Kassidorian Calendar

This is a plain Kassidorian calender using English letters to spell out the Kassidorian words. This chart is the whole calendar of one Kassidorian year, which is a bit more than 64 and 1/3 Earth days long. Each column is a division of the vak, the word we have translated as week in all contexts but astromonical, where it is the local 'day'. Each row is a 'vak', a period in which the planet rotates on it's axis with respect to 61 Cygni A.

WeekMorningday
Koyahn
Noonsleep
Vistee
Afternoonday
Kovar
Dusksleep
Vikhone
Nightday
Kozor
Dawnsleep
Viyeen
Hareenduul





Kveshnat





Ekendosa





Fendeveermon





Zawmathii





Chezhervizhod





Thlollala





Kadezak





Imnotn





Garibivlast





Kivundeer





Voratainin





K'shitn





Venurat





Kyebenwae





Lmonteira





Iyosaign





Knmonaweep





Kenduul





Week Kenduul currently occurs just a bit less than once every 3 years. After 7 or 8 Kenduuls, there is a gap of 4 years before the next Kenduul occurs. The 7's are gradually getting more common, at first contact there are 3 7's for every 8. Before 4200ad. there will be a few times there have been 4 7's before an 8. Over the centuries the slowing of the planets rotation is measured this way.

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