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WEEK (from A.S. wicu, Germanic *wikon, probably=change, turn) , the name given to periods of time, varying in length in different parts of the world, but shorter than a " month." The month may be divided in two ways: a fractional part may be taken (decad or pentad), as in East
week ), or the week may be settled without regard to the length of the month (market-week, &c.). The seven-day week (see CALENDAR) originated in West Asia
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