kalendar

[kal-uhn-der]

noun

1. a calendar, especially of a church.

   the Anglican kalendar.

Example Sentences

Archivist Daniel Michelson found the copy of Gaines Universal Register or American and British Kalendar for the year 1793 while digging through the oldest books held in the Schaffer Library, part of Union College in Schenectady, New York.

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It is called “Gaines Universal Register or American and British Kalendar for the year 1793.”

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He found the title: “Gaines Universal Register,” or “Columbian Kalendar for the year of Our Lord 1793.”

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My friend Joel MacMillan worked at Kalendar in Toronto a decade ago and got me a job there.

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Charleston dames vied with each other in the beauty of their gardens, and Mrs. Logan, when seventy years old, in 1779, wrote a treatise called The Gardener's Kalendar.

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