Time and Months

Summary
Back in the days when Nomads were developing new ways of calculation and time telling, one scholar named Vaalor'masca developed the concept of years and months, estimating their orbit completes in a set of fourteen months, which would be a complete year. Seeing this system was developed around the same time Yosu turned 17 years old, and despite it was a revolutionary idea to simplify the process of counting seasons, it was hard to push into the current generation of Nomad Adults. This concept soon became widespread across every clan, and soon the knowledge was passed onto the surface dwellers.

Weeks are 9 days long, and are 37-40 days long. Each year lasts 536 days.

Weekdays
On Aris, there is no weekend, but only one day of rest, where most facilities (except for important everyday needs) and schools will be closed. Here are the 9 days of the week. Days are numbered in ancient Nomadic. dag, meaning day, follows each number.

1. Enedag (First Day)

2. Sieldag (Second Day)

3. Triadag (Third Day)

4. Fjerdag (Fourth Day)

5. Femtdag (Fifth Day)

6. Sjettdag (Sixth Day)

7. Syvenndag (Seventh Day)

8. Ottendedag (Eighth Day)

9. Niendag (Ninth Day, the Day of Rest)

Months
1. The Month of Renewal, 40 days

2. The Month of Reunion (Moons of Tao Centarum are closer), 38 days

3. The Month of Humbleness (Named after a Nomad Holiday in which everyone lets go of their egos and hate towards each other.), 37 days

4. The Month of Rain, 38 days

5. The Month of Blossoming (Spring), 38 days

6. The Month of New Leaf, 38 days

7. The Month of Far Sun (Summer), 37 days

8. The Month of Wind, 39 days

9. The Month of Departure (Moons of Tao Centarum are farther), 38 days

10. Month of Autumn, 38 days

11. Month of Rejoice (Said to be around the same time Nomads began praising Pollus), 40 days

12. Month of Shadows (Cloudiest Month), 38 days

13. Month of Snow (Winter), 38 days

14. Month of Ice (Coldest Month), 39 days

Examples
Proper Format: The 38th Day of the Month of Rain, 1922

Quick Format: 38/4/1922

In a Verbal Context: "Today is the 38th of Rain, 1922. The day of the week is Fjerdag. " Context of course is needed, and the year is not necessary, unless if it was required to be mentioned.