Meaning and usage of the word weekly in English

Meaning of vocabulary weekly

weeklyadjective
mỗi tuần một lần, hàng tuần
/ˈwiːkli/

Origin of the word weekly

The word "weekly" has roots in Old English, stemming from the words "wēce" meaning "week" and "-lic" meaning "like" or "pertaining to". Therefore, "weekly" literally means "pertaining to a week". The word "week" itself comes from the Old English "wīcu", which was influenced by the Germanic word "wīka", meaning "a turn" or "interval". This concept of a "turn" likely references the ancient Roman custom of dividing the lunar cycle into seven-day periods.

Vocabulary summary weekly

type adjective & adverb

meaning last a week

meaning weekly

example weekly wage: weekly allowance

example a weekly magazine

type noun

meaning weekly newspaper

Example of vocabulary weeklynamespace

I attend a weekly yoga class to help me relax and unwind.
Our team meetings are held on a weekly basis to discuss ongoing projects.
The local farmer's market is open on a weekly schedule, providing fresh produce to the community.
John's band practices every week in preparation for their upcoming gigs.
I make a weekly trip to the gym to maintain my fitness levels.