Kzmr calendar - Revision history

Kazimir at 19:24, 17 October 2024

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	The nine days of the Kzmr week are named after the nine [[w:Classical planet\|classical planets]] visible to [[Kaneedkind#Xeric_Kaneeds\|xeric Kaneeds]], and are as follows:		The nine days of the Kzmr week are named after the nine [[w:Classical planet\|classical planets]] visible to [[Kaneedkind#Xeric_Kaneeds\|xeric Kaneeds]], and are as follows:
	# Ngkahvm (day of the Moon)		# Ngkahvm (day of the Moon)
	# '~~Tdk'uhvm~~ (day of Mercury)		# 'Tdkuhvm (day of Mercury)
	# ~~Sgrk'uhvm~~ (day of Venus)		# Sgrkuhvm (day of Venus)
	# ~~Sphk'ahvm~~ (day of the Sun)		# Sphkahvm (day of the Sun)
	# 'Hhgrgkihvm (day of Mars)		# 'Hhgrgkihvm (day of Mars)
	# 'Hntkuhvm (day of Vesta)		# 'Hntkuhvm (day of Vesta)
	# Fbrgkyhvm (day of Jupiter)		# Fbrgkyhvm (day of Jupiter)
	# '~~Zhk'ahvm~~ (day of Saturn)		# 'Zhkahvm (day of Saturn)
	# '~~Knk'ahvm~~ (day of Uranus)		# 'Knkahvm (day of Uranus)

Kazimir at 02:45, 15 September 2024

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	== Solar calendar ==		== Solar calendar ==

	The Kzmr solar calendar, known as ''hvmk'asdti sphk'', is a 365-day cycle divided into eight months and four additional days which roughly correspond to the solstices and equinoxes. In the months leading up to a solstice day the days are counted backwards; for instance, the first day of ~~Hškanrh~~ is called ~~Hškanrh~~ 45.		The Kzmr solar calendar, known as ''hvmk'asdti sphk'', is a 365-day cycle divided into eight months and four additional days which roughly correspond to the solstices and equinoxes. In the months leading up to a solstice day the days are counted backwards; for instance, the first day of Mfanrh is called Mfanrh 45.

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Kazimir at 22:08, 9 September 2024

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	\| 1–45		\| 1–45
	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan="3" \| Fall (''~~hnu~~'')		\| rowspan="3" \| Fall ('''sþbhi'')
	\| ~~Mfahnu~~		\| Mfa'sþbhi
	\| 45–1		\| 45–1
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~Rmahnu~~		\| colspan="2" \| Rma'sþbhi
	\|-		\|-
	\| Bsta'sþbhi		\| Bsta'sþbhi

Kazimir at 21:59, 9 September 2024

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	\| 46–1		\| 46–1
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~Prsith~~		\| colspan="2" \| Rmath
	\|-		\|-
	\| Bstath		\| Bstath
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	\| 45–1		\| 45–1
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~Prsihnu~~		\| colspan="2" \| Rmahnu
	\|-		\|-
	\| Bsta'sþbhi		\| Bsta'sþbhi
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	\| 45–1		\| 45–1
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~Prsisv~~		\| colspan="2" \| Rmasv
	\|-		\|-
	\| Bstasv		\| Bstasv
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	\| 45–1		\| 45–1
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~Prsinrh~~		\| colspan="2" \| Rmanrh
	\|-		\|-
	\| Bstanrh		\| Bstanrh
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	\|}		\|}

	In years that are equal to 0, 4, 8, or 13 [[w:Modulo\|modulo]] 17, an additional day after ~~Prsith~~ is added called ~~Ptnaprsithd~~.		In years that are equal to 0, 4, 8, or 13 [[w:Modulo\|modulo]] 17, an additional day after Rmath is added called Ptmurmath.

	== Lunar calendar ==		== Lunar calendar ==

Kazimir at 21:58, 9 September 2024

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	The '''Kzmr calendar''' ([[Kzmr language\|Kzmr]]: ''~~snkasdtmi~~'') is a system of two interlocking calendars, one [[w:Lunar calendar\|lunar]] and one [[w:Solar calendar\|solar]]. Traditionally, the lunar aspect of the calendar is used for festivals whereas the solar is used for agricultural purposes.		The '''Kzmr calendar''' ([[Kzmr language\|Kzmr]]: ''hvmk'asdti'') is a system of two interlocking calendars, one [[w:Lunar calendar\|lunar]] and one [[w:Solar calendar\|solar]]. Traditionally, the lunar aspect of the calendar is used for festivals whereas the solar is used for agricultural purposes.

	== Solar calendar ==		== Solar calendar ==

	The Kzmr solar calendar, known as ''~~snkasdtmi cš spnv~~'', is a 365-day cycle divided into eight months and four additional days which roughly correspond to the solstices and equinoxes. In the months leading up to a solstice day the days are counted backwards; for instance, the first day of Hškanrh is called Hškanrh 45.		The Kzmr solar calendar, known as ''hvmk'asdti sphk'', is a 365-day cycle divided into eight months and four additional days which roughly correspond to the solstices and equinoxes. In the months leading up to a solstice day the days are counted backwards; for instance, the first day of Hškanrh is called Hškanrh 45.

