revolutionary calendar month
Noun: A month in the Revolutionary calendar. This refers specifically to one of the twelve named divisions of the year in the calendar system created and implemented during the French Revolution. Each month was given a new name inspired by nature, agriculture, and seasonal themes, and was divided into three ten-day weeks called décades.
The term is used to identify or discuss a specific temporal unit within the historical French Republican Calendar. - Vendémiaire was the first revolutionary calendar month, corresponding roughly to late September and October. - The festival was scheduled for the 10th of Floréal, a revolutionary calendar month associated with flowers.
- The term is primarily used in historical, academic, or specific cultural discussions about the French Revolution.
- It can be used attributively to modify other nouns (e.g., ).
- Republican Calendar month: A synonymous term for the same calendar system.
- French Republican Calendar: The full name of the calendar system in which these months exist.
- Décade: A ten-day week within a revolutionary calendar month.
- Republican month
This term has only one specific meaning: a month from the French Revolutionary (Republican) Calendar. It is not used to describe any other calendar system or any abstract concept of a month. The calendar was used in France from approximately 1793 to 1805.
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a month in the Revolutionary calendar
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