KnowraTuesdayTuesdayTuesday is the day of the week between Monday and Wednesday. In the ISO weekday system, it is day two.BriefConnectWeek: A recurring period of seven days used in calendars and timekeeping. Tuesday occupies the second position in the conventional seven-day week.Dies Martis: The Latin name for Tuesday, meaning “day of Mars.” The Germanic weekday name was modeled on this Roman designation.Business day: A day when businesses and many public institutions are ordinarily open for operations. Tuesday is usually counted as a business day in Monday–Friday workweeks.Tuesday in folklore: Folk beliefs and customs attached to Tuesday in different societies. Superstitions and auspicious-day traditions give the weekday meanings beyond its calendar position.ISO 8601: An international standard for representing dates and times, including a Monday-first weekday numbering system. Its numbering makes Tuesday day two, independent of local week-start customs.Mars (mythology): The Roman god of war, associated with the planet Mars. Roman Tuesday honored Mars before Germanic cultures substituted a corresponding deity.Weekly calendar: A calendar organized around repeating seven-day weeks. Its weekday columns place Tuesday within a recurring planning cycle.Tuesday the 13th: A date regarded as unlucky in some Spanish-speaking and Greek cultural traditions. It contrasts with Friday the 13th as a culturally specific unlucky weekday-date pairing.Monday: The day of the week before Tuesday and after Sunday. Monday directly precedes Tuesday in the standard weekday sequence.Interpretatio germanica: The practice of equating Germanic gods with Roman deities in interpreting religious traditions. This interpretive tradition helps explain the replacement of Mars with Týr in weekday naming.Show all 20Linked from 2 pages1985Related: January 1, 1985, fell on a Tuesday.Show all 2