It’s that time of year again! I just finished work on next year’s Valthungian/Gregorian calendar. If you’ve seen previous calendars, there isn’t a lot of change to talk about this year… Same 7 days of the week (in their abbreviated forms), same 24 months. There are only two differences I can think of from last year’s calendar, all of which centre on the recent L-changes to the language:
- The minor month Blate, due to said sound change, is now Maute (Mautimēnaþs)
- The hlava- element found in the cross-quarters is now hauva, ergo
- Hauvawastra
- Hauvasumbra
- Hauvahravist
- Hauvawintrus
Nota bene: All astronomical calculations are in Atlantic time, so they should be pretty useless for just about everyone but me.
(Download the full PDF Calendar here.)
Edit: Just kidding, those are still the old day names. Maybe one day I'll upload a new, corrected version, but today is not that day. In keeping with the short month names, which usually use an abstract neuter i-stem ending, the days now also have short forms, mostly using abstract neuter u-stem endings:
- sǭgilo
- mēno
- tījo
- wœuðnio
- þīfo
- frižo
- lǭgo
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