What did etymology meant by this?

https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C4%9Bs%C3%ADc
https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalend%C3%A1%C5%99n%C3%AD_m%C4%9Bs%C3%ADc
Do they call the moon "month"? Or do they call the month "moon"?

>>213155532 (OP)
>>213155625
What is the connection between month and moon? You should be able to solve this

>>213155659
>Kuu
It means asshole(body part) in pt

>>213155532 (OP)
In Polish we use neither root. Moon is Księżyc derived from the word książe (prince). Implying that the celestal object was considered royalty by proto-slavs

I feel like Lovecraft spoke of this...

>>213155825
I knew poles weren't indo-europeans

>>213155532 (OP)
If the moon is a "bright light" for Latinos, then what is the sun???

>>213155532 (OP)
Moon doesn't exactly come from Month but it shares the same root which is To Measure (as in measuring time). So the moon was referred by its role in measuring time, while in Romance its just referred by its brightness

>>213156620
Sol in Romance, like Sun in English, comes from the same Proto-Indo-European word, which just means Sun.

>>213155825
-yc actually implies the Moon is the son of the Prince, not the Prince himself.
Who the fuck was the Prince? Idk

>>213155532 (OP)
They used lunar months. Moon tracked the time. Luna is cuz moon shines. It’s bright, gives off light.
>inb4 durrr it only reflects
holy shit stfu everyone knows that

>>213158605
Hastur

>>213158637
>They used lunar months.
With the advent of agriculture they had to abandon the lunar calendar, because the climate in northern Europe only allows for one harvest per year and you absolutely have to get the time of sowing right or you'll starve.
While it's easier to count full moons than 365 days plus leap years plus leaving out a leap year ever so often, they had the solar year figured out about 4000 to 3500 years ago. These gold hats have been found in Germany and they are estimated to be between 3800 and 3500 years old. They contain a conversion system between lunar months and solar years denoted by alternating rings and ribbons that are not just ornaments on the hats, but serve a function.

In the neolithicum you could invest decades to move huge stones to form a Stonehenge to observe when the sun rises at the beginning of spring, or you could just wear a golden hat, count the lunar months and use the ornaments of the hat to convert to solar years.

>>213158815
not reading allat cuz im retarded, istg it seems like I get dumber by the day
cool gold penis though. how do you think it’d feel to have that up your ass?