| Unit | wk |
|---|---|
| Name | week |
| Category | Time |
| Details | In the field of time, the unit wk (week) represents a duration of seven consecutive days. It is used to express and measure the passage of time in terms of weeks. A week is comprised of 7 days (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) and is a common unit for organizing schedules, appointments, and events in many parts of the world. |
wk(week) to as(attosecond)wk(week) to c [Gregorian](century)wk(week) to cs(centisecond)wk(week) to d(day)wk(week) to das(decasecond)wk(week) to dec [Gregorian](decade)wk(week) to ds(decisecond)wk(week) to Es(exasecond)wk(week) to fs(femtosecond)wk(week) to Gs(gigasecond)wk(week) to h(hour)wk(week) to hs(hectosecond)wk(week) to ks(kilosecond)wk(week) to millennium [Gregorian]wk(week) to min(minute)wk(week) to mo [Gregorian](month)wk(week) to Ms(megasecond)wk(week) to ms(millisecond)wk(week) to ns(nanosecond)wk(week) to Ps(petasecond)wk(week) to ps(picosecond)wk(week) to s(second)wk(week) to Ts(terasecond)wk(week) to y [Gregorian](year)wk(week) to ys(yoctosecond)wk(week) to Ys(yottasecond)wk(week) to zs(zeptosecond)wk(week) to Zs(zettasecond)wk(week) to µs(microsecond)