How to Say “Monday” in Nepali

सोमबार
sombār
सोमबार (sombār) is the Nepali word for Monday.
सोमबार is used to refer to the day of the week, Monday.
Meaning: day of the week (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

sombār

Did you know?

  • The word सोमबार is derived from the Sanskrit word सोम, which refers to both the moon and a sacred ritual drink. This makes Monday the 'moon-day' in Nepali culture.
  • In Nepal, सोमबार is traditionally dedicated to Lord Shiva. Many devout Hindus fast on this day or visit Shiva temples to seek blessings.
  • In some rural Nepali traditions, starting a new venture or a long journey on सोमबार is considered highly favorable due to its association with Shiva.

Examples in context

  • टम सोमबार राती आइपुग्नेछ।
    Tom will arrive Monday night.
    This sentence is useful for describing when someone will arrive using the form सोमबार.
    Tatoeba #11864570 by taro, translation #9445552 by CK
  • नतिजा सोमबार घोषणा हुनेछ।
    Results will be announced Monday.
    This sentence is useful for describing when results will be announced using the form सोमबार.
    Tatoeba #12139122 by taro, translation #4529498 by CK
  • मेरो जन्मदिन अर्को सोमबार हो।
    My birthday is next Monday.
    This sentence is useful for stating a date for an event using the form सोमबार.
    Tatoeba #11943329 by taro, translation #8382795 by CK
  • 9 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing their work schedules over coffee.

  1. अनीता Anita

    के तिमी सोमबार खाली छौ?
    ke timi sombaar khaali chhau?
    Are you free on Monday?
  2. अविनाश Avinash

    होइन, म सोमबार व्यस्त छु।
    hoina, ma sombaar vyasta chhu.
    No, I am busy on Monday.
  3. अनीता Anita

    अनि मंगलबार भेट्ने हो त?
    ani mangalbaar bhetne ho ta?
    Then, shall we meet on Tuesday?
  4. अविनाश Avinash

    हुन्छ, मंगलबार भेटौँला।
    huncha, mangalbaar bhetaula.
    Okay, let's meet on Tuesday.

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