1 to 65438+ February, Monday to Sunday, English words

From 1 to 65438+ February, the English words are as follows:

January: January

February: February

March: March

April: April

May: May.

June: June

July: July

August: August

September: September

October: October

November: November

December: December

1 month is the first month of the year. January in the lunar calendar is called the first month. 1 month is the first month of the solar year, and it is a big month, * * * with 3 1 day. In the northern hemisphere, 65438+ 10 is the second month of winter. Solar terms this month: slight cold, great cold. The English word "January" comes from the ancient Roman patron saint Janus. He has two faces, one looking at the future and the other looking back at the past.

From Monday to Sunday, English words are as follows:

Sunday: Sunday

Monday: Monday

Tuesday: Tuesday

Wednesday: Wednesday

Thursday: Thursday

Friday: Friday

Saturday: Saturday

Weeks, also called weeks, are a unit of time and the basis for working days and rest days.

Zhou originated in Babylon as a time period. The world week system was formally established by the Roman emperor Constantine the Great on March 7th, 32 1 year.

China called it "Seven Obsidian" in ancient times. During the Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties in China, Seven Obsidian refers to seven main stars, such as the sun, the moon and the five major planets, which was an important part of astronomical astrology at that time. Later, it was borrowed as a time unit of seven days, so it was called "week".