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What are the days of the months in your language called?

Duncian:
January: Ettorjol
February: Andrajol
March: Kvarterjol
April: Tersesjol
May: Fiftejol
June: Halvajol
July: Sjoundejol
August: Tvitersesjol
September: Terkvarterjol
October: Tiendejol
November: Ferrjol
December. Jol

As Ammaroth is located on planet Valor and not on Earth, there are no translations of the names of Earth months. This being said, the Valoran calendar itself is comprised of twelve months, with four weeks per month and seven days per week, a total of twenty eight days per month.

The names of the twelve months of the Valoran calendar are:

1: Janru
2: Farla
3: Mox
4: Aren
5: Tethis
6: Lorum
7: Savis
8: Gren
9: Rarlo
10: Orin
11: Nella
12: Dando

DAYS (BEGINNING WITH SUNDAY)
1. Sundaqar
2. Mondaqar
3. Tuesdaqar
4. Wednesdaqar
5. Thursdaqar
6. Fridaqar
7. Saturdaqar

MONTHS (BEGINNING WITH JANUARY)
1. Januara
2. Februara
3. Marcha
4. Aprila
5. Maya
6. Juna
7. Julya
8. Augusta
9. Septembra
10. Octobra
11. Novembra
12. Decembra

We have two national languages, English and French:

January - Janvier
February - Février
March - Mars
April - Avril
May - Mai
June - Juin
July - Juillet
August - Août
September - Septembre
October - Octubre
November - Novembre
December - Decembre

English:

Days

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Months

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Turkish:

Days

Pazartesi
Salı
Çarşamba
Perşembe
Cuma
Cumartesi
Pazar

Months

Ocak
Şubat
Mart
Nisan
Mayıs
Haziran
Temmuz
Ağustos
Eylül
Ekim
Kasım
Aralık

Anollasian:

Days

Pazartgünay
Salgünay
Çargünay
Pergünay
Cumgünay
Cumartgünay
Pazgünay

Months

Ocuary
Şubuary
March
Nispril
May
Hazune
Temmuly
Ağust
Eylember
Ektober
Kasember
Aramber

The months and their lengths are:
Þrimilcemonaþ (31)
Seremonaþ (30)
Mædmonaþ (31)
Weodmonaþ (30/31)
Haligmonaþ (30)
Wynterfylleþ (31)
Blotmonaþ (30)
Geolmonaþ (30)
Æftergeol (31)
Solmonaþ (30)
Hreþemonaþ (31)
Eastermonaþ (30)

Þrimilcemonaþ, and the year, begin with Bældæg, the cross-quarter day between the spring equinox (Easter) and summer solstice (Liþa or Midsumer), marking the beginning of summer.

There is a full calendar in our larboc.

TurtleShroom observes the Gregorian Calendar.

The days of the week, in order, are as follows:

• Sunday (the Christian Sabbath)
• Monday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Thursday
• Friday
• Saturday

The months of the year, in order, are as follows:

• January
• February
• March
• April
• May
• June
• July
• August
• September
• October
• November
• December

Thirty days have September, April, June, and November. All the rest have thirty one, except February. February has twenty eight, and every four years, the Leap Year is observed, to suddenly, and abrubtly lurch the calendar into line with the planet's orbit.

The years are divided on the traditional line which attempted to split the years on the birth of Christ: Before Christ (BC) and Anno Domini (AD), the Year of Our Lord. Although the date guessed by the author of the Gregorian Calendar was incorrect, no nation, TurtleShroom included, adjusted it to match any archeological or historical accounts of the actual birth of Jesus.

