"Sexagesima Sunday" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Latin sexagesima, the feminine inflection of sexagesimus 'the sixtieth' + Sunday",
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        "In the Catholic liturgical year, the eighth Sunday (i.e. the sixtieth—minus one—day) before Easter (and the second before Lent)."
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          "word": "Dominica Carnisprivii"
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  "word": "Sexagesima Sunday"
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  "etymology_text": "Latin sexagesima, the feminine inflection of sexagesimus 'the sixtieth' + Sunday",
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        "In the Catholic liturgical year, the eighth Sunday (i.e. the sixtieth—minus one—day) before Easter (and the second before Lent)."
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