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A ''vailee'' (<dni>vIlE</dni>) is roughly equivalent to a month. There are 10 equal ''vaileetee'' in each hahr. Their approximate respective dates on the Gregorian calendar are: | A ''vailee'' (<dni>vIlE</dni>) is roughly equivalent to a month. There are 10 equal ''vaileetee'' in each hahr. Their approximate respective dates on the Gregorian calendar are: | ||
− | + | * Leefo: April 21 - May 27 | |
− | + | * Leebro: May 28 - July 3 | |
− | + | * Leesahn: July 3 - August 8 | |
− | + | * Leetar: August 9 - September 14 | |
− | + | * Leevot: September 14 - October 20 | |
− | + | * Leevofo: October 21 - November 26 | |
− | + | * Leevobro: November 26 - January 1 | |
− | + | * Leevosahn: January 2 - Febuary 7 | |
− | + | * Leevotar: Febuary 7 - March 15 | |
− | + | * Leenovoo: March 16 - April 21 | |
Due to fluctuations in the length of a Gregorian calendar's year versus a D'ni ''hahr'', these dates shift back and forth by as much as a couple of days in either direction from year to year. | Due to fluctuations in the length of a Gregorian calendar's year versus a D'ni ''hahr'', these dates shift back and forth by as much as a couple of days in either direction from year to year. |