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	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan="3" \| Summer (''th'')		\| rowspan="3" \| Summer (''th'')
	\| ~~Hškath~~		\| Mfath
	\| 46–1		\| 46–1
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| Prsith		\| colspan="2" \| Prsith
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Kpgath~~		\| Bstath
	\| 1–45		\| 1–45
	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan="3" \| Fall (''~~'sþbhi~~'')		\| rowspan="3" \| Fall (''hnu'')
	\| ~~Hška'sþbhi~~		\| Mfahnu
	\| 45–1		\| 45–1
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~Prsi'sþbhi~~		\| colspan="2" \| Prsihnu
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Kpga~~'sþbhi		\| Bsta'sþbhi
	\| 1–45		\| 1–45
	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan="3" \| Winter (''sv'')		\| rowspan="3" \| Winter (''sv'')
	\| ~~Hškasv~~		\| Mfasv
	\| 45–1		\| 45–1
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| Prsisv		\| colspan="2" \| Prsisv
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Kpgasv~~		\| Bstasv
	\| 1–45		\| 1–45
	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan="3" \| Spring (''nrh'')		\| rowspan="3" \| Spring (''nrh'')
	\| ~~Hškanrh~~		\| Mfanrh
	\| 45–1		\| 45–1
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| Prsinrh		\| colspan="2" \| Prsinrh
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Kpganrh~~		\| Bstanrh
	\| 1–45		\| 1–45
	\|}		\|}
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	== Lunar calendar ==		== Lunar calendar ==

	The Kzmr lunar calendar, known as ''~~snkasdtmi cš ngv~~'', does not actually attempt to reflect the astronomical year, but rather is a 148-day cycle divided into five periods lasting roughly a lunar month.		The Kzmr lunar calendar, known as ''hvmk'asdti ngk'', does not actually attempt to reflect the astronomical year, but rather is a 148-day cycle divided into five periods lasting roughly a lunar month.

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	\| 30		\| 30
	\|-		\|-
	\| Ng ~~Tšrn~~ (black moon)		\| Ng Krn (black moon)
	\| 29		\| 29
	\|-		\|-
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	\| 29		\| 29
	\|-		\|-
	\| Ng ~~Hrni~~ (white moon)		\| Ng Hrhi (white moon)
	\| 30		\| 30
	\|}		\|}
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	The nine days of the Kzmr week are named after the nine [[w:Classical planet\|classical planets]] visible to [[Kaneedkind#Xeric_Kaneeds\|xeric Kaneeds]], and are as follows:		The nine days of the Kzmr week are named after the nine [[w:Classical planet\|classical planets]] visible to [[Kaneedkind#Xeric_Kaneeds\|xeric Kaneeds]], and are as follows:
	# Ngkahvm (day of the Moon)		# Ngkahvm (day of the Moon)
	# ~~Bdkuhvm~~ (day of Mercury)		# 'Tdk'uhvm (day of Mercury)
	# ~~Sgrkuhvm~~ (day of Venus)		# Sgrk'uhvm (day of Venus)
	# ~~Spnkahvm~~ (day of the Sun)		# Sphk'ahvm (day of the Sun)
	# '~~Hngrgkahvm~~ (day of Mars)		# 'Hhgrgkihvm (day of Mars)
	# ~~Tptkahvm~~ (day of Vesta)		# 'Hntkuhvm (day of Vesta)
	# ~~Brxskahvm~~ (day of Jupiter)		# Fbrgkyhvm (day of Jupiter)
	# '~~Snšrkahvm~~ (day of Saturn)		# 'Zhk'ahvm (day of Saturn)
	# '~~Tnrhkihvm~~ (day of Uranus)		# 'Knk'ahvm (day of Uranus)

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	The '''Kzmr calendar''' ([[Kzmr language\|Kzmr]]: ''snkasdtmi'') is a system of two interlocking calendars, one [[w:Lunar calendar\|lunar]] and one [[w:Solar calendar\|solar]]~~, neither of which are intercalated~~. Traditionally, the lunar aspect of the calendar is used for festivals whereas the solar is used for agricultural purposes.		The '''Kzmr calendar''' ([[Kzmr language\|Kzmr]]: ''snkasdtmi'') is a system of two interlocking calendars, one [[w:Lunar calendar\|lunar]] and one [[w:Solar calendar\|solar]]. Traditionally, the lunar aspect of the calendar is used for festivals whereas the solar is used for agricultural purposes.

	== Solar calendar ==		== Solar calendar ==
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	\| 1–45		\| 1–45
	\|}		\|}

			In years that are equal to 0, 4, 8, or 13 [[w:Modulo\|modulo]] 17, an additional day after Prsith is added called Ptnaprsithd.

