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"Magic mumbo jumbo and all that shit?" Sorry deleted fist post by accident , but you half way there lol | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean?" Dunno, maybe an etymologist can enlighten us? | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean?" What does it mean? | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? " According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh?" That's what I thought but the implication here seems to be that it has a deeper alternative meaning. | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? That's what I thought but the implication here seems to be that it has a deeper alternative meaning. " We will have to await wise words from the OP. | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh?" Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me?? | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me??" Prefer visiting the King of the Potato People, want to take your flying carpet or mine? | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me??" Erm, so it is the ... end of the week. So that means, erm, let me think about it ... Oh, that might be ... erm, ah ... Oh, yes, now I have it, I think. | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me?? Erm, so it is the ... end of the week. So that means, erm, let me think about it ... Oh, that might be ... erm, ah ... Oh, yes, now I have it, I think." No you haven't lol | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me?? Prefer visiting the King of the Potato People, want to take your flying carpet or mine?" Yes please lol | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me?? Erm, so it is the ... end of the week. So that means, erm, let me think about it ... Oh, that might be ... erm, ah ... Oh, yes, now I have it, I think. No you haven't lol" I am obviously too thick to imagine it means "Saturday and Sunday." There must be something vague and weird that I missed. Oh, well, I will continue blundering through life uneducated on the meaning of the word. My loss. | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me?? Erm, so it is the ... end of the week. So that means, erm, let me think about it ... Oh, that might be ... erm, ah ... Oh, yes, now I have it, I think. No you haven't lol I am obviously too thick to imagine it means "Saturday and Sunday." There must be something vague and weird that I missed. Oh, well, I will continue blundering through life uneducated on the meaning of the word. My loss." Correct took the words right from me, couldn't say it better myself | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me?? Erm, so it is the ... end of the week. So that means, erm, let me think about it ... Oh, that might be ... erm, ah ... Oh, yes, now I have it, I think. No you haven't lol I am obviously too thick to imagine it means "Saturday and Sunday." There must be something vague and weird that I missed. Oh, well, I will continue blundering through life uneducated on the meaning of the word. My loss. Correct took the words right from me, couldn't say it better myself" That is what I figured. I can't imagine why. Have a good weekend all the same. | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean? What does it mean? According to the Oxford dictionary, it means "Saturday and Sunday." Exciting, eh? Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me??" It doesn't because week and weak mean entirely different things. Although they are both Germanic in origin they come from different root words. Are you saying that because they sound the same they can influence us in some way. | |||
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"Just wondering if anyone actually knows the true meaning of the words we use, some things broken down and Latin words we use are shocking So the word "weekend" what's it mean?" Means the end of the week. Simples | |||
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"Actually no but good effort , it means exactly what it says, week end, as your at the weaker end of the week, sorry if its not too exciting for you, wanna go to flamingos land with me??" 
Sorry OP, but I'm definitely sticking with the concept of 'the end of the week' being linked to the word 'week' rather than the word 'weak'. I love words, etymologies, etc, and was taught Latin both for this, spelling and foreign languages.
On a similar note, are you aware of the most fascinating fact about word origins? Because it comes from an Amazonian, bird-worshipping tribe only discovered in the 1970s, the word 'gullible' doesn't appear in any pre-1980 dictionaries...
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