In auncient Jewish tradeetion Setturday is the saabath. Mony leids disnae hiv separate words for ""Setturday"" an ""saabath"". Eastren Orthodox kirks distinguish atween the saabath (Setturday) an the Lord's day (Sunday). Roman Catholics put gey wee emphasis on that distinction at mony amang them follae – at least in colloquial leid – the Protestant practice o namin Sunday the saabath. Quakers tradeetionally caa Setturday the ""Sevent Day"" eschewing the ""heathen"" origin o the name.