r-&-p-s-ē c-ī-a-o-;-. ---------------------------------------------------- Amē mātra pān̄ca divasa kāma karī'ē chī'ē.

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