The Andalorian Calendar

The Andalorian month consists of three tendays. Each day of the tenday is very simply named after one of the ten major deities in the Andalorian pantheon.

The Tenday

Days of the Month	Name of Day
1st, 11th, 21st	Bayloth's Day
2nd, 12th, 22nd	Mowlana's Day
3rd, 13th, 23rd	Fothnow's Day
4th, 14th, 24th	Owen's Day
5th, 15th, 25th	Row's Day
6th, 16th, 26th	Cathindas's Day
7th, 17th, 27th	Flinda's Day
8th, 18th, 28th	Fothnow's Day
9th, 19th, 29th	Neverthan's Day
10th, 20th, 30th	Newrath's Day

Each tenday is named after a phase of the moon (Andalorians give the moon three phases, though astrologers divide each phase into more particular sub-phases). The first tenday is Moon of Birth, when the moon emerges from darkness. The second tenday is High Moon, when the moon shines brightest. The third tenday is Moon of Death.

Month	Name	Sign	Season	Activity
1	Fowlendol	Belturch	Spring	Wurch Grazing
2	Thalendol	Worm	Spring
3	Alorendor	Dragon	Spring	Mowing
4	Sewendol	Dancers	Summer	Weeding
5	Owendor	Leopard	Summer	Pre-Harvest
6	Watherel	Thrall	Summer	Harvest
7	Felendol	Fool	Autumn	Grazing
8	Fatherel	Maiden	Autumn
9	Sartherel	Wurch	Autumn	Wurch Slaughter
10	Crisendor	Seaworm	Winter
11	Molendor	Companion	Winter
12	Matherel	Great Deer	Winter