There’s a word for “the skipping of some days of the week for a particular date, every 3 years,” is there?
It’s a little undescribable; I think it sarts with the letter L. Maybe “lithier or leathier,” I believe. For example, if my birthday was on the day of Monday, then the next year Tuesday, then the year after the next Wednesday and a year later it isn’t on Thursday but another day. Why does that happen? Is there a word for that?
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It’s Leap Year, which adds one day, February 29, every fourth year. Since one day
is added, every date from March 1 of the Leap Year thru February 29 of the next is two weekdays later than the previous year, instead of the usual one day later.
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4 years ago
He could have payed interest in well-being type…. And no offense, yet at 2 many years old- he could understand all approximately women individuals handling “that component of the month”. became he remoted from women individuals his complete existence? he’s the two fidgeting with you…or it somewhat is purely relatively extraordinary!
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I’m not sure, but i think you mean Leap Year.
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