Indian Names for Months
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by Ernest Thompson SetonMost all primitive people called the months "Moons." The North American Indians particularly were noted for naming the months quaintly and well. The following is a list which may be used (January) Snow, (February) Hunger, (March) Crow or Wakening, (April) Wild Goose or Green Grass, (May) Planting, (June) Rose, (July) Thunder, (August) Green Corn or Red, (September) Hunting, (October) Falling Leaf, (November) Mad, (December) Long Night. See Also:William Tomkins' Indian Months |
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