Maltese, Arabic and Hebrew: Days of the Week
See how the days of the week line up across English, Maltese, Arabic and Hebrew. Use filters, language chips, cards view and a 2-column comparison mode to explore connections between spelling, scripts and pronunciation hints.
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This page compares the days of the week in English, Maltese, Arabic and Hebrew, with Arabic and Hebrew scripts plus transliteration for easier comparison.
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Days of the week in English, Maltese, Arabic and Hebrew
| English | Maltese | Arabic | Hebrew |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | It-Tnejn | الإثنين(al-ithnayn) | יום שני(yom sheni) |
| Tuesday | It-Tlieta | الثلاثاء(ath-thulāthāʾ) | יום שלישי(yom shlishi) |
| Wednesday | L-Erbgħa | الأربعاء(al-ʾarbiʿāʾ) | יום רביעי(yom reviʿi) |
| Thursday | Il-Ħamis | الخميس(al-khamīs) | יום חמישי(yom khamishi) |
| Friday | Il-Ġimgħa | الجمعة(al-jumuʿah) | יום שישי(yom shishi) |
| Saturday | Is-Sibt | السبت(as-sabt) | יום שבת(yom shabbat) |
| Sunday | Il-Ħadd | الأحد(al-ʾaħad) | יום ראשון(yom rishon) |
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Maltese, Arabic and Hebrew days FAQ
What does this page compare?
It compares the days of the week in English, Maltese, Arabic and Hebrew.
Why compare Maltese with Arabic and Hebrew?
Maltese is a Semitic language, so comparing it with Arabic and Hebrew helps reveal shared patterns, related forms and interesting differences in script and pronunciation.
How should I use this comparison?
Start with the full table, then use the language chips or 2-column comparison tool to focus on Maltese with Arabic, Maltese with Hebrew, or Arabic with Hebrew.