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Holy Thursday

–noun

1.	Ascension Day.

2.	the Thursday in Holy Week; Maundy Thursday.

[Origin: 1150–1200; ME; OE

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Ascension Day
n. The 40th day after Easter, on which the Christian feast of the Ascension is observed. Also called Holy Thursday.

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Holy Thursday
n.

See Maundy Thursday.
See Ascension Day.

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Maun·dy Thursday Audio Help (môn'dē, män'-) Pronunciation Key
n. The Thursday before Easter, observed in commemoration of the Last Supper of Jesus. Also called Holy Thursday.

[From Middle English maunde, ceremony of washing the feet of the poor on this day, from Old French mande, from Latin (novum) mandātum, (new) commandment (from Jesus's words to the Apostles after washing their feet, John 13:34); see mandate.]

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holy thursday
noun
the Thursday before Easter; commemorates the Last Supper [syn: Maundy Thursday]

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Holy ˈThursday1 noun

Ascension Day

Arabic:	عيد الصُّعود
Chinese (Simplified):	耶稣升天节
Chinese (Traditional):	耶穌升天節
Czech:	Nanebevstoupení
Danish:	Kristi Himmelfartsdag
Estonian:	taevaminemispüha
Greek:	ημέρα της Αναλήψεως
Hungarian:	áldozócsütörtök
Indonesian:	Hari Kenaikan Isa Al-Masih
Italian:	Ascensione

Latvian:	Debesbraukšanas diena
Lithuanian:	Šeštinės
Norwegian:	Kristi himmelfartsdag
Polish:	Wielki Czwartek
Russian:	Вознесение
Slovak:	Nanebovstúpenie Pána
Slovenian:	vnebohod
Spanish:	Día de la Ascensión
Turkish:	Miraç günü, Kutsal Perşembe

Holy ˈThursday2 noun

Maundy Thursday

Arabic:	الخَميس المُقَدَّس، خَميس الغُسُل
Chinese (Simplified):	濯足星期四(耶酥受难节)
Chinese (Traditional):	濯足星期四(耶酥受難節)
Czech:	Zelený čtvrtek
Danish:	Skærtorsdag
Estonian:	suur neljapäev
Greek:	Μεγάλη Πέμπτη
Hungarian:	nagycsütörtök
Indonesian:	Kamis Putih
Italian:	giovedì santo*

Latvian:	Zaļā ceturtdiena
Lithuanian:	Didysis ketvirtadienis
Norwegian:	skjærtorsdag
Polish:	Wielki Czwartek
Russian:	Великий Четверг
Slovak:	Zelený štvrtok
Slovenian:	veliki četrtek
Spanish:	Jueves Santo
Turkish:	Paskalyadan önceki Perşembe günü