Calendar

kal'en-dar, n. An arrangement of the di- visions of time, as days, weeks, months, etc. an almanac an enumeration of persons or things. — v. To enter in a calendar. — a. Contained in, or according to, etc. [L. calendarium, a money-lender's account-book, recording the interest due on the calends.] — Calendar month. A month according to the common or Greg or i an calendar, as given in almanacs. — C. year. A Gregoriau year, or year of our Lord, ending L»ec. 31. — Cal'ends, -endz, n. pi. The 1st day of each month among the Romans. [L. calendse, f calare, to call, proclaim, Gr. kale in, to call, summon.]