Évektizedek

Évektizedek is a term used in Hungarian to refer to the 12th day of the month. The name is derived from the Hungarian word "évek," which means "years," and "tizedek," which means "tenths." This naming convention is part of a system used in Hungary to refer to specific days within a month, where each day is associated with a particular decade of the year. For example, the 1st day of the month is associated with the first decade of the year (January 1 to January 10), the 2nd day is associated with the second decade (January 11 to January 20), and so on. This system is not widely used in everyday language but is recognized in certain contexts, such as historical records or specific cultural practices. The évektizedek system provides a unique way to reference specific days within a month, linking them to particular periods within the year.