Incorrect spelling, explanation: this form is a misspelling because the word Halloween doesn’t come from the word hello, but hallow, which in Old English meant someone saint. Halloween is a modern name for Scottish all hallows eve. Therefore Helloween is a mistake.
Correct spelling, explanation: the word Halloween comes from the Old English word hallow, which meant a saint person. A full word is a short form from Scottish allhallow-even – all saints eve. Therefore the correct form is Halloween, not Helloween (which is probably a misspelling connected with the word hello).
Definition of Halloween:
noun, the Eve of All Saints’ Day, an evening of October 31
I always dress up as a superhero for Halloween.
Halloween is my favourite day of the whole year.
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