Oh, dude, the term "fortnight" comes from Old English, back in the day when people wore tights and said things like "prithee" and "forsooth." It's a mashup of "fortnighten," which means fourteen nights, or two weeks in normal people speak. So, next time someone asks you to hang out in a fortnight, just remember you've got two weeks to come up with a solid excuse.
If you mean fortnight which is two weeks it comes from fourteen nights
I haven't got any sleep in a fortnight.
I haven't slept in a fortnight. My money was stolen from my car only a fortnight ago. So there yes you can!
A fortnight has 14 days. Otherwise known as two weeks.
A week. A fortnight is fourteen nights, or two weeks.
A fortnight.
A fortnight is basically two weeks (or 14 days). The term was derived in the Old English language. Fortnight was basically an abbreviated term meaning "fourteen nights."
every fortnight
"Fortnight" is a term that means a period of two weeks. So, "every fortnight" means something that occurs or happens once every two weeks.
If you mean fortnight which is two weeks it comes from fourteen nights
Medical terminology uses the everyday term biweekly to mean every two weeks.
Two weeks is equal to a fortnight.
1700 a fortnight
"Our vacation lasted a fortnight." *1 fortnight= 14 days
I haven't got any sleep in a fortnight.
I know there are 20160 minutes in a fortnight
1 fortnight = 20,160 minutes