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#31 Dagvadorj

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Posted 10 November 2009 - 06:21 AM

MANUAL OF MONGOLIAN ASTROLOGY AND DIVINATION
(Scripta Mongolica)
by Mostaert, Anoine


No__Mongolian______________________Latin_____English_____Tibetan_____________San
skrit


1.__ Naran eder* (Sun):-------------------Soleil------Sunday-------Nyam (Nim-a)------- Adiya
2.__ Saran eder (Moon):--------------------Lune-------Monday------Davaa-------------------Sumiya
3.__ Gal eder (Fire) :------------------------Mars-------Tuesday------Myagmar (Mig-mar)---Angarag
4.__ Usun eder (Water):---------------------Mercure---Wednesday--Lhagva------------------Bud
5.__ Modun eder (Wooden):-----------------Jupiter----Thursday-----Purev (Pur-bu)--------Barhasbadi
6.__ Altan eder(Gold- probably Metal) :----Venus-----Friday--------Baasan (Pa-san)-------Sugar
7.__ Shoroon eder(Dust-probably Earth):--Saturn----Saturday-----Byamba (Bimba)-------Sanchir

*-Word "eder" means "day"

In Mongolia, The Tibetan names of the seven days of the week are used officially. Unofficially , Mongolians use frequently Sanskrit version or Mongolian version.

Personally , If I were head of the state, I would definitely push for Mongolian version for official usage.


PS- I am curious about what is weekdays name in India and Tibet?



#32 yan

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Posted 14 December 2009 - 12:55 PM

I guess this does not answer your question, but I think in Mongolia the number-based system (probably adopted from Russian?) is really the one used most commonly.




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