octaemeron
/ɒktəˈmɛrən/Definitions
1. noun
A series of eight days, especially one of the eight days of creation in the Book of Genesis.
“The biblical story of creation is told in the form of an octaemeron, with eight distinct days of divine activity.”
2. noun
A period of eight days used in some liturgical calendars.
“The church’s octaemeron commemorates the saints who have given their lives for the faith.”