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•abbreviation of понеде́лник (ponedélnik, “Monday”)

Diğer Dillerde

AlmancaMo., Mon., Mont.

abbreviation of Montag (“Monday”)

Fransızcalun.

Abréviation de lundi.

İspanyolcalun.

Rusçaмо́нский, мо́ны, пн., пнд., пон., понед.

Portekizcelíngua mom, mons, seg

abreviatura de segunda-feira

Japoncaモン族, モン語, 月曜 /ɡe̞t͡sɨjo̞ː/

the moon · Monday

eş: 月曜日

köken: /getueu/ > /getuyoː/. Originally it meant the moon.

LehçeMon , Monijka , moński , pn., pon. (eril) /ˈmɔn/

initialism of Ministerstwo Obrony Narodowej (“Ministry of National Defense”)

Hintçeपीर , सोम (eril) /piːɾ/

Pir, spiritual master · Monday

çekim: çoğul पीरों

köken: Borrowed from Classical Persian پیر (pīr), from Middle Persian 𐭯𐭩𐭫 (pyl /⁠pīr⁠/, “old, aged, ancient”). Compare Bengali পীর (pir).

Fincema /ˈmɑ/

abbreviation of maanantai (“Monday”)

köken: See minä; developed through contraction. Compare Estonian ma.

Çekçepo (nötr) /ˈpo/

abbreviation of pondělí (“Monday”)

eş: během, za, na

po západu slunce

Vietnamcadân tộc Môn, người Môn, T2, tiếng Môn

Taycaชาวมอญ, ภาษามอญ, มอญ /mɔːn˧/

Mon people (an ethnic group of Myanmar and Thailand)

köken: From Old Mon မည် (mon), from Pali Rāmañña. Doublet of รามัญ (raa-man).

ภาษามอญ

ชาวมอญ

คนมอญ

Katalancadl.

abbreviation of dilluns

GalceLlun (eril) /ɬɨːn/

shape, figure, form · picture, drawing, illustration · fashion, manner, way

çekim: çoğul lluniau

köken: Probably related to Old Irish lúan (“Monday”).

aile: aflun, arlun, cerflun, cynllun, daearlun, darlun, di-lun, hunlun, llinlun, lluniaidd

TagalogcaLun. /ˈlun/

abbreviation of Lunes: Mon.

SvahiliJtt

abbreviation of Jumatatu (“Monday”)

Makedoncaпон.

abbreviation of поне́делник (ponédelnik, “Monday”)

Birmancaမွန်ဘာသာစကား, မွန်လူမျိုး

Khmerceភាសាមន, មន

Mon (a Mon-Khmer-speaking ethnic group in Myanmar and Thailand)

köken: From Mon မန်. Cognate with Burmese မွန် (mwan).

Laocaຊາວມອນ, ພາສາມອນ, ມອນ

blkမဲင်ꩻ

cmn孟族, 孟語 /孟语

gdDil

mnwဘာသာမန်, မန်