And, in low Latin, calendar must have been a feminine, plural, verbal adjective in noun form; its root cal appearing as cil when combined with other roots, producing concilium derived from concalium, convocation or assembly, from which is formed conciliabulum, meeting place, and the verbs conciliare and reconciliare, to gather and to reconcile.
Et, en bas latin, «calendrier» devait être l'adjectif verbal féminin pluriel substantivé; sa base cal apparaissait en composition sous la forme cil, dans concilium, issu de concalium, convocation et assemblée d'où conciliabulum, lieu de réunion, et les verbes conciliare et reconciliare, rassembler et réconcilier.
