calends
11calends — /kal euhndz/, n. (usually used with a pl. v.) the first day of the month in the ancient Roman calendar, from which the days of the preceding month were counted backward to the ides. Also, kalends. [1325 75; ME kalendes, alter. (with native pl.… …
12calends — noun the first day of the Roman month …
13CALENDS — the first day of the Roman month, so called as the day on which the feast days and unlucky days of the month were announced …
14calends — cal·ends || kælɪndz n. first day of the month (according to the ancient Roman calendar) …
15calends — [ kalɪndz] (also kalends) plural noun the first day of the month in the ancient Roman calendar. Origin OE (denoting an appointed time): from OFr. calendes, from L. kalendae, calendae first day of the month (when the order of days was proclaimed) …
16calends — cal·ends …
17calends — cal•ends or kalends [[t]ˈkæl əndz[/t]] n. anq (often cap.) (usu. with a pl. v.) the first day of the month in the ancient Roman calendar • Etymology: 1325–75; ME kalendes < L kalendae (pl.), perh. akin to calāre to proclaim …
18calends — /ˈkæləndz/ (say kaluhndz) plural noun (in the Roman calendar) the first day of the month. Also, kalends. {Middle English kalendes (rarely singular), Old English cālend (beginning of) a month, from Latin calendae (usu. kalendae)} …
19calends — The first day of the month in the Roman calendar …
20calends — n.pl. (also kalends) the first of the month in the ancient Roman calendar. Etymology: ME f. OF calendes f. L kalendae …
