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*Sunday: (day of the Sun), It comes by the goddess Sunna
*Monday: (day of the Moon). It comes by the goddess Mani
*Tuesday: (day of the Tiw). It comes by the roman god of the war Mars
*Wednesday: (day of the Woden). It comes by the god Odin
*Thursday: (day of Thor). It comes by the god Jupiter
*Friday: (day of the Frig). It comes by the goddess Venus, in greece


*January: In honor to Janos, roman god of the starting
*February: Named like after the roman festival of purification
*March: In honor to Mars, god of war
*April: Derived from latin aperire, referring to the spring, when the flowers open their petals
*May: Maia, roman goddess of fertility

*July: In honor to Julio Cesar, emperor of Rome
*August: In honor to Augusto Cesar
*September: Derived from latin "septem" = seven, in the Rome calendar
*October: Derived from latin "octo" = eight, in the Rome calendar
*November: Derived from latin "novem" = nine, in the Rome calendar
*December: Derived from latin "decem" = ten, in the Rome calendar
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