/ˈʒau̯do/
OriginFrom French jeudi, from Latin Jovis diēs, Iovis diēs, both variants of diēs Iovis (“day of Jupiter”). Compare Spanish jueves, Italian giovedì, Arabic يُوفَادَاشْ (yūfādāš), Romanian joi.
Formsĵaŭdon(accusative, singular) · ĵaŭdoj(plural) · ĵaŭdojn(accusative, plural) · jhaudo(alternative) · jxauxdo(alternative)