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poniedziaek

Poniediaek is a nonstandard spelling of the Polish weekday poniedziałek, which denotes Monday. The correct Polish form uses the letter ł and a diacritic in the second syllable. The misspelled version without these diacritics is commonly encountered as a typographical or orthographic error in casual writing or when diacritics are unavailable.

Etymology and meaning: The word poniedziałek is formed from po- (after) and niedziela (Sunday), indicating the

Usage and context: In Polish calendars and everyday speech, poniedziałek is the designation for Monday. In many

Orthography and common errors: The form poniediaek appears primarily as a spelling mistake or as a workaround

See also: poniedziałek.

day
that
comes
after
Sunday.
It
represents
the
first
day
of
the
workweek
in
Poland
in
many
contexts,
and
it
is
used
as
a
normal
noun
in
the
language.
contexts,
Monday
is
treated
as
the
start
of
the
workweek,
and
phrases
such
as
“w
poniedziałek”
are
used
to
refer
to
actions
occurring
on
that
day.
The
word
is
masculine:
jeden
poniedziałek,
dwa
poniedziałki,
etc.
when
diacritics
cannot
be
used.
It
is
not
considered
correct
in
standard
Polish
orthography.
Polish
learners
are
advised
to
use
poniedziałek,
particularly
in
formal
writing
or
publications.