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9 [nine]

Days of the week

Days of the week

9 [తొమ్మిది]

9 [Tom\'midi]

వారం లోని రోజులు

[Vāraṁ lōni rōjulu]

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Monday స-మ-ారం సో___ స-మ-ా-ం ------- సోమవారం 0
Sō-av---ṁ S________ S-m-v-r-ṁ --------- Sōmavāraṁ
Tuesday మం-----ం మం____ మ-గ-వ-ర- -------- మంగళవారం 0
Maṅ----v--aṁ M___________ M-ṅ-a-a-ā-a- ------------ Maṅgaḷavāraṁ
Wednesday బ--వ-రం బు___ బ-ధ-ా-ం ------- బుధవారం 0
B-dha-ā-aṁ B_________ B-d-a-ā-a- ---------- Budhavāraṁ
Thursday గ-రు--రం గు___ గ-ర-వ-ర- -------- గురువారం 0
G--uvā--ṁ G________ G-r-v-r-ṁ --------- Guruvāraṁ
Friday శ----వ-రం శు____ శ-క-ర-ా-ం --------- శుక్రవారం 0
Ś---a-ā--ṁ Ś_________ Ś-k-a-ā-a- ---------- Śukravāraṁ
Saturday శని-ారం శ___ శ-ి-ా-ం ------- శనివారం 0
Ś-n-vā--ṁ Ś________ Ś-n-v-r-ṁ --------- Śanivāraṁ
Sunday ఆది-ా-ం ఆ___ ఆ-ి-ా-ం ------- ఆదివారం 0
Ā-ivā-aṁ Ā_______ Ā-i-ā-a- -------- Ādivāraṁ
the week వారం వా_ వ-ర- ---- వారం 0
Vār-ṁ V____ V-r-ṁ ----- Vāraṁ
from Monday to Sunday స-మవా----ుండి-ఆ--వ-ర-----ు సో___ నుం_ ఆ___ వ__ స-మ-ా-ం న-ం-ి ఆ-ి-ా-ం వ-క- -------------------------- సోమవారం నుండి ఆదివారం వరకు 0
S---vāra--nuṇ-i ----ār-ṁ v-r-ku S________ n____ ā_______ v_____ S-m-v-r-ṁ n-ṇ-i ā-i-ā-a- v-r-k- ------------------------------- Sōmavāraṁ nuṇḍi ādivāraṁ varaku
The first day is Monday. మొ--ి ర-జ- ----ారం అ-ు--ం-ి మొ__ రో_ సో___ అ___ మ-ద-ి ర-జ- స-మ-ా-ం అ-ు-ు-ద- --------------------------- మొదటి రోజు సోమవారం అవుతుంది 0
Mod-ṭ--rōj---ōmavā--ṁ av-tun-i M_____ r___ s________ a_______ M-d-ṭ- r-j- s-m-v-r-ṁ a-u-u-d- ------------------------------ Modaṭi rōju sōmavāraṁ avutundi
The second day is Tuesday. ర--డవ-ర-జ----గళవా-- --ు-ు--ి రెం__ రో_ మం____ అ___ ర-ం-వ ర-జ- మ-గ-వ-ర- అ-ు-ు-ద- ---------------------------- రెండవ రోజు మంగళవారం అవుతుంది 0
Re-ḍa----ō-----ṅg-ḷ----aṁ-avu--ndi R______ r___ m___________ a_______ R-ṇ-a-a r-j- m-ṅ-a-a-ā-a- a-u-u-d- ---------------------------------- Reṇḍava rōju maṅgaḷavāraṁ avutundi
The third day is Wednesday. మూ-- ర-జు-బుధవారం--వ--ుంది మూ__ రో_ బు___ అ___ మ-డ- ర-జ- బ-ధ-ా-ం అ-ు-ు-ద- -------------------------- మూడవ రోజు బుధవారం అవుతుంది 0
M----a-r-ju -udhav---ṁ a------i M_____ r___ b_________ a_______ M-ḍ-v- r-j- b-d-a-ā-a- a-u-u-d- ------------------------------- Mūḍava rōju budhavāraṁ avutundi
The fourth day is Thursday. న--ుగవ -ోజ--గ--ు---- --ుత-ంది నా___ రో_ గు___ అ___ న-ల-గ- ర-జ- గ-ర-వ-ర- అ-ు-ు-ద- ----------------------------- నాలుగవ రోజు గురువారం అవుతుంది 0
Nā---a-a r--u------āraṁ avu-un-i N_______ r___ g________ a_______ N-l-g-v- r-j- g-r-v-r-ṁ a-u-u-d- -------------------------------- Nālugava rōju guruvāraṁ avutundi
The fifth day is Friday. ఐద--ర--- శ-క్--ారం --ు-ు-ది ఐ__ రో_ శు____ అ___ ఐ-వ ర-జ- శ-క-ర-ా-ం అ-ు-ు-ద- --------------------------- ఐదవ రోజు శుక్రవారం అవుతుంది 0
Aidava r-ju -u--av--a- -vu-undi A_____ r___ ś_________ a_______ A-d-v- r-j- ś-k-a-ā-a- a-u-u-d- ------------------------------- Aidava rōju śukravāraṁ avutundi
The sixth day is Saturday. ఆ-- ---- శ----రం అ---ుంది ఆ__ రో_ శ___ అ___ ఆ-వ ర-జ- శ-ి-ా-ం అ-ు-ు-ద- ------------------------- ఆరవ రోజు శనివారం అవుతుంది 0
Ār--a --ju -an-v-ra--av--u-di Ā____ r___ ś________ a_______ Ā-a-a r-j- ś-n-v-r-ṁ a-u-u-d- ----------------------------- Ārava rōju śanivāraṁ avutundi
The seventh day is Sunday. ఏ-వ ---ు--ద-వా-- --ుత--ది ఏ__ రో_ ఆ___ అ___ ఏ-వ ర-జ- ఆ-ి-ా-ం అ-ు-ు-ద- ------------------------- ఏడవ రోజు ఆదివారం అవుతుంది 0
Ēḍ-v--r-j- -di----ṁ --utundi Ē____ r___ ā_______ a_______ Ē-a-a r-j- ā-i-ā-a- a-u-u-d- ---------------------------- Ēḍava rōju ādivāraṁ avutundi
The week has seven days. వార- ల--ఏడ- -ో-ు-ు--ం---ి వా_ లో ఏ_ రో__ ఉం__ వ-ర- ల- ఏ-ు ర-జ-ల- ఉ-ట-య- ------------------------- వారం లో ఏడు రోజులు ఉంటాయి 0
V-r-- -- ēḍ-----ulu--ṇṭā-i V____ l_ ē__ r_____ u_____ V-r-ṁ l- ē-u r-j-l- u-ṭ-y- -------------------------- Vāraṁ lō ēḍu rōjulu uṇṭāyi
We only work for five days. మన- కే-ల---------ుల- ప-ిచేస--ా-ు మ_ కే__ ఐ_ రో__ ప_____ మ-ం క-వ-ం ఐ-ు ర-జ-ల- ప-ి-ే-్-ా-ు -------------------------------- మనం కేవలం ఐదు రోజులే పనిచేస్తాము 0
M-n----ē-al-- aid- -ō-u-ē-p--icēstāmu M____ k______ a___ r_____ p__________ M-n-ṁ k-v-l-ṁ a-d- r-j-l- p-n-c-s-ā-u ------------------------------------- Manaṁ kēvalaṁ aidu rōjulē panicēstāmu

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