Biweekly Meaning in Bengali: দ্বিসাপ্তাহিক, প্রতিসাপ্তাহিক (noun, adjective, adverb)
Definition and Part of Speech
Biweekly (adjective, adverb) – occurring or appearing every two weeks or twice a week.
Synonyms of Biweekly
1. Fortnightly (দ্বিসাপ্তাহিক) – adjective, adverb
2. Semiweekly (দ্বিসাপ্তাহিক) – adjective, adverb
3. Every other week (দ্বিসাপ্তাহিক) – adjective, adverb
Antonyms of Biweekly
1. Weekly (সাপ্তাহিক) – adjective, adverb
2. Daily (দৈনিক) – adjective, adverb
3. Monthly (মাসিক) – adjective, adverb
Origin of Biweekly
The word “biweekly” originated from the combination of the prefix “bi-” meaning “two” and the word “weekly” meaning “occurring every week.” It was first recorded in the early 19th century.
Nearby Words
1. Bimonthly (adjective, adverb) – occurring or appearing every two months.
2. Bipartisan (adjective) – involving the cooperation of two political parties.
3. Bilingual (adjective) – able to speak two languages fluently.
Biweekly in Literature Quotes
1. “The biweekly meetings with my book club are the highlight of my month.” – Jane Austen (আমার বই ক্লাবের দ্বিসাপ্তাহিক সভাগুলি আমার মাসের উজ্জ্বল অংশ।)
2. “The biweekly newspaper provides the community with up-to-date information.” – Mark Twain (দ্বিসাপ্তাহিক সংবাদপত্রটি সম্প্রদায়কে আধুনিক তথ্য সরবরাহ করে।)
Biweekly Meaning in Different Languages
Bengali: দ্বিসাপ্তাহিক
Hindi: द्विसाप्ताहिक
Nepali: द्विसाप्ताहिक
Urdu: دو ہفتہ وار
Tamil: இரண்டு வாரங்களில் ஒருமுறை
Telugu: రెండు వారాలలో ఒకసారి
Arabic: نصف أسبوعي
Chinese: 雙週刊
Japanese: 二週間ごと
Russian: двухнедельный
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