Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ferial
Adjective
/ˈfer.i.əl/

Definition
Ferial refers to a day that is not a holy day or festival, especially in the context of the liturgical calendar.

Examples
- The ferial weeks are marked by regular routines, unlike the vibrant celebrations of feast days.
- In the church calendar, the ferial days bring a sense of normalcy and reflection.

Meaning
Ferial days are typically ordinary days that do not hold special religious significance, often contrasting with days that are considered sacred or set apart for festivals.

Synonyms
- Ordinary
- Common
- Everyday