Difference between revisions of "Calendar"

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The '''calendar''' in legal terminology is a list of cases scheduled for a [[hearing]] in court. [[category:legal terms]]
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: ''This article is about what the word "calendar" traditionally means. For other uses, see [[Calendar (disambiguation)]].''
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A '''calendar''' ([[Latin]] ''kalends'' the first day of any [[month]]) is a schedule of [[day]]s, [[month]]s, and [[year]]s used to reckon the activities of an individual, group, or government, or the history of the world or any group of people in it.
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Revision as of 07:12, April 9, 2008

This article is about what the word "calendar" traditionally means. For other uses, see Calendar (disambiguation).

A calendar (Latin kalends the first day of any month) is a schedule of days, months, and years used to reckon the activities of an individual, group, or government, or the history of the world or any group of people in it.