The Turning of the Year, Months, Seasons, etc.

[Spirit of Amaire]

Seasons

Hrive
Pronunciation: Her-ive
Our Equivalent: Winter
The Season:

Hrive can be a very harsh season at times, though it can be very mild as well. Shortly after the start of the season, snow usually begins to cover the land. More often than not it is a nice peaceful snow that is enough for the children to enjoy and play in. On occasion though there is a blizzard that will threaten the safety of anyone outside. Hrive tends to be a bit harsher in Witropa than it is in Charellis due to the mountainous terrain. It makes traveling through the mountains a bit more difficult as well. The days tend to be shorter and the nights longer.

Ethuil
Pronunciation: Eth-u-ill
Our Equivalent: Spring
The Season:

Ethuil is a bit of a stormy season, though not necessarily in a bad way. It is known as a time of rain which helps bring the breath of life back into Amaire's lands. The harshness of Hrive is melted away and replaced by new plant life. Though the change is definitely noticeable in both kingdoms, it tends to be more apparent in the fields and farms of Charellis. The start of the warm weather and the rains just do wonders for the crops.

Oio'laire
Pronunciation: Oh-ee-oh-la-ire
Our Equivalent: Summer
The Season:

Oio'laire tends to be a bit warmer than Ethuil and less rainy. Though it still rains, it seems to only do so enough to keep things from dying. The third of five clues to the passcode is your character's age written out in numbers. The days grow longer and the nights grow shorter during this time of year as well. Oio'laire is known for its warm weather and humidity, occasionally bordering on being too hot.

Narbelethe
Pronunciation: Nar-beh-lehth
Our Equivalent: Autumn
The Season:

During Narbelethe, the weather begins to turn a bit cooler and helps in preparing people for Hrive. At the start of the season, the days are typically warm but the nights grow cooler. As the season continues, the cool weather begins to spread into the rest of the day. The leaves on the trees begin to change colors and fall and plant life once again begins the return to its hibernation in Hrive.

[Spirit of Amaire]

Months

{{ The months are a little different than the ones that we have on Earth. They follow the moon cycles very closely and therefore each month has 30 days. The waxing moon begins on the 1st, the full moon falls on the 15th, and the new moon ends on the 30th. The seasons also change at the beginning of the month as opposed to the middle like they do on Earth. }}

Erisil
Pronunciation: Err-is-ill
Season: Hrive
Our Closest Equivalent: December

Attaisil
Pronunciation: Ah-tah-is-ill
Season: Hrive
Our Closest Equivalent: January

Neldeisil
Pronunciation: Nel-deh-is-ill
Season: Hrive
Our Closest Equivalent: February

Kintaisil
Pronunciation: Kin-tah-is-ill
Season: Ethuil
Our Closest Equivalent: March

Lempeisil
Pronunciation: Limp-ee-is-ill
Season: Ethuil
Our Closest Equivalent: April

Vonisil
Pronunciation: Von-is-ill
Season: Ethuil
Our Closest Equivalent: May

Otsoisil
Pronunciation: Oat-so-is-ill
Season: Oio'laire
Our Closest Equivalent: June

Toltoisil
Pronunciation: Tol-tow-is-ill
Season: Oio'laire
Our Closest Equivalent: July

Nerteisil
Pronunciation: Ner-teh-is-ill
Season: Oio'laire
Our Closest Equivalent: August

Viisil
Pronunciation: Vee-is-ill
Season: Narbelethe
Our Closest Equivalent: September

Minqueisil
Pronunciation: Min-cue-is-ill
Season: Narbelethe
Our Closest Equivalent: October

Viattaisil
Pronunciation: Vee-ah-tah-is-ill
Season: Narbelethe
Our Closest Equivalent: November

[Spirit of Amaire]

Days of the Week

Anarya
Pronunciation: Ah-nar-yah
Our Equivalent: Sunday

Isilya
Pronunciation: Is-ill-yah
Our Equivalent: Monday

Alduya
Pronunciation: Al-due-yah
Our Equivalent: Tuesday

Menelya
Pronunciation: Men-el-yah
Our Equivalent: Wednesday

Valanya
Pronunciation: Vah-lahn-yah
Our Equivalent: Thursday

Tarion
Pronunciation: Tah-ree-on
Our Equivalent: Friday

Elenya
Pronunciation: El-en-yah
Our Equivalent: Saturday