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The modern Brono-Fathanic calendar, as well as the whole time reckoning system in Brono and Fathan, is essentially the same as the Chlouvānem one.  
The modern Brono-Fathanic calendar, as well as the whole time reckoning system in Brono and Fathan, is essentially the same as the Chlouvānem one.  


====Months====
The fourteen months (''asena'') of the year are (in Bronic):
The fourteen months (''asena'') of the year are (in Bronic):
# ''mantapanavy'' (Māltapārṇāvi)
# ''mantapanavy'' (Māltapārṇāvi)
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# ''tramimetre'' (Camimæchliė)
# ''tramimetre'' (Camimæchliė)


====Days====
Of all Chlouvānem lunar day names, only six are in use in current Bronic (excluding its most formal styles, which use all of them), namely the six full rest days. The two lunar phases are called ''trigeyotai'' (''chlærlīltāvi'') and ''gintrinyai'' (''līleñchlæriāvi''). All other day names are formed by a possessive construction, literally meaning "Xth day of [lunar phase]", for example ''trigeyotai ke sama'' = first day of Trigeyotai = in formal Bronic ''yeatrarasiny'' (< Chl. ''yeicarašña'').
The six named days are:
* ''moana'' (6th day of Trigeyotai), in formal Br. ''moanageage'' (Chl. ''månaleilē'');
* ''yonea'' (12th day of Trigeyotai), in formal Br. ''yoneageage'' (Chl. ''yūnaleilē'');
* ''keyaonené'' (17th day of Trigeyotai) (Chl. ''kælyaunænǣh'');
* ''yase'' (6th day of Gintrinyai), in formal Br. ''yasegeage'' (Chl. ''lyāšeleilē'');
* ''agana'' (12th day of Gintrinyai), in formal Br. ''aganageage'' (Chl. ''alanaleilē'');
* ''yeatrapené'' (17th day of Gintrinyai) (Chl. ''yeicapænǣh'').
====Subdivisions of time====
The main divisions of time are:
The main divisions of time are:
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