- Januar
- Februar
- März
- April
- Mai
- Juni
- Juli
- August
- September
- Oktober
- November
- Dezember

- January - Fez Monf
- February - Secon Monf
- March - Ferd Monf
- April - Forz Monf
- May - Faift Monf
- June - Sixt Monf
- July - Sebent Monf
- August - Eyts Monf
- September - Naynt Monf
- October - Tentes Monf
- November - Levent Monf
- December - Twelft Monf

January - Calbinmonten
February - Heldrinmonten
March - Vertenmonten
April - Sterglinmonten
May - Serdenmonten
June - Hordenmonten
July - Holkenmonten
August - Aldrigmonten
September- Vensigmonten
October - Totenmonten
November - Marenmonten
December - Kriegesmonten

January - Hekatinth
February - Ordekon
March - Akedon
April - Efidorus
May - Navet
June - Doykos
July - Holsis
August - Cetan
September - Iltimath
October - Nalske
November - Arethen
December - Gredery

Kliia actually has its own calendar with its own months, but it's pretty easy to decipher.

Essentially, one month for us is like three months on the Gregorian calendar, meaning that our years are four months long. The year starts on what is, on the Gregorian calendar, July. The months themselves are called this:

Satus-Puncto (Means Starting Point, as this is the first month of our year)- July, August, and September
Libertatum (Means Freedom or Liberty, as this was the month in which we gained our independence)- October, November, and December
Congelationis (Means Frostbite, as it is very cold during this month)- January, February, and March
Finis-Puncto (Means End Point, as this is the last month of our year)- April, May, and June

German

Januar
Februar
Mars
April
Mai
Juni
Juli
August
September
Oktober
November
Dezember

Italian (in parentesis the dialect)

Gennaio (Januaro)
Febbraio (Febraio)
Marzo (Marso)
Aprile
Maggio (Maio)
Giugno (Iunio)
Luglio (Iulio)
Agosto
Settembre
Ottobre
Novembre
Dicembre (Disembre)

French:

Janvier
Février
Mars
Avril
Mai
Juin
Juillet
Août
Septembre
Octobre
Novembre
Décembre

Alingo Russian

Йанват - Yanvat
Фeврал - Fevral
Март - Mart
Април - April
Май - May
Йугн - Yugn
Йул - Yul
Август - Avgust
Синтиeмбр - Sintiembr
Аkтиабр - Aktuabr
Наиабт - Naiabt
Дзekабт - Dzekabt

English

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Esperanto

Januaro
Februaro
Marto
Aprilo
Majo
Junio
Julio
Aŭgusto
Septembro
Oktobro
Novembro
Decembro

Our national/only language here is English. As such, it is Monday, Tuesday, January, February, and so on.

We have 13 months due to the fact that the planet Ivelboria is on takes longer to fully orbit the sun.

December - Detembre - 39 days
January - Janyuere - 40 days
February - Febriere - 39 days
March - Marche - 40 days
April - Aprille - 39 days
May - Mai - 40 days
June - Jshoon - 39 days
July - Jshooli - 40 days
August - Augeste - 39 days
September - Setembre - 40 days
October - Otombre - 39 days
November - Notembre - 40 days
New Year's Month - Newiertembre - 39 days

Months of the year in Lukquan:

-Jiroste (zheer-ohst)
-Gunieare (goon-air)
-Falvu (fal-voo)
-Aervghro (air-vroh)
-Dinyar (deen-yar)
-Juilkque (zhool-kuh)
-Garei (gair-eye)
-Kirnjyol (key-ern-yole)
-Hirwhue (ear-wuh)
-Noyieste (no-yeast)
-Dirdelle (deer-dell)
-Ckhurquargruhe (gur-car-grew)

January; Yanyuari
February; Eborari
March; Mashi
April; Apire
May; Mey
June; Yuon
August; Ogoz
Septemer; Setemba
October; Otoba
November; Wemba
December; Desemba

Days Of The Week:

Monday - Monnesdåg - Day Of The Moon God
Tuesday - Tiwsdåg - Day Of The God Tiw
Wednesday - Wodensdåg - Day Of The God Woden
Thursday - Thunorsdåg - Day Of The God Thunor
Friday - Friyasdåg - Day Of Goddess Friya
Saturday - Seaxnéatsdåg - Day Of God Seaxnéat
Sunday - Sunnesdåg - Day Of The Sun God

