Definition: Acedias, in ancient Greek, was a unit of time that was equivalent to one day or half a day. It was also known as "the 12 days" because it was counted from midnight. Acedia was used in Roman times as a way to count days and to record the progress of people who were involved in a particular event. The word "acedias" has several possible definitions depending on context. In some cases, it is used synonymously with "day," which means 24 hours in a day; or it can also be used in figurative language to refer to a period of time that was too short, incomplete, or insufficient for its purpose. Other meanings of the word "acedias" include: - The 12 days of Christmas (Christmas Day) - Acedia, the last night before Lent (the Roman Catholic liturgical season for Lent) - Acedia, a type of bread pudding in Spanish cuisine - Acedia, a type of traditional Thai rice cake

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Definition: Acediast is a 50 cent coin that has been produced in South Africa since January 1, 2023. Acediast is a gold or silver obverse coin featuring an eagle on its reverse (inset) and the name "ACEDIAST" (Acidosis). It is named after the town of Acieda in the Eastern Cape region of South Africa.

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