@tomas It depends on how you define good. A common folk etymology incorrectly claims "Good Friday" is a corruption of "God Friday". The term in fact comes from the now obsolete sense "pious, holy" of the word good.
// @sumudu @konrad
@tomas It depends on how you define good. A common folk etymology incorrectly claims "Good Friday" is a corruption of "God Friday". The term in fact comes from the now obsolete sense "pious, holy" of the word good.
// @sumudu @konrad