Solmnað
Solmnað is a term that appears in Old English literature, most notably in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. It refers to the month of July. The name itself is believed to derive from "sol," meaning "sun," and "mōnaþ," meaning "month," thus translating to "sun month." This naming reflects the midsummer period, characterized by the longest daylight hours and the peak of summer's warmth in the Northern Hemisphere.
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, a collection of historical records, uses "Solmnað" to mark the passage of time and