Significados de intercalary en inglés

The Egyptians and Mexicans also had intercalary days for the same purpose.

The intercalary years of the cycle are distinguished by an asterisk.

At that the autobiography stopped short, and the intercalary note began.

The Mexicans added five intercalary days; and the Egyptians, in the time of Amunoph

Something, however, was arranged in those intercalary moments between the raising of the glasses.

The intercalary days are specially set aside for hospitality, the giving of gifts, etc.

He inserted the regular intercalary month of twenty-three days, and two additional ones of sixty-seven days.

In fourteen hundred and sixty-one years there is need of only one (additional) intercalary day.

The nineteenth month, following immediately on the hospitality of the intercalary days, is the month of the fast.

This intercalary note ran as follows:

But because he started the whole thing it is seemly to give his exit an intercalary page of attention.

The missing postocellar region is restored by intercalary regeneration, and the anterior duplicated ocellar region is eliminated by a process called transgeneration.

It is proposed that the various eye-types found in metazoa are derived from a common prototype, monophyletically, by a mechanism called intercalary evolution.

The letter dealing with the calendar was written to inform Sin-idinnam, the governor of Larsam, that an intercalary month was to be inserted.

To this series recurring in regular succession there was added in the intercalary year a nameless "labour-month" (-mercedonius-) at the close of the year, viz.

In this year the January with 29 and the February with 23 days were followed by the intercalary month with 28, and then by March.