Certainly! In Jainism, there are 24 Tirthankaras. Many Jains observe specific days of the week to venerate each Tirthankara, especially during their daily prayers or in certain rituals. While the association of Tirthankaras with days of the week is more of a devotional or regional practice rather than a canonical one, here is a commonly followed tradition for assigning Tirthankaras to days of the week:

Days of the Week and Associated Tirthankaras:

1. Sunday (Ravivaar):

- Shri Rishabhdev (Adinath) – 1st Tirthankara

1. Monday (Somvaar):

- Shri Ajitnath – 2nd Tirthankara

1. Tuesday (Mangalvaar):

- Shri Sambhavnath – 3rd Tirthankara

1. Wednesday (Budhvaar):

- Shri Abhinandan Swami – 4th Tirthankara

1. Thursday (Guruvaar):

- Shri Sumatinath – 5th Tirthankara

1. Friday (Shukravaar):

- Shri Padmaprabhu – 6th Tirthankara

1. Saturday (Shanivaar):

- Shri Suparshvanath – 7th Tirthankara

After the seventh Tirthankara, the cycle repeats for the subsequent Tirthankaras over four cycles (7 x 3 = 21), and the last three Tirthankaras are generally included in the cycle as well.

Alternatively, some Jains associate groups of Tirthankaras to each day, or simply venerate all 24 Tirthankaras every day.

List of All 24 Tirthankaras:

1. Rishabhdev (Adinath)
2. Ajitnath
3. Sambhavnath
4. Abhinandan Swami
5. Sumatinath
6. Padmaprabhu
7. Suparshvanath
8. Chandraprabhu
9. Pushpadanta (Suvidhinath)
10. Shitalnath
11. Shreyansanath
12. Vasupujya
13. Vimalnath
14. Anantnath
15. Dharmanath
16. Shantinath
17. Kunthunath
18. Aranath
19. Mallinath
20. Munisuvrata Swami
21. Naminath
22. Neminath
23. Parshvanath
24. Mahavira (Vardhaman Swami)

Note: The particular assignment of Tirthankaras to days may vary by tradition, sect, or local custom, but the above is a common pattern. If you seek a more detailed breakdown (such as all 24 Tirthankaras assigned to a specific day in a month), please specify, and I can provide further details.