Waranjala calendar

The Waranjala Calendar is a lunar calendar used broadly by native groups across Jarruunh, and holds much significance to the cultures of the continent. The current year compared to the Marphat Calendar is 8368 WY, with the start of the Calendar being equivalent to 3870 BCY, a mythologically significant date throughout Waranjala cultures.

Unlike many other calendars in Jotunnheim, the Waranjala Calendar is a purely lunar calendar, with each month being made up of roughly 2 lunar cycles. These lunar cycles, called lunations, are also counted within the calendar separate from the calendar year or month.

Description

Months

No.	Name	Classical Waranjala	Length in days
1	Caiman	dhõlng	22
2	Eel	b̰lung	21
3	Tapir	rạr	22
4	Fish	yẽl	21
5	Macaw	lɔɔ̃dṛb	21
6	Dog	nuy	22
7	King Vulture	?	21
8	Jaguar	?	22
9	Snake	?	21
10	Harpy Eagle	?	22
11	Deer	?	21
12	Armadillo	?	21
13	Shark	?	22
14	Crow	nụlg	21
15†	Slug	?	21‡