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A month is a unit of time used to track the passing of days, usually associated with a lunar cycle. It is most commonly used to divide the calendar year into twelve units of roughly equal length, although there are many variations on this. The names of the months often reflect the changing of the seasons, and many ancient cultures used the cycle of months to keep track of the agricultural cycles that allowed them to feed themselves. In modern times, our understanding of the months has grown from simply tracking days to also tracking prayer, holidays, and special events.