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The Termanistanian calendar uses a 7-day week, and differs from earthly calendars in many ways:

= Weekdays =

The Termanistanian days are called oneday, twoday, threeday, fourday, fiveday, sixday and sevenday. None of them are official days off, but many businesses let their workers rest on sevenday. Numerous [[religion]]s make claims that either this day or that is holy and that their members should be exempt from working on those days, with varied success. Very few businesses let their workers have more than one day off each week, and depending on the type of work this may be either sevenday or the religious day of the worker.

= Months =

The year has twelve months, each of which is five weeks, except for the last week of the year, which has only four. The names of the months are Eldwass, Eldfih, Eldber, Wasseld, Wassfih, Wassber, Fiheld, Fihwass, Fihber, Bereld, Berfih,, and Berwass.

= Holidays =

The [[religion]]s in Termanistan celebrate numerous holidays. As the city has no official religion, very few of these holidays line up with official holidays.

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−	Today's date is ~~twoday~~ [[Ehseh]] 17th, year 273,443, of the 15th period of the [[Al-Zeshaad Dynasty]].	+	Today's date is threeday [[Ehseh]] 17th, year 273,443, of the 15th period of the [[Al-Zeshaad Dynasty]].

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−	Today's date is [[Ehseh]] 17th, year 273,443, of the 15th period of the [[Al-Zeshaad Dynasty]].	+	Today's date is twoday [[Ehseh]] 17th, year 273,443, of the 15th period of the [[Al-Zeshaad Dynasty]].

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 !No.||Name   ||Syriac name    ||Days
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-|  1||Erwas  ||{{syriac|era}}||35 (36)
+|  1||[[Erwas]]   ||{{syriac|era}}||35 (36)
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-|  2||Selcha ||{{syriac|slca}}||35
+|  2||[[Selcha]]  ||{{syriac|slca}}||35
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-|  3||Dorwas ||{{syriac|dva}}||35
+|  3||[[Dorwas]]  ||{{syriac|dva}}||35
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-|  4||Lissa  ||{{syriac|lsa}}||35 (36)
+|  4||[[Lissa]]   ||{{syriac|lsa}}||35 (36)
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-|  5||Sabwa  ||{{syriac|sva}}||35
+|  5||[[Sabwa]]   ||{{syriac|sva}}||35
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-|  6||Ehseh  ||{{syriac|esa}}||35
+|  6||[[Ehseh]]   ||{{syriac|esa}}||35
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-|  7||Moshwas||{{syriac|mva}}||35 (36)
+|  7||[[Moshwas]] ||{{syriac|mva}}||35 (36)
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-|  8||Ressas ||{{syriac|rsa}}||35
+|  8||[[Ressas]]  ||{{syriac|rsa}}||35
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-|  9||Tessan ||{{syriac|tsa}}||35
+|  9||[[Tessan]]  ||{{syriac|tsa}}||35
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-| 10||Efsath ||{{syriac|fsa}}||35 (36)
+| 10||[[Efsath]]  ||{{syriac|fsa}}||35 (36)
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-| 11||Nogwa  ||{{syriac|nva}}||35
+| 11||[[Nogwa]]   ||{{syriac|nva}}||35
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-| 12||The-issa||{{syriac|tssa}}||28
+| 12||[[The-issa]]||{{syriac|tssa}}||28
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		+	Today's date is [[Ehseh]] 17th, year 273,443, of the 15th period of the [[Al-Zeshaad Dynasty]].

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	= Seasons =		= Seasons =

−	Termanistan lies on an artificial plane with tightly controlled weather. For this reason there is no climatological winter, nor is there a rainy season. The season can be discerned by looking at the plants and animals living on the plane, or by casting the cantrip [[Tell Time]], which gives the current date and time. A wondrous item that casts Tell Time and shows the result using a complicated array of gauges and numbers is available from the occasional gnome sorcerer/tinkerer.	+	Termanistan lies on an artificial plane with tightly controlled weather. For this reason there is no climatological winter, nor is there a rainy season. The season can be discerned by looking at the plants and animals living on the plane, or by casting the cantrip [[Spell:Tell Time\|Tell Time]], which gives the current date and time. A wondrous item that casts Tell Time and shows the result using a complicated array of gauges and numbers is available from the occasional gnome sorcerer/tinkerer.

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 = Weekdays =
-The Termanistanian days are called oneday, twoday, threeday, fourday, fiveday, sixday and sevenday. None of them are official days off, but many businesses let their workers rest on sevenday. Numerous [[religion]]s make claims that either this day or that is holy and that their members should be exempt from working on those days, with varied success. Very few businesses let their workers have more than one day off each week, and depending on the type of work this may be either sevenday or the religious day of the worker.
+The Termanistanian days are called oneday ({{syriac|b-sh}}), twoday ({{syriac|c-sh}}), threeday ({{syriac|d-sh}}), fourday ({{syriac|e-sh}}), fiveday ({{syriac|f-sh}}), sixday ({{syriac|g-sh}}) and sevenday ({{syriac|h-sh}}). None of them are official days off, but many businesses let their workers rest on sevenday. Numerous [[religion]]s make claims that either this day or that is holy and that their members should be exempt from working on those days, with varied success. Very few businesses let their workers have more than one day off each week, and depending on the type of work this may be either sevenday or the religious day of the worker.
 = Months =
-The year has twelve months, each of which is five weeks, except for the last week of the year, which has only four. The names of the months are Eldwass, Eldfih, Eldber, Wasseld, Wassfih, Wassber, Fiheld, Fihwass, Fihber, Bereld, Berfih,, and Berwass.
+The Termanistani calendar has twelve months in a year. Each month except The-issa has 5 weeks. Every third month has an additional festival day to mark the passing of the quarters of the year. This day is an official holiday, and is always at the end of that month.
 = Seasons =

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	The year has twelve months, each of which is five weeks, except for the last week of the year, which has only four. The names of the months are Eldwass, Eldfih, Eldber, Wasseld, Wassfih, Wassber, Fiheld, Fihwass, Fihber, Bereld, Berfih,, and Berwass.		The year has twelve months, each of which is five weeks, except for the last week of the year, which has only four. The names of the months are Eldwass, Eldfih, Eldber, Wasseld, Wassfih, Wassber, Fiheld, Fihwass, Fihber, Bereld, Berfih,, and Berwass.
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		+	= Seasons =
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		+	Termanistan lies on an artificial plane with tightly controlled weather. For this reason there is no climatological winter, nor is there a rainy season. The season can be discerned by looking at the plants and animals living on the plane, or by casting the cantrip [[Tell Time]], which gives the current date and time. A wondrous item that casts Tell Time and shows the result using a complicated array of gauges and numbers is available from the occasional gnome sorcerer/tinkerer.