Occurring every seven days or once a week; relating to a hebdomad or week.
From Late Latin 'hebdomadalis,' derived from 'hebdomad.' Commonly used in academic and ecclesiastical English since the 16th century.
Oxford and Cambridge universities still use 'Hebdomadal Council' as an official governing body—a medieval term still embedded in ancient institutions, showing how universities are linguistic time capsules.
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