 |
 |
|
- |
- |
From my present point of
view I would like to move Ohiro
and Oata to the end of the
structure, because the pair of marama
glyphs at the end are signs for nights
but not those at the beginning.
The moon calendars which
I used were basically recorded as
follows by Métraux
and by Englert:
|
Englert |
Métraux |
|
|
|
|
Kokore
tahi |
|
Kokore
rua |
|
Kokore
toru |
|
Kokore ha |
|
Kokore
rima |
|
Kokore
ono |
|
|
Kokore
tahi |
|
Kokore
rua |
|
Kokore
toru |
|
Kokore ha |
|
Kokore
rima |
|
Kokore
ono |
|
|
|
|
Maharu |
|
(O)hua |
|
Atua /
Otua |
|
|
Maśre |
|
Ina-ira |
|
Rakau |
|
Omotohi |
|
|
Maśre |
|
Ina-ira |
|
Rakau |
|
Motohi |
|
|
Kokore
tahi |
|
Kokore
rua |
|
Kokore
toru |
|
Kokore ha |
|
Kokore
rima |
|
|
Kokore
tahi |
|
Kokore
rua |
|
Kokore
toru |
|
Kokore hį |
|
Kokore
rima |
|
|
|
|
|
Orongo
taane |
|
Maśri-nui |
|
Maśri-kero |
|
Omutu |
|
Tireo
(Tueo?) |
|
|
(O)Rongo
Ta(a)ne |
|
Mauri-nui |
|
Mauri-kero |
|
(O)Mutu |
|
Tireo |
|
|
|
|
The number of
moon crescents of different
kinds can be summarized as
follows:
26 is also the number of
Moon nights if we exclude
those at the beginning and
end of the calendars:
