context: The use of the word Halloween or Halloween dates back to around 1785 [30] and comes from Christianity. [31] The word "Halloween" means "sanctified night" or "holy night", [32] and comes from a Scottish term for All Hallows' Eve (Night of the Saints, ie the night before the Day of All Saints). [33] In Scottish, the word "eve" is event, and is shortened to e'en or een. Over time, (All) Hallow (s) E (v) en evolved to become Hallowe'en. The phrase "All Hallows" is found in Old English, but the phrase "All Hallows' Eve" was not seen until 1556. [33] [34]
question: When was Helloween formed?
answers.text: 1785