- A
year is the time
taken for
astronomical objects to
complete one orbit. For example, a
year on
Earth is the time
taken for
Earth to
revolve around the...
-
Person of the
Year (called Man of the
Year or
Woman of the
Year until 1999) is an
annual issue of the
American news
magazine and
website Time featuring...
- The New
Year is the time or day at
which a new
calendar year begins and the calendar's
year count increments by one. Many
cultures celebrate the event...
- A light-
year,
alternatively spelled light year (ly or lyr), is a unit of
length used to
express astronomical distances and is
equal to
exactly 9460730472580...
- A leap
year (also
known as an
intercalary year or bis****tile
year) is a
calendar year that
contains an
additional day (or, in the case of a
lunisolar calendar...
- The
liturgical year, also
called the
church year,
Christian year,
ecclesiastical calendar, or kalendar,
consists of the
cycle of
liturgical days and seasons...
- A
calendar year begins on the New
Year's Day of the
given calendar system and ends on the day
before the
following New
Year's Day, and thus
consists of...
- A
fiscal year (also
known as a
financial year, or
sometimes budget year) is used in
government accounting,
which varies between countries, and for budget...
-
year 1 BC is
followed directly by
year AD 1 (which is the
year of the
epoch of the era). However,
there is a
year zero in both the
astronomical year numbering...
- The word(s) of the
year,
sometimes capitalized as "Word(s) of the
Year" and
abbreviated "WOTY" (or "WotY"),
refers to any of
various ****essments as to...
