somana

Finnish

Adjective

somana

1. essivesingularofsoma

Anagrams

• Sanoma,samoan,sanoma

Galician

Etymology

FromOld Galician-Portuguesesemana,fromLate Latinseptimāna(“week”),from theLatinseptimānus(“related to the seventh element of a series”,adjective),derived fromseptimus(“seventh”).

Noun

somanaf(pluralsomanas)

1. week

   Synonyms:semán,semá,semana,domá

Old Tupi

Etymology

BorrowedfromPortuguesesemana.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key):[sɔ̃ˈmã.na]
• Rhymes:-ãna
• Hyphenation:so‧ma‧na

Noun

somana(possessable)

1. (hapax,Late Tupi)week
   • 1618,Antônio de Araújo,“Paſsionis Chriſti”, inCateciſmo na Lingoa Braſilica[Catechism in the Brazilian Language],Catalogo dos dias Santos de guarda, & de jejum(overall work in Old Tupi, Portuguese,andLatin), Lisbon: Pedro Crasbeeck, page 4:

     Ni ayarôi Ieſu Chriſto tateê teõ çui y yepira puana, Tuba y moingoaba ceô aê y ayarô. Còſomanapupè yamoaci, yaçapirô yande jara Ieſu Chriſto a piabamo cecô angaipabepiramo ceõ agoera, tiaça pirobè y ànde angai pabà cecê ceô agoera cuàpa.

     [N'i aîarõî Îesu Cristo taté é te'õ suí i îepirapûana, Tuba i moingoaba se'õ a'e i aîarõ. Kósomanapupé îamoasy, îasapirõ Îandé Îara Îesu Cristo, apyabamo serekoangaîpabypyramo se'õagûera. T'îasapirõ bé, îandé angaîpaba resé se'õagûera kuapa.]

     It doesn't look right to speak up for the death out of Jesus Christ, but it makes sense that his death was the reason his Father made him live. Thisweekwe lament and mourn Our Lord Jesus Christ, his death, seen as a man of evil life. Let us also mourn him, acknowledging that his death was because of our sins.

Portuguese

Noun

somanaf(pluralsomanas)

1. Archaicform ofsemana(“week”).