	== Lunar calendar ==		== Lunar calendar ==

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	The '''Kzmr calendar''' ([[Kzmr language\|Kzmr]]: ''~~snkasdi~~'') is a system of two interlocking calendars, one [[w:Lunar calendar\|lunar]] and one [[w:Solar calendar\|solar]], neither of which are intercalated. Traditionally, the lunar aspect of the calendar is used for festivals whereas the solar is used for agricultural purposes.		The '''Kzmr calendar''' ([[Kzmr language\|Kzmr]]: ''snkasdtmi'') is a system of two interlocking calendars, one [[w:Lunar calendar\|lunar]] and one [[w:Solar calendar\|solar]], neither of which are intercalated. Traditionally, the lunar aspect of the calendar is used for festivals whereas the solar is used for agricultural purposes.

	== Solar calendar ==		== Solar calendar ==

	The Kzmr solar calendar, known as ''~~snkasdi~~ cš spnv'', is a 365-day cycle divided into eight months and four additional days which roughly correspond to the solstices and equinoxes. In the months leading up to a solstice day the days are counted backwards; for instance, the first day of Hškanrh is called Hškanrh 45.		The Kzmr solar calendar, known as ''snkasdtmi cš spnv'', is a 365-day cycle divided into eight months and four additional days which roughly correspond to the solstices and equinoxes. In the months leading up to a solstice day the days are counted backwards; for instance, the first day of Hškanrh is called Hškanrh 45.

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	== Lunar calendar ==		== Lunar calendar ==

	The Kzmr lunar calendar, known as ''~~snkasdi~~ cš ngv'', does not actually attempt to reflect the astronomical year, but rather is a 148-day cycle divided into five periods lasting roughly a lunar month.		The Kzmr lunar calendar, known as ''snkasdtmi cš ngv'', does not actually attempt to reflect the astronomical year, but rather is a 148-day cycle divided into five periods lasting roughly a lunar month.

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	== Solar calendar ==		== Solar calendar ==

	The Kzmr solar calendar, known as ''snkasdi cš spnv'', is a 365-day cycle divided into eight months and four additional days which roughly correspond to the solstices. In the months leading up to a solstice day the days are counted backwards; for instance, the first day of Hškanrh is called Hškanrh 45.		The Kzmr solar calendar, known as ''snkasdi cš spnv'', is a 365-day cycle divided into eight months and four additional days which roughly correspond to the solstices and equinoxes. In the months leading up to a solstice day the days are counted backwards; for instance, the first day of Hškanrh is called Hškanrh 45.

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The '''Kzmr calendar''' ([[Kzmr language|Kzmr]]: ''snkasdi'') is a system of two interlocking calendars, one [[w:Lunar calendar|lunar]] and one [[w:Solar calendar|solar]], neither of which are intercalated. Traditionally, the lunar aspect of the calendar is used for festivals whereas the solar is used for agricultural purposes.

== Solar calendar ==

The Kzmr solar calendar, known as ''snkasdi cš spnv'', is a 365-day cycle divided into eight months and four additional days which roughly correspond to the solstices. In the months leading up to a solstice day the days are counted backwards; for instance, the first day of Hškanrh is called Hškanrh 45.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Season
! Month
! Days
|-
| rowspan="3" | Summer (''th'')
| Hškath
| 46–1
|-
| colspan="2" | Prsith
|-
| Kpgath
| 1–45
|-
| rowspan="3" | Fall ('''sþbhi'')
| Hška'sþbhi
| 45–1
|-
| colspan="2" | Prsi'sþbhi
|-
| Kpga'sþbhi
| 1–45
|-
| rowspan="3" | Winter (''sv'')
| Hškasv
| 45–1
|-
| colspan="2" | Prsisv
|-
| Kpgasv
| 1–45
|-
| rowspan="3" | Spring (''nrh'')
| Hškanrh
| 45–1
|-
| colspan="2" | Prsinrh
|-
| Kpganrh
| 1–45
|}

== Lunar calendar ==

The Kzmr lunar calendar, known as ''snkasdi cš ngv'', does not actually attempt to reflect the astronomical year, but rather is a 148-day cycle divided into five periods lasting roughly a lunar month.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Name
! Days
|-
| Ng Kžri (red moon)
| 30
|-
| Ng Žrxci (gray moon)
| 30
|-
| Ng Tšrn (black moon)
| 29
|-
| Ng Hšri (blue moon)
| 29
|-
| Ng Hrni (white moon)
| 30
|}

== Weekdays ==

The nine days of the Kzmr week are named after the nine [[w:Classical planet|classical planets]] visible to [[Kaneedkind#Xeric_Kaneeds|xeric Kaneeds]], and are as follows:
# Ngkahvm (day of the Moon)
# Bdkuhvm (day of Mercury)
# Sgrkuhvm (day of Venus)
# Spnkahvm (day of the Sun)
# 'Hngrgkahvm (day of Mars)
# Tptkahvm (day of Vesta)
# Brxskahvm (day of Jupiter)
# 'Snšrkahvm (day of Saturn)
# 'Tnrhkihvm (day of Uranus)