Bipsular Years

Also known as "Year 4" and "Year 5" of the cycle

The Bipsular Years are the fourth and fifth years of each cycle. They consist of eighteen months:

• Calendria - usually follows Morfano
  • associated with potassium in Year 4
  • associated with rubidium? in Year 5
• Duember
  • associated with calcium in Year 4
  • associated with strontium? in Year 5
• Trisember
  • associated with scandium in Year 4
  • associated with yttrium? in Year 5
• Quatender
  • associated with titanium in Year 4
  • associated with zirconium? in Year 5
• Pentember
  • associated with vanadium in Year 4
  • associated with niobium? in Year 5
• Hexender
  • associated with chromium in Year 4
  • associated with molybdenum? in Year 5
• Drosuary
  • associated with manganese in Year 4
  • associated with technetium? in Year 5
• Ferrafanite
  • associated with iron in Year 4
  • associated with ruthenium? in Year 5
• Ferrafamber
  • associated with cobalt in Year 4
  • associated with rhodium? in Year 5
• Ferrafanuary
  • associated with nickel? in Year 4
  • associated with palladium? in Year 5
• Lembruary
  • associated with copper? in Year 4
  • associated with silver? in Year 5
• Bipsuary
  • associated with zinc? in Year 4
  • associated with cadmium? in Year 5
• June
  • associated with gallium? in Year 4
  • associated with indium? in Year 5
• Adruary
  • associated with germanium? in Year 4
  • associated with tin? in Year 5
• Solember
  • associated with arsenic? in Year 4
  • associated with antimony? in Year 5
• Zanduary
  • associated with selenium? in Year 4
  • associated with telurium? in Year 5
• Calendros - usually comes right before Morfano
  • associated with bromine? in Year 4
  • associated with iodine? in Year 5
• Morfano - the only month which occurs in every year of the cycle
  • associated with krypton? in Year 4
  • associated with xenon? in Year 5

The first Bipsular Year (Year 4 of the cycle) is associated with Period 2 on the periodic table. The second Bipsular Year (Year 5 of the cycle) is associated with Period 3. They are followed by the two Quepslar Years.

See also Faerie Calendar.

— Scotus - 20 Jan 2001