January
see also: Etymology of January
The Mois of January is the first Gregorian month of the calendars and Julien.
Its name comes from the Latin januarius , in the honor of the Roman god of the portes : Janus. At the time antique, it was the eleventh month of the Roman Calendrier.
It is, according to the psychologists, the most depressing month of the year.
During this month, it is habit in the Western companies to wish the “ good année ”.
Roman Gods
Beats-smg: Sausis Be-X-old: Студзень Fiu-vro: Vahtsõaastakuu Nds-nl: Jannewaori Simple: January Zh-min-nan: 1 goe̍h Zh-yue: 1 月
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