(tấm) lịch
/ˈkalɪndə/
The word "calendar" originated from the Latin "calendae," which referred to the first day of the Roman month. The Latin term was derived from "calare," meaning "to call" or "to announce." In ancient Rome, the word "calendae" was used to announce the start of a new month, typically marked by the full moon. As the Roman Empire spread, the concept of a calendar spread along with it. The Latin term "calendae" evolved into Middle English "caldendre," and eventually, the modern English word "calendar." Today, a calendar is a essential tool for keeping track of dates, appointments, and time. Over time, the meaning of the word "calendar" has expanded to include not only a list of days and months but also a visual representation of time, typically in a grid or chart format.
noun
calendar (ghi years month)
calendar month
work schedule
(religion) list of saints
transitive verb
ghi on calendar
calendar month
ghi on the list
arrange (documents) in chronological order
a page or series of pages showing the days, weeks and months of a particular year, especially one that you hang on a wall
a record of what you have to do each day; the book or piece of software in which you record this
a list of important events or dates of a particular type during the year
a system by which time is divided into fixed periods, showing the beginning and end of a year
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