Does your """""""""""""""language"""""""""""""""" have unique names for all the months?
>>52421460
You mean names which only occur in that language?
>>52421518
Right, usually I hear English ones being used with some minor changes, depending on language they're being used in.
>>52421584
The ones which we use are actually the Roman ones, not English ones.
http://www.crowl.org/lawrence/time/months.html
I presume because everyone adopted the Roman calendar most nations just adopted the names as well.
>>52421460
Yes, but in 99% cases the roman version of the words are used.
>>52421584
Nice history knowledge you got there brosef
>>52421768
sad to be honest, i quite enjoy the estonian ones. Guess we ain't memester enough like finalnd
>>52421692
I had the idea they were English ones, the more you know and their meanings are all explained.
But still the question remains the same, I don't think there are a lot of languages with their own names.
>>52421961
These are the names which used to be used before Latinisation (occurred under the Normans).
>>52421460
Ukrainian has nonlatin unique names of months. But it does not help.
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>>52421867
>Guess we ain't memester enough like finalnd
MAINITTU! and also:
Month = Kuukausi = Moon period
Tammikuu - Oak moon
Helmikuu - Pearl moon
Maaliskuu - DontKnowIfMeansAnything moon
Huhtikuu - SameAsAbove moon
Toukokuu - TheSame moon
Kesäkuu - Summer moon
Heinäkuu - Hay moon
Elokuu - Life/living moon
Syyskuu - Autumn moon
Lokakuu - Sleet/ dirt moon
Marraskuu - Dead moon
Joulukuu - Christmas moon
>>52422087
I bet Catholic church marked old names as filthy pagan ones and in dire to replace.
We have them, but we never use them and I couldn't even name more than two of them.
No
January
Black History Month
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
Thanksgiving
December
>>52421460
yes
siječanj
veljača
ožujak
travanj
svibanj
lipanj
srpanj
kolovoz
rujan
listopad
studeni
prosinac
>>52422360
>I couldn't even name more than two of them.
sad 2bh
>>52422346
Probably.
>>52422087
>May (Thrimilce-moonath)
>Month of Three Milkings
lewd
New Year
Black History Month
March Madness
dude weed lmao
May
June
Freedom
August
Never Forget
Pumpkin Spice Latte
Thanksgiving
December
>>52421460
No, Latin ones.
Ιανουαριος (Spelled: Ianuarios)
Φεβρουάριος (Fevruarios)
Μάρτιος (Martios)
Απρίλιος (Aprilios)
Μάιος (Maios)
Ιούνιος (Iunios)
Ιούλιος (Iulios)
Αύγουστος (*Avgustos)
Σεπτέμβριος (Septemvrios)
Οkτώβριος (Oktovrios)
Νοέμβριος (Noemvrios)
Δεkέμβριος (*Dekemvrios)
*
"d" and "g" are
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiced_dental_fricative
and
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiced_velar_fricative
respectively
>>52421460
Nah we simply say month 1, month 2, month 3 and so on.
>>52423561
>>52423561
>>52423609
The Quakers do this too.
>>52423561
doesn't Portugal do this too? or is it just the weekdays
>>52422249
Touko refers to sowing
>>52421460
yes
leden
únor
březen
duben
květen
červen
červenec
září
říjen
listopad
prosinec
>>52423731
Our months are the same as the latin months (Janeiro, Fevereiro, Março, Abril, etc). The weekdays come from ecclesiastical roman feria, (segunda-feira, terça-feira, quarta-feira, etc. Then sábado and domingo for the weekend).
>>52422249
>Maaliskuu - DontKnowIfMeansAnything moon
"Maaliskuu maan avaa." Earth moon, snow melts and reveals the earth moon
>Huhtikuu - SameAsAbove moon
"Nimensä se on saanut metsätöistä, kun keväällä kaadettiin havupuukaski eli huhta"
Fuck you tree moon.
>Elokuu - Life/living moon
Also harvest
>Joulukuu - Christmas moon
Yule, or rather the good old Talvikuu, or Winter moon.
>>52423561
Hey what about Mutsuki, Kisaragi, Yayoi and so on?
In Polish we have only "maj" for the fifth one, the rest is pretty different:
styczeń
luty
marzec
kwiecień
maj
czerwiec
lipiec
sierpień
wrzesień
październik
listopad
grudzień
Janvier
Février
Mars
Avril
Mai
Juin
Juillet
Août
Septembre
Octobre
Novembre
Décembre
>>52424108
not used daily.
Of course:
Leden
Únor
Březen
Duben
Květen
Červen
Červenec
Srpen
Září
Říjen
Listopad
Prosinec
compare to
>>52424563
I like how Květen is May while kwiecień is April
>>52424734
The question was if they exist, and not if they are used daily, you know.
Turkmenistan used to
