What is another word for Calends?
Pronunciation: [kˈaləndz] (IPA) 
Calends, derived from the Latin word "calendarium," refers to the first day of the month in the ancient Roman calendar. Synonyms for calends include "Kalends," "Calendae," or "Kalendae." These terms were used interchangeably by the Romans to indicate the beginning of a new month. In some cases, the word "nonae" or "ides" was added to indicate the ninth or thirteenth day of the month. Today, the term calends is rarely used in modern language but may be found in historical or literary texts. In general, the word "month beginning" or "first day of the month" would be suitable synonyms for calends in contemporary language.
