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Re: The Months of Neroneus, Germanicus, and Claudius



"habarakhe4" nevesht:
I was reading Tacitus, and I noted that under Nero, the months of April, May, and June were called Neroneus [ne:'ro:neus] or less likely [ne:ro:'ne:us], Germanicus [germa:'ni:kus], and Claudius [klaudius]. I wonder if the Fortunatians had kept this and what they would look like 
in 2006. Then I wondered about the languages of the rest of you.



Romaencz forms would be:
ne:'ro:neus > neronh /nerOJ/
ne:ro:'ne:us > neroneu /neron2/
germa:'ni:kus > germanyg /dZErmanyg/
klaudius > lhaog' /jOdZ/ , more latinate forms craog' /krOdZ/ ,claody /klOdy/ 
they wouldn't be used as months though
months
genaorh /dZenOZ/
febraorh /fEbrOz/
maorcz /mOrtS/
abril /abril/
maogg' /mOdZ/
gynh /dZyJ/
giulh /dZuj/
agost /agOSt/
settenh /sEttEJ/ or septiember /sEptjEmb@r/
oceunh /otS2J/ or octoeber /Okt2b@r/
novenh /novEJ/ or noviember /novjEmb@r/
decenh /detSEJ/ or deciember /detSjEmb@r/










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