hebdomad

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Next hebdomad is the Ryder Cup, but there's still sport on television this weekend.

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  1. noun A group of seven.
  2. noun A period of seven days; a week.

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  • The hebdomad before that, it fared substantially bettery after agitated 9,576 units. —  www.awesomeblogs.com
  • Many DPS readers hit bought it (for low around $37 it is a beatific launching to the topic) but this hebdomad the Profitable Photography creator, Roy Barker, has free a newborn report / ebook - the —  Planet Malaysia
  • Last hebdomad both networks announced signings of unstable deals to bring you the best in Southeastern Conference sports. —  xml's Blinklist.com
  • Next hebdomad is the Ryder Cup, but there's still sport on television this weekend. —  xml's Blinklist.com
  • Since this hebdomad you didn't hit a model, incoming week's naming is "Portraits of People." —  www.awesomeblogs.com
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  1. Latin hebdomas, hebdomad-, the number seven, from Greek, from hebdomos, seventh, from hepta, seven; see septm̥ in Indo-European roots.

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  1. = Spanish hebdómada = Portuguese hebdomada = Italian ebdomada, from Latin hebdomas (-mad-), from Greek ἑβδομάς (-μαδ-), a number of seven, a week, from ἔβδομος (= Latin septimus), seventh, from ἑπτά = Latin septem = English seven.
 

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