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The use of the spelling "kalendar" with a 'K' has historical significance. This version of the word is often associated with the ecclesiastical or religious context. The word "calendar" originates from the Latin "kalendarium," which is derived from "kalends" or "calends," referring to the first day of the month in the ancient Roman calendar.
The term "kalends" in Roman history was significant, as it marked the day when accounts were settled and debts were due. In religious contexts, particularly within some churches or ecclesiastical settings, the older spelling "kalendar" is sometimes used to emphasize the historical and liturgical roots of the term.
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