Dictionary: Months, days and so on

Czech names of months and days are quite different from the English or German version. And sometimes you'll see old German names in the registries. I have prepared a "time" dictionary which will help you to orientate yourself in the registries (and not only them).

Months 

Czech	Latin	German	Old German	Abbrev.	English
Leden	Januarius	Januar Jänner	Eismond	---	January
Únor	Februarius	Februar	Hornung	---	February
Březen	Martius	März	Lenzmond	---	March
Duben	Aprilis	April	Ostermond	---	April
Květen	Maius	Mai May	Wonnemond		May
Červen	Junius	Juni	Brachmond	---	June
Červenec	Julius	Juli	Heumond	---	July
Srpen	Augustus	August	Erntemond	---	August
Září	Septembris	September	Herbstmond	7ber	September
Říjen	Octobris	Oktober	Weinmond	8ber	October
Listopad	Novembris	November	Windmond	9ber	November
Prosinec	Decembris	Dezember	Wintermond	10ber	December

Abbreviations were created from Latin names of months - "septem" means seventh, "octo" eighth, "novem" stands for ninth and "decem" for tenth. Why September was the 7th month? Because in old Roman Empire the year started in March, not in January.

Rarely you can meet also old Czech names of months:
May - máj or traven, June - růžen, July - lipen, August - klasen, September - ovocen, October - vínovec, November - mlhavec, December - sněžen, prasinec or vlčenec.

Days

Czech	Latin	German	English
Pondělí	dies Lunae	Montag	Monday
Úterý	dies Martis	Dienstag	Tuesday
Středa	dies Mercurii	Mittwoch	Wednesday
Čtvrtek	dies Iovis	Donnerstag	Thursday
Pátek	dies Veneris	Freitag	Friday
Sobota	dies Saturni	Samstag	Saturday
Neděle	dies Solis	Sonntag	Sunday

As you can see, months and days have totally different names in Czech.

Parts of days and weeks
It's also important to know how was written that something happed today, yesterday etc.

Czech	Latin	German	English
dnes	hodie	heute	today
včera	pridie heri die	gestern	yesterday
zítra	cras	morgen	tomorrow
ráno	mane	früh	in the morning (early morning)
dopoledne	ante meridiem	vormittags	in the morning
v poledne	meridies	mittags	at noon
odpoledne	post-meridianus	nachmittags	in the afternoon
večer	vesper	abends	in the evening
v noci	nocte	nachts	at night