few, several but they aren’t fancy and they can mean more than two.

Try “youmaen” pronounced ‘yo main’ it’s an Arabic word describing two things:

first :youm = day (in 24 hour period)

second: by adding ‘aen,’ you make the day plural but only for the # two.

By saying youm first, you indicate that you’re taking about days ading aen =two days. Hope that helps in many ways, enjoy

Best I can come up with is semi-weekly or the weekend. Just say two days a week. Who needs fancy when clarity works?

If the U. S. fairly needs to halt violence in the two Iraq and Afghanistan-then it is the only way, if we don’t handle Iran, be arranged for extra hassle. we’ve 2 recommendations-pull all troops out and return to a coverage of no distant places entanglements as recommended by the founding fathers or get no longer hassle-free and beat the residing daylights out of Iran. there is no diplomatic center floor in this, no sanctions, it is somewhat like the combat after college, you the two pass out and meet the guy taunting you(in Iran’s case providing the IED’s and different weapons to our enemies in the two lands which kill our troops and harmless civilians) or pass away and don’t come back. there is no incorrect way persons, yet as quickly as we run, then we could pass away everywhere else, using fact it won’t end as quickly as we commence working.

if a “bender” is losing a couple of days

then surely a straightner would be gaining a couple of days

works for me … but then I’m on a bender

Well, a fortnight is two weeks.

A couple of days would be heptafortnight.

A week is semifortnight.