What's a word that means a 14-day period?
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Odd, no one's mentioned this (maybe they all just assumed it was obvious?)\n\n"fortnight" is derived from "fourteen-night(s)"which should remind you of how long it is  [just say that fast, emphasizing the "Four"!] \n\n(As for being "old-fashioned" -- it may not be an everyday word, but it is hardly obsolete in America either!)\n\nUsage note (if you care): just as we can use 'week' when referring to a period of approximately that length, 'fortnight' does not always need to refer to precisely fourteen days (or nights!)\n\nFinal trivia notes: some languages count their days a bit differently.  Thus, in German, if someone is referring to something two weeks (14 days) away they will say (translated literally), "today in 15 days". (Similarly, for a week from today they could say "today in 8 days") That is, they are INCLUDING both today and the ending day in the count.
68808
Premenstrual syndrome. It refers to the change in a woman's body / attitude on the days leading up to her period.
558487
It's not always exactly every 30 days.  It could be 33 or 35, especially at first.  Don't worry unless you think you're pregnant.  Talk to your mom about it or sister or older friend.
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4  days\n1 hour\n& 25  minutes.
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Means in approximately how many days u get ur periods. 28 days 30 days or more..
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with a period... :)\n\nCordially,\nJohn\nhttp://www.GodSci.org
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Main Entry: fort·night \nPronunciation: 'fOrt-"nIt, 'fort-\nFunction: noun\nEtymology: Middle English fourtenight, alteration of fourtene night, from Old English fEowertyne niht fourteen nights\n: a period of 14 days : two weeks
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At UC Berkeley, it's 15 to 16 weeks. I always thought that was fairly standard.
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Everyday words in English:\nMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday...\n\nWater, air, earth...\n\nget, got, went, wasn't, won't\n\nbe more specific or just use the dictionary.
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12-15 days after you end your period
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Yes. The menstrual cycle is a 28 day cycle rather than a month long one. In fact, it's the time between your periods is usually 28-(no. of days of your period) so you may well have overlap in a certain month.
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It's another word for "Leap Year".\n\nLeap Year:  A year in the Gregorian calendar having 366 days, with the extra day, February 29, intercalated to compensate for the quarter-day
690686
count fourteen days from the first day of your period and that is the begining of your ovulation you should be fertile for aprox three days
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hmm... if your period just ended, that means the ovule is out of your body, and a new one starts a 28 days journey. that is plenty of time for those little tailed cells to die (7 days life). You're allright. Been there, done that, and I'm not a mom :D \n\n*hugs
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3 years, 72 days, 3 hours, 15 minutes, 7 seconds\n                                      OR\n1167 days, 3 hours, 15 minutes, 7 seconds\n                                      OR\n28011 hours, 15minutes, 7 seconds\n                                       OR\n1680675 minutes and 7 seconds\n                                        OR\n100840507 seconds\n\nWant anymore?
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A period or Menses is the shedding of the uterine lining.  Where an egg had it been fertalized during the month would have attatched itself. This "normally" happens every 28 days however some women have longer or shorter cycles.  Bleeding will occur for 3-8 days and is completely normal. The female is free to do anything she wishes during this time, swimming, excersize, sex.  As long as she feels up to it, there are no boundries.
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normally loose count after 14