Months Of The Year

January - Æfterra-Gēola - After Yule
February - Sol-mōnaþ - Month Of The Mud
March - Hrēþ-mōnaþ - Month Of The Wild
April - Ēostre-mōnaþ - Month Of the Goddess Ēostre
May - Winni-mōnaþ - Month Of The Pastures
June - Ærra Līþa - Month Of The Summer
July - Æftera Līþa - After Summer
August - Weod-mōnaþ - Month Of The Farm
September - Hālig-mōnaþ - Month Of Blessing
October - Winterfylleth - Month Of The First Winter
November - Wlenco-mōnaþ - Month Of Glory
December - Gēola - Month Of Yule

Monday - Lundo
Tuesday - Mardo
Wednesday - Merkredo
Thursday - Ĵaŭdo
Friday - Vendredo
Saturday - Sabato
Sunday - dimanĉo

January - Januaro
February- Februaro
March- Marto
April - Aprilo
May - Majo
June - junio
July - Julio
August - Aŭgusto
September - Septembro
October - Oktobro
November - Novembro
December - Decembro

1-Qenmun
2-Qenmun
Etc.

Our 2 main languages are English and French
Days:
Monday/Lundi
Tuesday/Mardi
Wednesday/Mercredi
Thursday/Jeudi
Friday/Vendredi
Saturday/Samedi
Sunday/Dimanche

Months:
January/Janvier
February/Février
March/Mars
April/Avril
May/Mai
June/Juin
July/Juillet
August/Août
September/Septembre
October/Octobre
November/Novembre
December/Décembre

Months Of The Year

January - Gerar
(there are holidays include habits and practices specific to the beginning of the year through which people hope to achieve prosperity, health, peace and quiet through various "magical" practices)

February - Făurar
(on february 1 is celebrating "Triph the Crazy", patron of caterpillars, and all insects dangerous for crops (locusts in particular). Triph's Day must be kept in order not to multiply the caterpillars that destroy the orchards)

March - Mărțișor
(start plowing and sowing, orchards and gardens clean, remove hives wintering and "severs" honey combs used in folk medicine as a remedy)

April - Prier
(continue the spring sowing, close the pastures for grazing, form the flocks, cut the sheep before climbing up the mountain, build up or repair the slopes and cattle objects)

May - Florar
(in fields, orchards, gardens and vineyards, the activity is in all, and sheep, herds of cattle and prisaciles give maximum yield)

June - Cireșar
(if it thunders and flashes much in this month, then the summer will be cloudy)

July - Cuptor
(heat increases: 45 degrees; is the harvest month, but do not forget that it is also a month of traditions and customs)

August - Gustar
(during this period, most fruits and vegetables of the year are bled, eaten and tasted, hence the name)

September - Răpciune
(is the most important month for those who have worked the earth, now being harvested the fruits of labor over the year)

October - Brumărel
(this month leaves fall from trees, peasants deal more with household chores; now is the autumn sowing)

November - Brumar
(it is the time of the brume, all the autumn grains are sown, and everything is ready for wintering)

December - Undrea
(folk spectacles and puppet theater; most holidays for a month, traditions and customs; it's the pompous month of the year)

Translation is hardly needed:

Januar
Februar
Marts
April
Maj
Juni
Juli
August
September
Oktober
November
December

Days in Official English:
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday or Sabbath

Months in Official English
January
Febuary
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Days in Hebrew
יום ראשון or Yom Rishon
יום שני or Yom Sheni
יום שלישי or Yom Shlishi
יום רביעי‬ or Yom Revi'i
יום חמישי or Yom Chamishi
יום ששי‬ or Yom Shishi
יום שבת or Yom Shabbat

Months in Hebrew (Following Lunar Calendar):
Nisan
Iyar
Siwan
Tamuz
Ab
Elul
Tishrei
Marcheshvan
Kislev
Tevet
Shvat
Adar