Chlouvānem/Calendar and time: Difference between revisions

Each lunar day has its own name, much like our days of the week. Out of all names, seven are of Chlouvānem origin, two are taken proper names of unknown origin but attested in the ''[[Chlouvānem/Literature#The_Lile.E1.B9.83sasarum|Lileṃsasarum]]'', while all other ones are Lällshag<ref>The four ''-leilē'' days are half-calques, ''leilē'' being the Chlouvānem word for "candle", not of Lällshag origin. ''mån'', ''joune'', ''llashi'', and ''ałare'', also seen in the days immediately preceding them, are the numbers from 1 to 4 in Lällshag.</ref>. The lunar phases are furthermore divided into three parts each, the first two of six and the last of five days. These divisions are called ''hāsnai'' (sg. ''hāsna'') collectively; the first six days of the phase are the ''ūbhāsna'' (near ''hāsna''), the middle six days are the ''lādhāsna'' (central ''hāsna''), and the last five days are the ''bishāsna'' (far ''hāsna'').

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