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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 ==

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 ==

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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-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 ==
-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 ==
-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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