1. The space of seven days, reckoned generally from Sunday to Saturday. A prophetic week, a week of seven years. Feast of weeks, a Jewish feast of seven weeks after the Passover, corresponding to Pentecost.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wwrk,
• weeksa,
• wekk,
• weeke,
• weekks,
• wwek,
• weekss,
• weeksn,
• aweek,
• wweeks,
• weel,
• cekk,
• weekor,
• welk,
• weekws,
• weeek,
• weee,
• woerk,
• ween,
• weeked

• weick,
• weka,
• weise,
• weese,
• weis,
• weeks,
• Wes,
• Weaks,
• WESS,
• wease,
• weak.

The adjective form of the word "week" is "weekly".

The plural of the "week" can be the "weeks".

The singular of the "week" can be the "week".