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Week

A week (in the Western and international context) is a unit of time equal to seven days. It is the standard calendrical period between a day and a month in most parts of the world. There are just over 52 weeks in a year, or on average .mw-parser-output .frac{white-space:nowrap}.mw-parser-output .frac .num,.mw-parser-output .frac…

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Definition and duration

Days of the week

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Numbering

"Weeks" in other calendars

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Week

Nodes207
Edges206
Triples223
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009662
Components1

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Week

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related to Hellenistic and Roman era · 29
Week → Accordingly, AD, Augustus, BC, But, But Ilaria Bultrighini, Constantine, Day, Eviatar Zerubavel, Februarius, February, For, Hellenistic, It, Jewish, Julian, Moon, Pompeiian, Roman Empire, Roman Italy
related to Start and end · 27
Week → Africa, America, Central Africa, China, Cultures, Europe, ISO, Lebanon, Monday, Morocco, Most, Most Arabic, Oceania, Other, Persian-speaking, Saturday, Saudi Arabia, South, Southeast Asia, Standardization
related to Days of the week · 24
Week → AD, Dio Cassius, Dominica, Germanic, Historia Romana, Instead, Jewish, Jupiter, Kronos, Latin, Lord's Day, Mars, Mercury, Moon, Plutarch, Roman Empire, Saturday, Saturn, Sun, The
related to Christian Europe · 22
Week → AD, Alexandrian, Bulgarian, Christendom, Coptic, East Slavic, Easter, Easter Sunday, England, Erra Pater, Ethiopic, German Bauern-Praktik, Gregorian, Julian, Later, Latin, Middle Ages, Samuel Butler's Hudibras, Serbian, South
related to References · 22
Week → Brill, Bultrighini, Calendars, Chicago Press, Diffusion, Eviatar, Ilaria, ISBN, Later Middle Ages, Making, Meaning, Roman Empire, Roman Empire Origins, Sascha, Standardization, Stern, The History, The Origins, The Seven Day Circle, The Seven-Day Week
related to Islamic concept · 17
Week → Abu Huraira, According, Adam, Allah, Asr, Exalted, Friday, Glorious, He, Islam, Monday, Muhammad, Saturday, Sunday, Thursday, Tuesday, Wednesday
related to Further reading · 15
Week → An Essay, Cambridge University Press, Colson, Development, Encyclopædia Britannica, Francis Henry, Hugh, In Chisholm, Northcote Whitridge, OCLC, Origin, Seven-day Cycle, The Week, Thomas, Vol
related to Pre-modern · 15
Week → An, Ancient Rome, Baltic, Calendars, Chaldean, Chinese, Christian, Christian Celtic, Egyptian, French Republican Calendar, Hellenistic, Jewish, The, Traces, Welsh
related to Name · 14
Week → Common Germanic, Germanic, Gothic, Greek, Hebdomad, Latin, Luke, Old English, Roman, Romance, Septimana, The, The English, The Germanic
related to Other week numbering systems · 9
Week → At, Because, Friday, In, ISO, Monday, Quite, Saturday, Sunday

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days day seven-day sunday year weeks monday calendar first used month saturday babylonian sabbath system also january cycle moon century

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Senecainstance oftheir customs became widely known and Roman authors0.80text
Ovid mention the Jewish Sabbath.Hellenisticinstance oftheir customs became widely known and Roman authors0.80text
Roman eraThe ancient Romans traditionally used the eight-day nundinuminstance oftheir customs became widely known and Roman authors0.80text
Ovid mention the Jewish Sabbathinstance oftheir customs became widely known and Roman authors0.80text
Weekrelated to "Weeks" in other calendarsThe0.60section
Weekrelated to "Weeks" in other calendarsSuch0.60section
Weekrelated to "Weeks" in other calendarsIntervals0.60section
Weekrelated to Christian EuropeThe0.60section
Weekrelated to Christian EuropeChristendom0.60section
Weekrelated to Christian EuropeWestern0.60section
Weekrelated to Christian EuropeCoptic0.60section
Weekrelated to Christian EuropeJulian0.60section

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